It's time to take the fight back to HBG

Ive read that three times still dunno what its on about
Soo much irony in 1 post , where do you start ? These guys smell blood in the water , they think they’re a red hot go of getting a timewarp
Back to 1981 ….. the only thing actually on the cards is a dissolution of the wests tigers license and a move to Brisbane . Imagine the uproar then ? Maybe they will go for the club ifs rebadged souths Logan . They’re the Maggie’s as well arnt they ?
 
In small doses I found BZN entertaining but soon realised he/she had a problem they couldn’t and probably wont ever get over, without professional help.
I get HBG love of nostalgia. I liked the old days and loved the analog age as well..but we aren’t going back.
We have been the Wests Tigers for 26 years. One team one dream.
 
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In small doses I found BZN entertaining but soon realised he/she had a problem they couldn’t and probably wont ever get over, without professional help.
I get HBG love of nostalgia. I liked the old days and loved the analog age as well..but we aren’t going back.
We have been the Wests Tigers for 26 years. One team one dream.
I salute you sir, you had the intelligence to move onto the modern-day reality, wish it was the same with all the old foundation supporters for the sake of harmony.
 
Wests Tigers plunged into fresh turmoil after director Daniel Paton stood down amid complaint

Wests Tigers have descended into chaos once again with board member and Holman Barnes chief executive Daniel Paton stood aside pending an investigation.

While it is unclear the exact reasons why Paton has stood aside from both his roles, it is understood it relates to some sort of complaint. Attempts to contact Paton on Thursday night were unsuccessful.

Paton was blindsided at an emergency board meeting on Wednesday where he was told he would be stood down pending an investigation. Staff were informed on Thursday that he was on leave.

“Holman Barnes Group advises that chief executive officer Daniel Paton is currently on a period of leave,” a statement read.

“The board has appointed Michelle Nielsen, the group’s chief commercial officer, as interim chief executive officer.”

Nielsen is also on the Tigers board.

It is the latest in a long list of calamities for the Tigers at board level.

Last year, Holman Barnes sacked four independent directors including current chairman Barry O’Farrell, who was one of two removed board members to return to their posting. This follows the high-profile removal of Lee Hagipantelis as a board member two years earlier.

Paton was parachuted onto the board at the end of 2025.

He has been at the helm of Holman Barnes since August last year having spent almost a decade as their chief financial officer.

Paton is also on the board of the Central Coast Mariners.

Holman Barnes has been caught up in its own political infighting with multiple members taking legal action against the club.

Denise Andreacchio – the wife of banished former chairman Tony – launched legal action in the Supreme Court last month, seeking to blow up the debenture system and hand control back to members of the Holman Barnes Group.

Tony also launched legal action in a separate claim to have his membership reinstated after being banned for six years.

Tony, David Gilbert and Rick Wayde were sensationally banned from serving on the Holman Barnes Group board on New Year’s Eve, 2024. Tony was expelled for six years.

Months later, former Holman Barnes chair Julie Romero was suspended for eight years.

Wayde settled out of court after taking his own legal action.

The latest drama is an unwelcomed distraction for Wests Tigers chief executive Shaun Mielekamp who has done well to help build the club without the interference of the Holman Barnes Group.
 
someone's got an itchy trigger finger, just couldn't wait for preseason 27
Let the witch hunt begin
Why can't these pecker heads do the blood letting behind closed doors and put out a puff of smoke when its sorted,or was that what Shuan was hinting at earlier - shoosh - lol
 
Wests Tigers plunged into fresh turmoil after director Daniel Paton stood down amid complaint

Wests Tigers have descended into chaos once again with board member and Holman Barnes chief executive Daniel Paton stood aside pending an investigation.

While it is unclear the exact reasons why Paton has stood aside from both his roles, it is understood it relates to some sort of complaint. Attempts to contact Paton on Thursday night were unsuccessful.

Paton was blindsided at an emergency board meeting on Wednesday where he was told he would be stood down pending an investigation. Staff were informed on Thursday that he was on leave.

“Holman Barnes Group advises that chief executive officer Daniel Paton is currently on a period of leave,” a statement read.

“The board has appointed Michelle Nielsen, the group’s chief commercial officer, as interim chief executive officer.”

Nielsen is also on the Tigers board.

It is the latest in a long list of calamities for the Tigers at board level.

Last year, Holman Barnes sacked four independent directors including current chairman Barry O’Farrell, who was one of two removed board members to return to their posting. This follows the high-profile removal of Lee Hagipantelis as a board member two years earlier.

Paton was parachuted onto the board at the end of 2025.

He has been at the helm of Holman Barnes since August last year having spent almost a decade as their chief financial officer.

Paton is also on the board of the Central Coast Mariners.

Holman Barnes has been caught up in its own political infighting with multiple members taking legal action against the club.

Denise Andreacchio – the wife of banished former chairman Tony – launched legal action in the Supreme Court last month, seeking to blow up the debenture system and hand control back to members of the Holman Barnes Group.

Tony also launched legal action in a separate claim to have his membership reinstated after being banned for six years.

Tony, David Gilbert and Rick Wayde were sensationally banned from serving on the Holman Barnes Group board on New Year’s Eve, 2024. Tony was expelled for six years.

Months later, former Holman Barnes chair Julie Romero was suspended for eight years.

Wayde settled out of court after taking his own legal action.

The latest drama is an unwelcomed distraction for Wests Tigers chief executive Shaun Mielekamp who has done well to help build the club without the interference of the Holman Barnes Group.

Just the usual annual bloodletting by the perpetual moron's that are destroying our club.How could anybody believe these morons are fit to run a club.
 
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