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Wests Tigers superstar Benji Marshall has added his weight to the push to bring Luke Lewis to the club.
Tigers captain Robbie Farah and coach Tim Sheens have already spoken out about their desire to bring Lewis, who will leave the Penrith Panthers at the end of the season, across.
And now Marshall is hoping the outgoing Penrith back-rower will be persuaded to move to Wests.
"He's such a great player and would be a great addition to any club," Marshall said.
"He brings a lot of heart and soul, like he displayed during his career at Penrith, and the way he plays the game is quite a tribute to the sort of person he is - such a great guy, loved on and off the field."
The Tigers ended their three-match losing streak with victory over Penrith on the weekend and Marshall hopes that form continues against the high-flying Cowboys in Round 20.
"Just winning the game was a start for us after three losses on the trot," Marshall said.
"It was a bit of a tough run there, but just to get a bit of our confidence back and we built a couple of good combinations there. It wasn't the perfect game for us to lead into this, but at least we're building."
Two points separate the Tigers and the Cowboys, but Marshall isn't keeping an eye on the ladder.
"I haven't really looked at the table because Sheensy (Tim Sheens) encourages us not to," he said.
"We've just got to take it one game at a time, that old saying, everyone says it but it's true. This week it starts with the Cowboys and we'll worry about whoever after that."
Gareth Ellis will make a welcome return from injury for the Tigers in Townsville on Monday night.
http://www.sportal.com.au/league-news-display/marshall-wants-lewis-at-wests-187834
Tigers captain Robbie Farah and coach Tim Sheens have already spoken out about their desire to bring Lewis, who will leave the Penrith Panthers at the end of the season, across.
And now Marshall is hoping the outgoing Penrith back-rower will be persuaded to move to Wests.
"He's such a great player and would be a great addition to any club," Marshall said.
"He brings a lot of heart and soul, like he displayed during his career at Penrith, and the way he plays the game is quite a tribute to the sort of person he is - such a great guy, loved on and off the field."
The Tigers ended their three-match losing streak with victory over Penrith on the weekend and Marshall hopes that form continues against the high-flying Cowboys in Round 20.
"Just winning the game was a start for us after three losses on the trot," Marshall said.
"It was a bit of a tough run there, but just to get a bit of our confidence back and we built a couple of good combinations there. It wasn't the perfect game for us to lead into this, but at least we're building."
Two points separate the Tigers and the Cowboys, but Marshall isn't keeping an eye on the ladder.
"I haven't really looked at the table because Sheensy (Tim Sheens) encourages us not to," he said.
"We've just got to take it one game at a time, that old saying, everyone says it but it's true. This week it starts with the Cowboys and we'll worry about whoever after that."
Gareth Ellis will make a welcome return from injury for the Tigers in Townsville on Monday night.
http://www.sportal.com.au/league-news-display/marshall-wants-lewis-at-wests-187834