OFFICIAL Jersey Flegg Cup

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Vicious said:
I’ve watched a few of their games and I’m impressed with Jackson Owen.
He’s very solidly built and looks to be quite mobile for a man his size.
He plays with plenty of commitment, good energy and good aggression.
I think he could make the step up to NSW Cup without a problem, not sure if he can progress to NRL or not, but he looks to have the right attitude to continue to improve, so it’s not beyond him.
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I don’t see much of an NRL future for him, but I agree he’s good at this level.

Wonder if he’ll be kept on as a NSW Cup player next year.
 
KingRobbie said:
I don’t see much of an NRL future for him, but I agree he’s good at this level.

Wonder if he’ll be kept on as a NSW Cup player next year.
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He is not going to get a top 30 contract for 2024, but we could do worse than keep him our extended NSW Cup squad to see how he progresses.
 
Garrry said:
Apparently dene halatau has been doing extra training sessions with Jackson and a few of the flegg boys
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You see many of our supporters comment that the Wests Tigers have a bad culture.
As long as we keep legends of the club such as Halatau, Heighjngton, Farah and Marshall all heavily involved helping bring our emerging players through, I believe our culture will be very strong.
Too many of our supporters get too caught up with our CEO and board members, honestly the players couldn’t care less who is our CEO or on the board, they are only interested in their immediate coaches and team mates.
 
Vicious said:
I’ve watched a few of their games and I’m impressed with Jackson Owen.
He’s very solidly built and looks to be quite mobile for a man his size.
He plays with plenty of commitment, good energy and good aggression.
I think he could make the step up to NSW Cup without a problem, not sure if he can progress to NRL or not, but he looks to have the right attitude to continue to improve, so it’s not beyond him.
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Noticed, he seem to be prompted into the side pretty quickly. What's his background, Canberra junior?
 
Vicious said:
I’ve watched a few of their games and I’m impressed with Jackson Owen.
He’s very solidly built and looks to be quite mobile for a man his size.
He plays with plenty of commitment, good energy and good aggression.
I think he could make the step up to NSW Cup without a problem, not sure if he can progress to NRL or not, but he looks to have the right attitude to continue to improve, so it’s not beyond him.
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Fully agree with this assessment. Looks like a bigger version of Feledy.
 
I watched JF last year at Shark Park, Tigers v Sharks. They smashed us. But Owen caught my eye off the bench. Had a real go.
 
Vicious said:
You see many of our supporters comment that the Wests Tigers have a bad culture.
As long as we keep legends of the club such as Halatau, Heighjngton, Farah and Marshall all heavily involved helping bring our emerging players through, I believe our culture will be very strong.
Too many of our supporters get too caught up with our CEO and board members, honestly the players couldn’t care less who is our CEO or on the board, they are only interested in their immediate coaches and team mates.
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Dene was my favourite WT player.
All heart.
 
Jersey Flegg Cup - Round 20 vs. Raiders

Sunday, July 16 - 2:00 p.m. AEST
Lidcombe Oval, Sydney

WESTS TIGERS
1. Trey Peni
2. Solomone Saukuru
3. Josh Feledy
4. Sione Vaihu
5. Jay Kirk
6. Iverson Matai
7. Michael Tannous
23. Jackson Owen
9. Bailey Hodges
10. Herman Tofaeono
11. Brandon Tumeth (c)
12. Finnley Neilsen
13. Kit Laulilii

14. Danny Ghantous
15. Apisalome Saukuru
16. Tony Sukkar
17. Cayne Nicholas

18. Heath Mason
Coach: Scott Kenna

INS: Josh Feledy, Trey Peni

OUTS: Compton Fuatimau, Joseph Delle
 
KingRobbie said:
Jersey Flegg Cup - Round 20 vs. Raiders

Sunday, July 16 - 2:00 p.m. AEST
Lidcombe Oval, Sydney

WESTS TIGERS
1. Trey Peni
2. Solomone Saukuru
3. Josh Feledy
4. Sione Vaihu
5. Jay Kirk
6. Iverson Matai
7. Michael Tannous
23. Jackson Owen
9. Bailey Hodges
10. Herman Tofaeono
11. Brandon Tumeth (c)
12. Finnley Neilsen
13. Kit Laulilii

14. Danny Ghantous
15. Apisalome Saukuru
16. Tony Sukkar
17. Cayne Nicholas

18. Heath Mason
Coach: Scott Kenna

INS: Josh Feledy, Trey Peni

OUTS: Compton Fuatimau, Joseph Delle
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Confirmed Team:

WESTS TIGERS
1. Trey Peni
2. Solomone Saukuru
8. Tony Sukkar
4. Sione Vaihu
5. Jay Kirk
6. Iverson Matai
7. Michael Tannous
23. Jackson Owen
9. Bailey Hodges
11. Herman Tofaeono
22. Brandon Tumeth (c)
12. Finnley Neilsen
13. Kit Laulilii

3. Josh Feledy
18. Apisalome Saukuru
10. Cayne Nicholas
17. Danny Ghantous

24. Heath Mason
Coach: Scott Kenna
 
KingRobbie said:
Confirmed Team:

WESTS TIGERS
1. Trey Peni
2. Solomone Saukuru
8. Tony Sukkar
4. Sione Vaihu
5. Jay Kirk
6. Iverson Matai
7. Michael Tannous
23. Jackson Owen
9. Bailey Hodges
11. Herman Tofaeono
22. Brandon Tumeth (c)
12. Finnley Neilsen
13. Kit Laulilii

3. Josh Feledy
18. Apisalome Saukuru
10. Cayne Nicholas
17. Danny Ghantous

24. Heath Mason
Coach: Scott Kenna
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Sukkar in the centres? I understand Feledy coming off the bench after the Origin game, but why would they not play Peni in the centres and give Mason a run at fullback to start the game.
 
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