OFFICIAL Bryce Gibbs [Discussion]

Gibbs heighno and Ryan May all have been good reases player wise but they all bled for the tigers and that spirit is not easily replaced

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@happy tiger said:
@foreveratiger said:
Some on here were doing cartwheels when he left our Club, I was one shattered bloke as I thought at the time we just signed him for 4 years, what this bloke had for this Club was pride, passion, love and Character.
All our 2005 Premiership players are slowly hanging up the boots which gives me great sadness, need a premiership in the next couple of years. :wink:

FT I don't think people did cartwheels , but many understood his knees were shot and we wouldn't have got value from him

One of my fav WT's players , and also one of the few we let go at the right time
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Ok maybe not cartwheels but very happy he left, in hindsight yes it was the right decision as injures proved to much for him to go on.
 
Always liked Gibbs. A tough player. You always knew he wouldn't let the team down. A good natured larrikin that used to drive his team mates crazy with his antics. I wish him and his family best of luck for the future.
 
Gibbs is one of those rare people in our game,he offers a great personality and genuine football skills..

All the best to him and his family in the future…..
 
In his early days
No discipline ,dirty grub!
" Love him"
True passion and hearts for the West Tigers.
True eg why you do not give up on players. Congratulations on your career.

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Rugby League Week reports at least two NRL clubs are attempting to lure Bryce Gibbs out of retirement.
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A fan-favourite among rugby league fans, the 30-year-old prop has attracted interest from the Sea Eagles and Cowboys.

http://www.triplem.com.au/sydney/sport/nrl/news/2015/2/former-wests-tigers-and-cronulla-sharks-bryce-gibbs-attracts-interest-from-manly-sea-eagles-and-north-queensland-cowboys/
 
Love Bryce Gibbs to bits

But we let him go at the right time

One of the few calls we have got right over the years , his knees were buggered unfortunately
 
Would be a good pick up for any team. Kinda wish he was playing lock for us right now.

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@Milky said:
Never liked him but wouldn't mind him playing for another team.

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Milky when we were at our best defensively it was when Gibbs leading our line speed aggressively

I'll say it again , Gibbs plays the entire game v the Warriors in the 2011 semi and we win the premiership

We fell apart when he went off
 
All teams need characters like gibbsy Fulton Ryan etc in the team. However very few props these days are not busted by 30\. Self preservation not high on the list amongst the elite forwards.

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Gibbs was better than Heino…
At his best he was a machine.
Can't see him be any good these days though.
Funny bloke tho, bet he'd be good for a yarn.
 
It the early days he was aggressive but gave away to many penalties. He was always a good defender and could play long minutes. When the Tigers defence was at its best , we had Gibbs, Galloway, Fulton and Ellis all playing together for about three years and excelling in 2010 and 2011.
 
@grrrrrrrrrr said:
All teams need characters like gibbsy Fulton Ryan etc in the team. However very few props these days are not busted by 30\. Self preservation not high on the list amongst the elite forwards.

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Give him a role as an assistant to Kidwell , he could become a good defensive coach in the future
 
Surprised there is interest, looked and played like an old man last year.

like everyone has said, he was a good defender in his prime.

For me he gave away too many penalties, but he was more than handy for us.

I dont think he would be a great defensive coach (despite being a good defender)
 
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