Now that's a player we should've signed, Zac LomaxI just asked my cousins who are dragons fans if bird can still run… one responded “slowly” lol and the other “no”
Btw my cousins sponsor Zach Lomqx and are dragons fanatics so they would know
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Now that's a player we should've signed, Zac LomaxI just asked my cousins who are dragons fans if bird can still run… one responded “slowly” lol and the other “no”
Btw my cousins sponsor Zach Lomqx and are dragons fanatics so they would know
He’s closing in on 30, but his body is closing in on 40. He’s a year to year proposition from this point on.I just asked my cousins who are dragons fans if bird can still run… one responded “slowly” lol and the other “no”
Btw my cousins sponsor Zach Lomqx and are dragons fanatics so they would know
I know this is minor, but once again Richo tells us members will hear from the club first only for it to be all over the media for a couple of days before a “members” communication.Bird joins Wests Tigers on two-year deal
Author Wests Tigers
Timestamp Mon 9 Sep 2024, 03:20 PM
Wests Tigers is delighted to announce the signing of St George Illawarra Dragons utility, Jack Bird, on a two-year deal.
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Bird, who is 29 years of age, joins Wests Tigers after playing 156 games over nine seasons in the NRL, including a premiership with the Sharks in 2016.
Bird will link up with his new teammates when pre-season training begins in November.
Wests Tigers Coach Benji Marshall is excited to have Bird on board.
“Jack is a very talented player, a very good person, and we’re thrilled that he’s decided to join us,” said Marshall.
“He has achieved a lot in the game and brings a wealth of experience to our young squad.
“We all look forward to welcoming Jack and his partner Mirae to the Wests Tigers.”
Is it me or does this media release seem very short? It doesn't contain a lot of the usual stuff like quotes from the player etc.Bird joins Wests Tigers on two-year deal
Author Wests Tigers
Timestamp Mon 9 Sep 2024, 03:20 PM
Wests Tigers is delighted to announce the signing of St George Illawarra Dragons utility, Jack Bird, on a two-year deal.
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Bird, who is 29 years of age, joins Wests Tigers after playing 156 games over nine seasons in the NRL, including a premiership with the Sharks in 2016.
Bird will link up with his new teammates when pre-season training begins in November.
Wests Tigers Coach Benji Marshall is excited to have Bird on board.
“Jack is a very talented player, a very good person, and we’re thrilled that he’s decided to join us,” said Marshall.
“He has achieved a lot in the game and brings a wealth of experience to our young squad.
“We all look forward to welcoming Jack and his partner Mirae to the Wests Tigers.”
I reckon he'll be good. In fact I'll bet now he gets another year added on at some stage. He's a footballer.Can’t say this signing excites me at all…. Matt Balin 2.0
If he stays injury free he’s a good signing, and we didn’t pay too much that if he is injured we won’t feel dudded. Also some young guys that can cover him.It's a good deal length and $$ wise for us... Just hope. Benji can get some of the best bird outta him
Turuva will likely play centre too based on the Montoya talk so he's likely to be 2nd row as a replacement for Bateman2 years @ $400k is a reasonable roll of the dice for Bird … they got to sign someone and the list of available players is not a long one … I would prefer him as a forward , but considering Olam and AD concerns at least he provides some cover there
Eh Bird played 14 NRL games this year and last. Had an ankle injury this year and played 4 games in NSW Cup. He was available for the majority of the season. I think his injury issues are slightly overhyped. 18 from 24 games isn't a bad turn out.When he’s not broken he’s a decent utility … but how often is he not broken?
I’m 50/50 on him