I disagree, He is not my type of guy. I wouldnt cut all ties.
As we as a club become stronger then we increase leverage
We have Richo to balance the negotiations.
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As we as a club become stronger then we increase leverage
We have Richo to balance the negotiations.
It really depends how easily influenced the player is at the end of the day.
Those with a sense of belonging and purpose will take less to stay. Tigers have made the right move to play the "family club" card... Its always going to appeal to a subset of players... It's just a question of how they manage the underperforming players out - if they do it with class and don't disrupt the culture, then we should be fine
On another note, imagine being a broncos fan on the verge of losing haas... The high of the GF, the future secure with pezet, Walsh in form then Haas likely to leave.
Tigers_Tale
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Our problems with IM came well before Benji was our coach, so its not just the coach. Maybe its Benny?
Don’t agree ban the scum bag, unionise this situation. The more that do iit, the less power he has. Roosters, Canberra they don’t deal with him, power to the people not dirty sleaze bag. He death rises us to all his players, it’s obvious. Don’t play into his hands, it will never work!
Tucker
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They got 2 GFs out of him, I’d doubt they’d be too devastated.
crazycat
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So who has Galvin signed with? How does our face look in 2025?
Look, lets have real life argue this out. I think you get my point, but I will just make it clear:
"Any top tier player that Moses brings here, will end up signing elsewhere".
But hey I could be wrong, heck fully open to it.
We have:
Jahreem Bula
Phoenix Godinet
Both signed here from that stable. If they both walk, Moses has poisoned them against us.
If they stay, then hey maybe there is somewhere for his players to stay on our face.
Because if Moses is just going to use us as a Platform/Stepping stone, as he has done in the past. We need to get rid of all his players NOW.
What was the club administration like at the time Moses was pulling all of his clients?
Can we dig into this? Someone in the know. Put into a timeline and start with Teddy... Because I think there had been friction at this point with Sheens and Benji hadn't there?
Ballin like Bula 🔥
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Wests Tigers fullback Jahream Bula says he's ready to embrace the pressure of his contract year as the club looks to extend him well beyond 2026.
After spending time in New York with his wife Aaliyah during the off-season, Bula returned refreshed and focused on what he calls the “biggest season” of his career.
"You can't hide from it," Bula told the Daily Telegraph.
"I feel safe when I'm with my wife and family because I can be myself around them.
"Their love won't change for me.
Off-contract at the end of 2026, the Tigers are desperate to secure the 23-year-old long-term as he headlines a list of high-profile fullbacks set to enter the final years of their deals.
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"You can't hide from it," Bula told the Daily Telegraph.
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"I feel safe when I'm with my wife and family because I can be myself around them.
"Their love won't change for me."
Off-contract at the end of 2026, the Tigers are desperate to secure the 23-year-old long-term as he headlines a list of high-profile fullbacks set to enter the final years of their deals.
Bula spent his break training alongside sprint coach Roger Fabri, improving his speed by four metres over 100m and earning comparisons to the NRL's fastest men.
"If he was running 11.50 before, he's now running 11.1," Fabri said.
"Most national athletes wouldn't get that in a lifetime; he got it in five weeks."
Fabri went as far as comparing Bula's athletic profile to the best fullbacks he's trained, including James Tedesco and Jarryd Hayne.
The Fijian international also reconnected with former Tigers teammate Lachlan Galvin, who now plays at the Canterbury Bulldogs.
"I love Lachie, he's a good kid," Bula said.
"It was tough seeing what he went through last year, but I just wanted to be there for him and check up on him.
"I think our relationship grew after that."
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"I feel safe when I'm with my wife and family because I can be myself around them.
"Their love won't change for me."
Off-contract at the end of 2026, the Tigers are desperate to secure the 23-year-old long-term as he headlines a list of high-profile fullbacks set to enter the final years of their deals.
Bula spent his break training alongside sprint coach Roger Fabri, improving his speed by four metres over 100m and earning comparisons to the NRL's fastest men.
"If he was running 11.50 before, he's now running 11.1," Fabri said.
"Most national athletes wouldn't get that in a lifetime; he got it in five weeks."
Fabri went as far as comparing Bula's athletic profile to the best fullbacks he's trained, including James Tedesco and Jarryd Hayne.
The Fijian international also reconnected with former Tigers teammate Lachlan Galvin, who now plays at the Canterbury Bulldogs.
"I love Lachie, he's a good kid," Bula said.
"It was tough seeing what he went through last year, but I just wanted to be there for him and check up on him.
