innsaneink
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Yeah I knew that but for some reason I thought today was Thurs :blush:
Round 1, 2019
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Yeah I knew that but for some reason I thought today was Thurs :blush:
gallagher
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Thats so freaking awesome!!!! The new stadium packed with black, gold and white. Their fans will lose it.
Chicken_Faced_Killa
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That is great. Such a win for the club. We could really make this OUR home ground if Parra want to keep arguing with the ground management.
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That would be awesome if it happens. Atmosphere would be amazing, definitely be buying tickets for that game.
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Unless we are 0/6 and 500 people turn up…
gallagher
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We'll move it to Lidcombe.
happy_tiger
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Shouldn't we move our Round 1 game to Gladstone
DCE has a few female friends who want to say hello ….....
DCE has a few female friends who want to say hello ….....
innsaneink
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Appears we've lost a home game to the magic round in Brisbane v Penrith.
Maybe why there's no mention of our Tamworth game in a recent "regional nrl games" article… Although all those games mentions had govt support I'm not sure if ours did.
Though if we play 4 x WSS, that only leaves seven
1x suncorp
1xtamworth
3x LO
3xCSS
4xWSS
Maybe why there's no mention of our Tamworth game in a recent "regional nrl games" article… Although all those games mentions had govt support I'm not sure if ours did.
Though if we play 4 x WSS, that only leaves seven
1x suncorp
1xtamworth
3x LO
3xCSS
4xWSS
TheDaBoss
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its good to see everyone, on here when they make teams does NOT put Fonua on, he can stay in the ISP
Madge
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I really like the look of that draw.
TheDaBoss
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Wests Tigers' 2019 Telstra Premiership draw has today been unveiled with the club to play in a number of blockbuster games across its home grounds.
Wests Tigers Members and supporters will get to see the team kick off the season with three home games, the first time the club has had such a draw since the 2003 season.
The team will open their 2019 season against the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at Leichhardt Oval with a 5.30pm Saturday game, before taking on the New Zealand Warriors at Campbelltown Sports Stadium the following week in a twilight Sunday game.
In round three Wests Tigers return to Campbelltown Sports Stadium for a huge clash against the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs, with the Sunday afternoon game the first time the Bulldogs have played in south-west Sydney since 2011.
Wests Tigers' first away game of 2019 is a trip to the foot of the mountains to take on the Penrith Panthers at Panthers Stadium on Friday night. After not making the trip north of the border at all in 2018 Wests Tigers' Queensland fans will get to see the team early next season with a round five game against the Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium.
Wests Tigers' traditional Easter Monday clash with the Parramatta Eels has a new home in 2019, with the game to open the brand new Western Sydney Stadium in a game not to be missed.
The ANZAC Round will see Wests Tigers return to Tamworth, with the Gold Coast Titans to make the trip to Scully Park in 2019\. This round seven clash will kick off at 5.30pm on the Saturday evening.
The following week sees Wests Tigers head to the SCG to take on the 2018 Premiers the Sydney Rooster on Saturday night. In round nine Wests Tigers are set to take part in the first ever NRL Magic Round, with the club taking its home game against the Penrith Panthers to Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium, with kick off scheduled for 6pm on the Friday night.
Next up Wests Tigers head south to take on the Melbourne Storm at AAMI Park. After get the two points against the Storm in both game in 2018 the team will be looking for another strong showing in this Thursday night blockbuster.
Wests Tigers make their first trip to ANZ Stadium in round 11 to face the South Sydney Rabbitohs in a crucial game ahead of the bye.
In round 13 Wests Tigers will play their first home game at the brand new Western Sydney Stadium, with the Canberra Raiders making the trip to Sydney for the Friday night game.
Wests Tigers snapped a four game losing streak against the Raiders in Round 22 this season and will be keen to continue this form in 2019\. Round 14 sees the team make the trek to Townsville to take on the North Queensland Cowboys on Friday night.
Wests Tigers return to Western Sydney Stadium in round 15, when the team takes on the South Sydney Rabbitohs for the second time in just over a month, with the two teams to take to the field on Thursday night.
