OFFICIAL Oliver Gildart
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Fade.To.Black
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@demps said in [Oliver Gildart has agreed to join the WestsTigers](/post/1359847) said:
Living off bread and water hey?.
Hope you at least got some conjugal visits while you were in the hole?
@fade-to-black said in [Oliver Gildart has agreed to join the WestsTigers](/post/1360935) said:
??
I lurked every now and then.
Was a good time out though.
Happy to be back though and play by the rules.
Fade.To.Black
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@demps said in [Oliver Gildart has agreed to join the WestsTigers](/post/1361094) said:
Good to have you back, especially to crank up the UFC thread?
momo_amp_medo
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@kafta said in [Oliver Gildart has agreed to join the WestsTigers](/post/1359864) said:
Absolute rubbish.
@momo_amp_medo said in [Oliver Gildart has agreed to join the WestsTigers](/post/1361230) said:
Ouch
cochise
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@hsvjones said in [Oliver Gildart has agreed to join the WestsTigers](/post/1364043) said:
The club is talking to him but nothing agreed to was the last I heard.
cochise
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@hsvjones said in [Oliver Gildart has agreed to join the WestsTigers](/post/1364049) said:
Looking promising but not over the line yet.
cochise
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@merlot said in [Oliver Gildart has agreed to join the WestsTigers](/post/1364051) said:
We are short for centres, I don't know enough about him to say, but I trust Hartigan a great deal.
jrtiger
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Hoops in his blog said he believes Gildart has signed and should be made official soon. two year deal.
Sully
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@jrtiger said in [Oliver Gildart has agreed to join the WestsTigers](/post/1364782) said:
If it is Hooper then he may have signed with Castleford Tigers.
He would be lucky to hit the side of a barn with a brick that imbecile.
Roar_Power
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Wests Tigers secure Oliver Gildart
(WT website)
Wests Tigers are pleased to confirm the signing of England and Great Britain international Oliver Gildart for the start of the 2022 NRL season.
The two-year deal will see Gildart join Wests Tigers at the end of the 2021 campaign and remain with the club until at least the end of the 2023 NRL season.
A product of Wigan’s youth system, Gildart made his Super League debut while on loan for Salford in 2015 before returning to the Warriors later that year. The talented outside back featured in consecutive Grand Finals in the ensuing two seasons — clinching the 2016 title as well as the 2017 World Cup Challenge — before producing a stellar individual campaign that saw him named as the Super League Young Player of the Year in 2017.
Selected to make his international debut for England in 2018, the 24-year-old Gildart joins Wests Tigers with three Tests caps to his name and an impressive try-scoring record, having crossed for 61 tries in his 129 career games for the Wigan Warriors.
Wests Tigers Coach Michael Maguire said he was looking forward to working with Gildart.
“Oliver is coming from a very strong and successful club in Wigan and has already played in a number of big matches throughout his career,” Maguire said.
“We’re looking forward to him bringing his experience and talents to our squad in 2022 and watching him take the next step forward in his rugby league career in a Wests Tigers jersey.”
Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe welcomed Gildart’s arrival to the club.
“On behalf of all at Wests Tigers, I’d like to say how pleased we are to welcome Oliver to our squad,” Pascoe said.
“Oliver is clearly a talented footballer who has played at an international and representative level already in his career, and we are looking forward to watching him improve further in the NRL at Wests Tigers.”
(WT website)
Wests Tigers are pleased to confirm the signing of England and Great Britain international Oliver Gildart for the start of the 2022 NRL season.
The two-year deal will see Gildart join Wests Tigers at the end of the 2021 campaign and remain with the club until at least the end of the 2023 NRL season.
A product of Wigan’s youth system, Gildart made his Super League debut while on loan for Salford in 2015 before returning to the Warriors later that year. The talented outside back featured in consecutive Grand Finals in the ensuing two seasons — clinching the 2016 title as well as the 2017 World Cup Challenge — before producing a stellar individual campaign that saw him named as the Super League Young Player of the Year in 2017.
Selected to make his international debut for England in 2018, the 24-year-old Gildart joins Wests Tigers with three Tests caps to his name and an impressive try-scoring record, having crossed for 61 tries in his 129 career games for the Wigan Warriors.
Wests Tigers Coach Michael Maguire said he was looking forward to working with Gildart.
“Oliver is coming from a very strong and successful club in Wigan and has already played in a number of big matches throughout his career,” Maguire said.
“We’re looking forward to him bringing his experience and talents to our squad in 2022 and watching him take the next step forward in his rugby league career in a Wests Tigers jersey.”
Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe welcomed Gildart’s arrival to the club.
“On behalf of all at Wests Tigers, I’d like to say how pleased we are to welcome Oliver to our squad,” Pascoe said.
“Oliver is clearly a talented footballer who has played at an international and representative level already in his career, and we are looking forward to watching him improve further in the NRL at Wests Tigers.”
He's so good, he needs his own thread.
One thing, lads... this guy will bring to the club is definitely:
* Professionalism, when it comes to the haircuts. Brits do not mess around when it comes to their hair. Weekly barber shop visits is routine and he'll definitely elevate our culture around keeping that hair tidy and trim. Some where we have been lacking on field for years.
Welcome O-Gil, Darty, O'Dart, Oli, Gilly, etc
He's so good, he needs his own thread.
One thing, lads... this guy will bring to the club is definitely:
* Professionalism, when it comes to the haircuts. Brits do not mess around when it comes to their hair. Weekly barber shop visits is routine and he'll definitely elevate our culture around keeping that hair tidy and trim. Some where we have been lacking on field for years.
Welcome O-Gil, Darty, O'Dart, Oli, Gilly, etc
@the_third said in [Oliver Gildart Commits](/post/1375950) said:
I loved seeing the early post.
#HardWork
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