"I think our relationship grew after that."
Despite ongoing speculation about his future, Bula's focus remains on helping Benji Marshall's side take the next step in 2026.
"We've definitely got the team," he said.
"We've got Jarome, we've got Api, we've got some good forwards like Terrell, Royce, Fonua, and a good backline too.
"We just need to gel together and focus on playing footy."
Fabri believes Bula's improved acceleration could make him one of the NRL's most explosive players next year.
"If he walked into a horse sale, he's one you'd be paying top dollar for," Fabri said.
"He looks like an athlete, but when you see him move, he actually bounces differently."
Bula will rejoin the Tigers for pre-season training next week, with renewed optimism that his best football, and potentially a career-defining contract, lie ahead.
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After spending time in New York with his wife Aaliyah during the off-season, Bula returned refreshed and focused on what he calls the “biggest season” of his career.
"You can't hide from it," Bula told the Daily Telegraph.
"I feel safe when I'm with my wife and family because I can be myself around them.
"Their love won't change for me.
Off-contract at the end of 2026, the Tigers are desperate to secure the 23-year-old long-term as he headlines a list of high-profile fullbacks set to enter the final years of their deals.
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Bula speaks on Tigers speculation ahead of 2026
He is one of the hottest names on the open market.
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"You can't hide from it," Bula told the Daily Telegraph.
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"I feel safe when I'm with my wife and family because I can be myself around them.
"Their love won't change for me."
Off-contract at the end of 2026, the Tigers are desperate to secure the 23-year-old long-term as he headlines a list of high-profile fullbacks set to enter the final years of their deals.
Bula spent his break training alongside sprint coach Roger Fabri, improving his speed by four metres over 100m and earning comparisons to the NRL's fastest men.
"If he was running 11.50 before, he's now running 11.1," Fabri said.
"Most national athletes wouldn't get that in a lifetime; he got it in five weeks."
Fabri went as far as comparing Bula's athletic profile to the best fullbacks he's trained, including James Tedesco and Jarryd Hayne.
The Fijian international also reconnected with former Tigers teammate Lachlan Galvin, who now plays at the Canterbury Bulldogs.
"I love Lachie, he's a good kid," Bula said.
"It was tough seeing what he went through last year, but I just wanted to be there for him and check up on him.
"I think our relationship grew after that."
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Bula speaks on Tigers speculation ahead of 2026
He is one of the hottest names on the open market.
Isaac Issa
WRITER | November 28, 2025 - 8:24am
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Wests Tigers fullback Jahream Bula says he's ready to embrace the pressure of his contract year as the club looks to extend him well beyond 2026.
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After spending time in New York with his wife Aaliyah during the off-season, Bula returned refreshed and focused on what he calls the “biggest season” of his career.
"You can't hide from it," Bula told the Daily Telegraph.
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"I feel safe when I'm with my wife and family because I can be myself around them.
"Their love won't change for me."
Off-contract at the end of 2026, the Tigers are desperate to secure the 23-year-old long-term as he headlines a list of high-profile fullbacks set to enter the final years of their deals.
Bula spent his break training alongside sprint coach Roger Fabri, improving his speed by four metres over 100m and earning comparisons to the NRL's fastest men.
"If he was running 11.50 before, he's now running 11.1," Fabri said.
"Most national athletes wouldn't get that in a lifetime; he got it in five weeks."
Fabri went as far as comparing Bula's athletic profile to the best fullbacks he's trained, including James Tedesco and Jarryd Hayne.
The Fijian international also reconnected with former Tigers teammate Lachlan Galvin, who now plays at the Canterbury Bulldogs.
"I love Lachie, he's a good kid," Bula said.
"It was tough seeing what he went through last year, but I just wanted to be there for him and check up on him.
"I think our relationship grew after that."
Despite ongoing speculation about his future, Bula's focus remains on helping Benji Marshall's side take the next step in 2026.
"We've definitely got the team," he said.
"We've got Jarome, we've got Api, we've got some good forwards like Terrell, Royce, Fonua, and a good backline too.
"We just need to gel together and focus on playing footy."
Fabri believes Bula's improved acceleration could make him one of the NRL's most explosive players next year.
"If he walked into a horse sale, he's one you'd be paying top dollar for," Fabri said.
"He looks like an athlete, but when you see him move, he actually bounces differently."
Bula will rejoin the Tigers for pre-season training next week, with renewed optimism that his best football, and potentially a career-defining contract, lie ahead.
