Robbie's next Game

[Guest]

He is playing 150%.
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99 If possible can you pass the best wishes of the Forum over

Tell the boys to give it to the Knights big time

x2\. There may well have been over 1000 people at the funeral today, but there's plenty more from the forum who send their sympathy and best wishes towards Robbie and his family also.

 

[bythebeardofzeus]

My brother & I will be heading up on mon arvo, hope we get a bumper Tigers crowd!!!!
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[Andyvee]

Reading tonights article about Robbie on the Official Wests Tigers site would lead me to believe that he won't be playing on Monday night. Which is totally understandable.

 

[one-eyed-tiger]

Reading tonights article about Robbie on the Official Wests Tigers site would lead me to believe that he won't be playing on Monday night. Which is totally understandable.

Agree. No rush Robbie. We're behind you no matter what.

But at $34 for first try scorer, I reckon that's a worthy punt for Monday

Tigers by 19 regardless.
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[ragedmachine]

He is playing 150%.
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That's made my day! Thanks 99\. :sunglasses:

 

[tigergirlz]

Gee I hope he plays! 😛ray:

 

[black_and_white_tige]

Gee I hope he plays! 😛ray:

Likewise,
Pulling my boys out of school early tomorrow for the 2 1/2 hour trip to Newcastle.
Will be a bonus if he plays.

 

[jjstokes]

Just read on the Tiger's twitter that Robbie is playing tomorrow.

@Wests_Tigers: Great news everyone! Our skipper @robbiefarah will play in tomorrow's clash against the @NRLKnights. Read more here- http://t.co/wsk6Ypqi
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[cunno]

Great news :sign:

 

[innsaneink]

Wests Tigers Captain Robbie Farah will lead his team into battle against Newcastle Knights at Hunter Stadium tomorrow night.

Farah has informed Head Coach Tim Sheens he will play in the round 16 Telstra Premiership match after being given time off from training following his mother's funeral last Wednesday. Sonia Farah passed away from pancreatic cancer at the age of 63 last Sunday just hours before Wests Tigers clash against the Sydney Roosters at Leichhardt Oval.

Sheens is wary of facing a fired up Newcastle after their last start 32-16 loss to Canberra at home a fortnight ago. The Knights sit in 14th place on the ladder with just four wins from 13 matches.

“We are very much going to have to be on our game to play Newcastle in Newcastle,’’ Sheens said.

“They were booed off by their crowd in their last game and they have had a bye to think about that. They are going to be ready to play. They have been in every game even though the score line at the end doesn’t say so. They’ve only needed a few things to go their way.

“It is a very dangerous game for us. They are a very good side and they have had a week to recover from any injuries.

“They have got plenty of reasons to play because their backs are against the wall.

“The last time we played up there we had our backs to the wall and won on a very rainy Monday night when people said we couldn’t. It started a bit of a run for us two years ago, so I’m very aware of the dangers of this game.”

Wests Tigers players will wear pink jerseys against the Knights as part of the Women in League round while several players will pull on pink boots.

Supporters attending the game will be able to purchase their own pink jerseys at the official Wests Tigers merchandise van at the Southern end of Hunter Stadium and at the Wests Tigers stand inside the ground at the western end.

http://www.weststigers.com.au/news-display/Robbie-Farah-to-lead-team-into-battle/57873