Farahs mum has passed away

[Spartan117]

Todays been crazy for me and Im only just catching up on the important things.

Condolences Robbie and family.

Feeling your pain mate.

 

[jayman073]

Such terrible news ! Footy doesn't seem as important when these things happen . Deepest condolence to the leader of our club.
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[cunno]

Deepest condolences to Robbie and his family.

 

[happy_tiger]

Todays been crazy for me and Im only just catching up on the important things.

Condolences Robbie and family.

Feeling your pain mate.

Hope everything is ok Spartan

 

[Mighty_Tigers]

We love you Robbie.For all those hours of entertainment you provide us your the heart and soul of all our extended family WestsTigers hope and wish you and your family all the best in this sad time. We are all here to help.God bless

 

[Mothermagpie]

My thoughts are with the Farah family also.

I almost lost my mum last week and I know how bad that feels, can only imagine what you and your family is going through.

 

[clokan]

my condolences and prayers go out to the the Farah family.

 

[TigerChick]

Heartbreaking to say the least….....
Deepest condolences to Robbie and his family
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[Tigerpete]

I'm shattered for Robbie and his family. Words never seem enough in times like these but my thoughts and prayers are with the Farah family tonight and in the days ahead. Football is game, family is everything.

 

[the_tiger]

Robbie when i heard this afternoon i teared up and couldnt speak i feel for you not only me but my whole family as we are all Tigers and we love u mate.

Robbie am Jordans Dad u two met at the Doctors and mate thank you for taking the photo with him.

Mate a friend of mine is a Rooster supporter he sms me when we lost today . i wrote back to him saying well done mate but we lost much more than a game we lost Robbies mum and that means a lot more than a game.
our deepest condolences Robbie to you and your family.

Alway know we are here for you.

Jordans dad and family.

 

[meltiger69]

Usually during a minute of silence during a sporting game there are a few disrespectful morons who yell out. Not today. There was total silence at Leichhardt for the full 60 seconds - a tribute to Sonia. It also shows the respect we Tigers fans have for Robbie. I felt honoured to be a part of that today. All tigers fans will have Robbie and his family in our prayers.

My family & I were @ Leichhardt today. To see so many people & players alike sad for Robbie, made me even prouder to be a Tiger supporter. Whilst we love our footy, we all should love life more. RIP Sonia. Our deepest condolences to Robbie & family.

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[whoneedstherapy]

Deepest sympathies to Robbie and the entire Farah family.

It's never easy to lose a loved one but we as part of the tigers family share your loss. The minute of silence was something some of us will never forget.

Condolences

 

[alexaki]

Deepest condolences to Robbie and his family. The respect shown be the crowd during the one minutes silence was a sign how much of a family the tigers fans and team are.. Normally you hear someone in the crown yahooing but today it was absolute silence for the full minute. ..well done tigers fans
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[Black_Orange_White]

R.I.P Mrs Farah. I know you were more proud of Robbie than we are. Condolences to the Farah family, it must be a difficult time.

 

[Juro]

It was obvious to one and all how important Robbie's mum was to him. He must be devastated at the moment. Any words I might say would be vastly insufficient. Just know that my thoughts and prayers are with all the Farah family.

 

[one-eyed-tiger]

One of our admins at Brisbane Wests Tigers Fans posted this blog this morning:

http://www.bwtf.net/uncategorized/six-to-go-early-edition

Yesterday’s loss was so much more than a game of footy – it was one of the Wests Tigers proudest moments. This wasn’t about the score, this was about spirit. It was an afternoon when Anthony Minichiello pulled off the most incredible one-on-one strip ever seen on a runaway Ben Murdoch-Masila and Martin Kennedy, Frank-Paul Nu’uausala and Jared Waerea-Hargreaves played their annual blinders.

It was an afternoon when Benji Marshall broke down during a minute’s silence dedicated to Sonia Farah and Adam Blair played the worst game of his career. All this, and the Roosters still needed 12 points on the stroke of half time and six at full time to put the Tigers away. While their bodies were willing, the players’ minds were firmly fixed on an inspirational club captain who had made State of Origin history just days earlier.

Look no further than Beau Ryan’s runaway try in the second half that sent the crowd into a frenzy. One of the form wingers in the NRL, Ryan raced more than 50 metres to score, but there was no celebration. The trademark head pat and logo slap were replaced by a cold stare – almost a look of guilt. Tim Moltzen gave a similar reaction when he scored minutes later.

The Tigers didn’t want to play a game of footy yesterday, and who could blame them.

 

[everett]

I concur with everyone's comments and well wishes to Farah and his family and friends.

I lost my mother to cancer in 2009 and my brother is burying his mother in law today in Orange who also lost her battle with cancer. It is a very nasty disease and one I hope they find a cure for in our life time.

I was so proud of the Wests Tigers yesterday and proud to say I am a fan.

 

[joe_s_magpies]

Condoliances to Robbie Farah And His family. All of the Rugby League community is thinking of you in this difficult time.

 

[TIGERZ]

Condolences to the Farah family. Keep your chin up Robbie.
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[Yossarian]

I don't mean this to sound flippant but I found it almost poetic that Robbie's mother was 63 - the same number of tackles Robbie made in the origin game that was such a pinnacle for him. It just struck me that it was almost an accidental tribute to someone who was obviously such a big influence to Robbie as a person and a player.

My thoughts go out to the Farahs - I know from personal experience how hard these things are.