Bula speaks on Tigers speculation ahead of 2026
He is one of the hottest names on the open market.
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innsaneink
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Apologies fot the crap copy paste
Nothing much new there though Fabris is impressed with his sprint improvement
And hes back traing next week...i guess all rep players will return
Nothing much new there though Fabris is impressed with his sprint improvement
And hes back traing next week...i guess all rep players will return
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U can be 100% sure that the punk is trying to get him across to the Dogs!Wests Tigers fullback Jahream Bula says he's ready to embrace the pressure of his contract year as the club looks to extend him well beyond 2026.
After spending time in New York with his wife Aaliyah during the off-season, Bula returned refreshed and focused on what he calls the “biggest season” of his career.
"You can't hide from it," Bula told the Daily Telegraph.
"I feel safe when I'm with my wife and family because I can be myself around them.
"Their love won't change for me.
Off-contract at the end of 2026, the Tigers are desperate to secure the 23-year-old long-term as he headlines a list of high-profile fullbacks set to enter the final years of their deals.
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Bula speaks on Tigers speculation ahead of 2026
He is one of the hottest names on the open market.
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"You can't hide from it," Bula told the Daily Telegraph.
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"I feel safe when I'm with my wife and family because I can be myself around them.
"Their love won't change for me."
Off-contract at the end of 2026, the Tigers are desperate to secure the 23-year-old long-term as he headlines a list of high-profile fullbacks set to enter the final years of their deals.
Bula spent his break training alongside sprint coach Roger Fabri, improving his speed by four metres over 100m and earning comparisons to the NRL's fastest men.
"If he was running 11.50 before, he's now running 11.1," Fabri said.
"Most national athletes wouldn't get that in a lifetime; he got it in five weeks."
Fabri went as far as comparing Bula's athletic profile to the best fullbacks he's trained, including James Tedesco and Jarryd Hayne.
The Fijian international also reconnected with former Tigers teammate Lachlan Galvin, who now plays at the Canterbury Bulldogs.
"I love Lachie, he's a good kid," Bula said.
"It was tough seeing what he went through last year, but I just wanted to be there for him and check up on him.
"I think our relationship grew after that."
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Bula speaks on Tigers speculation ahead of 2026
He is one of the hottest names on the open market.
Isaac Issa
WRITER | November 28, 2025 - 8:24am
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Wests Tigers fullback Jahream Bula says he's ready to embrace the pressure of his contract year as the club looks to extend him well beyond 2026.
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After spending time in New York with his wife Aaliyah during the off-season, Bula returned refreshed and focused on what he calls the “biggest season” of his career.
"You can't hide from it," Bula told the Daily Telegraph.
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CONTENT RESUMES ON SCROLL
"I feel safe when I'm with my wife and family because I can be myself around them.
"Their love won't change for me."
Off-contract at the end of 2026, the Tigers are desperate to secure the 23-year-old long-term as he headlines a list of high-profile fullbacks set to enter the final years of their deals.
Bula spent his break training alongside sprint coach Roger Fabri, improving his speed by four metres over 100m and earning comparisons to the NRL's fastest men.
"If he was running 11.50 before, he's now running 11.1," Fabri said.
"Most national athletes wouldn't get that in a lifetime; he got it in five weeks."
Fabri went as far as comparing Bula's athletic profile to the best fullbacks he's trained, including James Tedesco and Jarryd Hayne.
The Fijian international also reconnected with former Tigers teammate Lachlan Galvin, who now plays at the Canterbury Bulldogs.
"I love Lachie, he's a good kid," Bula said.
"It was tough seeing what he went through last year, but I just wanted to be there for him and check up on him.
"I think our relationship grew after that."
Despite ongoing speculation about his future, Bula's focus remains on helping Benji Marshall's side take the next step in 2026.
"We've definitely got the team," he said.
"We've got Jarome, we've got Api, we've got some good forwards like Terrell, Royce, Fonua, and a good backline too.
"We just need to gel together and focus on playing footy."
Fabri believes Bula's improved acceleration could make him one of the NRL's most explosive players next year.
"If he walked into a horse sale, he's one you'd be paying top dollar for," Fabri said.
"He looks like an athlete, but when you see him move, he actually bounces differently."
Bula will rejoin the Tigers for pre-season training next week, with renewed optimism that his best football, and potentially a career-defining contract, lie ahead.
Bula speaks on Tigers speculation ahead of 2026
He is one of the hottest names on the open market.
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