Farah exit ushers in new Tigers era
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foreveratiger
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@ragedmachine said:
That was a pisser the Karl laugh :laughing: :laughing:
Seriously if Pascoe knows anything about Footy ? He surely can't think this Squad is a Top 4 without adding any quality signings .
I can understand that you have to have higher goals but also let it be realistic…..Pascoe is sounding like Mayer and his Predictions :unamused:
Roosters , Eels and Rabbits will finish higher than us next year IMO .
So we are going from no Finals Footy since 2011 to Top 4 next year......Mad Monday is alive and well.
I cant believe Taylor has the audacity to talk like this after what his side produced yesterday with everything on the line.
He should hang his head in shame and just shut up. Fair dinkum…enjoy your last year in professional footy...even Newcastle wouldnt be dumb enough to hire you.
He should hang his head in shame and just shut up. Fair dinkum…enjoy your last year in professional footy...even Newcastle wouldnt be dumb enough to hire you.
Magpie_Magic
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Farahs exit has ushered in crud.
Moses running wild.
Poor captaincy.
Wingers at dummy half..
30 to 4 ht going for semis at home full house.
What a joke.
Moses running wild.
Poor captaincy.
Wingers at dummy half..
30 to 4 ht going for semis at home full house.
What a joke.
upthetigers
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@tigers2005 said:
Would love to have Toovs… was doing well with Manly until they got hit with injuries. I reckon he'd be pretty cheap too considering he would be desperate to be coaching again.
upthetigers
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@magpiecol said:
So we're a one-player team like Hayne was at Parra. Yeah, gotta give the coach credit for that!! haha
851
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@stryker said:
JT just sprouts crap all the time, when he came in he sprouted about fixing the defence and being too soft, well he has not fixed either of those.
He said top 8 in 2016 was what he was going to achieve, fail again, top 4 next year yeh right, now he has changed his tune to I give us a pass for this year and our style will eventually lead us to make the 8, talk about back tracking for an excuse.
The absolute garbage decision to move 3 players out of position to give our secondrower playing hooker a rest is about as cohesive as the cork scramble at the local school swimming carnival, JT is not a head coach, he maybe alright as an assistant, but that is his ceiling.
tigers2005
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@magpiecol said:
So Tedesco would have stopped the raiders putting 50 on us. Or would have made the tackles our right hand side continue to miss and miss read. So tedesco makes us a 40 point better team. We were lucky our soft draw made us end up higher than we should, and made JT think his wise move in not playing a hooker, then reshuffling half your team to put your winger there would work.
stevetiger
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@magpiecol said:
Col - I don't think Tedesco makes that much difference. I think if Tedesco played and the team turned up then we would have had a chance. Tedesco would have made no difference yesterday - we choked.
timmings01
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@Byron Bay Fan said:
Mate if that's true can you just point me in the direction of your last "positive" post cause I can't seem to find one. Oh hang on, maybe I need to search back a few years. Nah…
Magpie_Magic
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If Tedesco played Raiders would have scored 3 tess tries by my count Nofo had a shocker.
And Moses had 4 try asists ….for Canberra.
But magpiecol is right imo.
When Cartwright was asked what changed in Penriths big win against us versus their loss a few weeks earlier he just replied....Tedesco.
And Moses had 4 try asists ….for Canberra.
But magpiecol is right imo.
When Cartwright was asked what changed in Penriths big win against us versus their loss a few weeks earlier he just replied....Tedesco.
innsaneink
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The same people saying the same thing over and over
I did LOL though
I did LOL though
GNR4LIFE
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@innsaneink said:
Gonna read 6 months of it.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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http://www.msn.com/en-au/sport/rugby-league/wests-tigers-great-unknown-without-farah/ar-AAj2fiO?li=AA54yd&ocid=spartanntp
Wests Tigers skipper Aaron Woods admits he has no idea what the NRL club will be like without premiership-winning legend Robbie Farah.
The Tigers will be without Farah in their squad for the first time since 2002 next season, after the out-of-favour NSW hooker moved to South Sydney on a two-year deal.
Woods and Farah have been a key part of the club since the Kangaroos prop made his debut in 2011.
But Farah's falling out with coach Jason Taylor has resulted in the 2005 premiership winner exiting the joint venture and Woods says the Tigers will be a great unknown minus their former skipper.
"I'm not sure how things will be," Woods told AAP
"I have never been at the club with Robbie not being there so it is something else.
"It is going to be a bit different. I don't know how it is going to go.
"There are a lot of boys there who have to pick up their games, we lose a lot of experience in Robbie and (retired utility Dene) Halatau.
"So we are going to have to pick up the slack."
Woods flies out from Sydney to Manchester on Thursday ahead of the start of the Four Nations in Britain later this month.
He skipped Australia's win over New Zealand in Perth on Saturday due to his marriage.
The Kangaroos front-rower won't join the Tigers for pre-season training until the new year.
The good news for Tigers fans is that two-time premiership winning Manly rake Matt Ballin is expected to be fit for the start of the 2017 after missing all of this year due to a knee injury.
Ballin will have backup in youngster Jacob Liddle and recent signing Matt McIlwrick.
"I won't be there at the start of the pre-season with the boys so I will have to wait and see how things turn out in the new year," Woods said.
"With Matty, Jacob Liddle and Matty McIllwrick there are a few boys there.
"We have some good signings and Matty's (Ballin) knee will be right.
"He has started running again so that should be all fine."
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He seems a bit worried to me.
Wests Tigers skipper Aaron Woods admits he has no idea what the NRL club will be like without premiership-winning legend Robbie Farah.
The Tigers will be without Farah in their squad for the first time since 2002 next season, after the out-of-favour NSW hooker moved to South Sydney on a two-year deal.
Woods and Farah have been a key part of the club since the Kangaroos prop made his debut in 2011.
But Farah's falling out with coach Jason Taylor has resulted in the 2005 premiership winner exiting the joint venture and Woods says the Tigers will be a great unknown minus their former skipper.
"I'm not sure how things will be," Woods told AAP
"I have never been at the club with Robbie not being there so it is something else.
"It is going to be a bit different. I don't know how it is going to go.
"There are a lot of boys there who have to pick up their games, we lose a lot of experience in Robbie and (retired utility Dene) Halatau.
"So we are going to have to pick up the slack."
Woods flies out from Sydney to Manchester on Thursday ahead of the start of the Four Nations in Britain later this month.
He skipped Australia's win over New Zealand in Perth on Saturday due to his marriage.
The Kangaroos front-rower won't join the Tigers for pre-season training until the new year.
The good news for Tigers fans is that two-time premiership winning Manly rake Matt Ballin is expected to be fit for the start of the 2017 after missing all of this year due to a knee injury.
Ballin will have backup in youngster Jacob Liddle and recent signing Matt McIlwrick.
"I won't be there at the start of the pre-season with the boys so I will have to wait and see how things turn out in the new year," Woods said.
"With Matty, Jacob Liddle and Matty McIllwrick there are a few boys there.
"We have some good signings and Matty's (Ballin) knee will be right.
"He has started running again so that should be all fine."
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He seems a bit worried to me.
