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Pat Polotini was another one of the WT understudies that never made it. Stuck behind Fatah went to Sharks from memory and never went on to anything.

One has to wonder how many of these stars in waiting at WT really should have been. We seem to badly missed the increase in size of players both forwards and backs and persevered way too long with capable but small players when other clubs went to size.
 
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Pat Polotini was another one of the WT understudies that never made it. Stuck behind Fatah went to Sharks from memory and never went on to anything.

One has to wonder how many of these stars in waiting at WT really should have been. We seem to badly missed the increase in size of players both forwards and backs and persevered way too long with capable but small players when other clubs went to size.

Dean Parata as well.
 
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The one and only Willie Manu. Waste of talent.

I was going to agree with ya at first…great talent, and didnt kick on with us but......
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Played over 300 games, over 200 in the UK and won the GF with St helens...11 tests for Tonga and scored 60 tries in the backrow.

Not bad really.

Yeah not a bad career…was over there forever
Loved a stink
 
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John Wilson

Well worthy of a mention. He scored some good tries during some very ordinary years prior to 05\. Got to meet him a year or so back at a course I attended. A really nice bloke who spoke highly of the Tigers and the time he spent there.
 
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John Wilson

Well worthy of a mention. He scored some good tries during some very ordinary years prior to 05\. Got to meet him a year or so back at a course I attended. A really nice bloke who spoke highly of the Tigers and the time he spent there.

One of my all time favs, Underrated.
 
Jackson Lupina kaufusi.Scored two sensational tries on debut then went nowhere.
 
**Jarrod McCracken** (born 27 March 1970) is a New Zealand former rugby league footballer of the 1990s. He is a former captain of the New Zealand national rugby league team[3] and is the son of New Zealand rugby league international, Ken McCracken. McCracken played club football in Australia, **captaining** both the Parramatta Eels and **Wests Tigers** during his career which ended with a spear tackle which he successfully sued for. During his time in the game, McCracken was regarded as one of the hardest running and most damaging Centres in the world.
 
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Forum hype boy #176
Neil Begovich

How was he a "hype boy"? he played 20's in the same team as Groat then quit to be a builder and has never been spoken of since.

Sam Latu played a few games on the wing I think
 
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