The run of Western Sydney Stadium home games continue in round 16 with Wests Tigers to face the Sydney Roosters in the State of Origin stand down round.
The following week the team returns to Western Sydney Stadium for a huge clash against the Parramatta Eels on Sunday afternoon.
Rounds 18 and 19 see Wests Tigers hit the road again, firstly to Canberra to face the Raiders on Saturday afternoon before heading to Newcastle for a Friday evening clash with the Knights. In round 20 the team returns to Leichhardt Oval for the second time in 2019 for a Thursday night clash against the North Queensland Cowboys.
The team has had some strong victories against the Cowboys at Leichhardt Oval and will be keen to continue this trend in 2019.
The team returns to ANZ Stadium in round 21 to take on the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs before making the trip to Manly in round 22.
Wests Tigers return to Campbelltown Sports Stadium for the final time in 2019 in round 23, with the Newcastle Knights coming to town for a Saturday twilight game.
In Round 24 Wests Tigers take on the St George Illawarra Dragons for the first time in 2019, with the two sides to clash at the SCG on Sunday afternoon.
Wests Tigers finish off the home and away season with a clash against the Cronulla Sharks on Sunday afternoon at Leichhardt Oval.
Wests Tigers Members and supporters will get to see the team kick off the season with three home games, the first time the club has had such a draw since the 2003 season.
The team will open their 2019 season against the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at Leichhardt Oval with a 5.30pm Saturday game, before taking on the New Zealand Warriors at Campbelltown Sports Stadium the following week in a twilight Sunday game.
In round three Wests Tigers return to Campbelltown Sports Stadium for a huge clash against the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs, with the Sunday afternoon game the first time the Bulldogs have played in south-west Sydney since 2011.
Wests Tigers' first away game of 2019 is a trip to the foot of the mountains to take on the Penrith Panthers at Panthers Stadium on Friday night. After not making the trip north of the border at all in 2018 Wests Tigers' Queensland fans will get to see the team early next season with a round five game against the Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium.
Wests Tigers' traditional Easter Monday clash with the Parramatta Eels has a new home in 2019, with the game to open the brand new Western Sydney Stadium in a game not to be missed.
The ANZAC Round will see Wests Tigers return to Tamworth, with the Gold Coast Titans to make the trip to Scully Park in 2019\. This round seven clash will kick off at 5.30pm on the Saturday evening.
The following week sees Wests Tigers head to the SCG to take on the 2018 Premiers the Sydney Rooster on Saturday night. In round nine Wests Tigers are set to take part in the first ever NRL Magic Round, with the club taking its home game against the Penrith Panthers to Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium, with kick off scheduled for 6pm on the Friday night.
Next up Wests Tigers head south to take on the Melbourne Storm at AAMI Park. After get the two points against the Storm in both game in 2018 the team will be looking for another strong showing in this Thursday night blockbuster.
Wests Tigers make their first trip to ANZ Stadium in round 11 to face the South Sydney Rabbitohs in a crucial game ahead of the bye.
In round 13 Wests Tigers will play their first home game at the brand new Western Sydney Stadium, with the Canberra Raiders making the trip to Sydney for the Friday night game.
Wests Tigers snapped a four game losing streak against the Raiders in Round 22 this season and will be keen to continue this form in 2019\. Round 14 sees the team make the trek to Townsville to take on the North Queensland Cowboys on Friday night.
Wests Tigers return to Western Sydney Stadium in round 15, when the team takes on the South Sydney Rabbitohs for the second time in just over a month, with the two teams to take to the field on Thursday night.
The run of Western Sydney Stadium home games continue in round 16 with Wests Tigers to face the Sydney Roosters in the State of Origin stand down round.
The following week the team returns to Western Sydney Stadium for a huge clash against the Parramatta Eels on Sunday afternoon.
Rounds 18 and 19 see Wests Tigers hit the road again, firstly to Canberra to face the Raiders on Saturday afternoon before heading to Newcastle for a Friday evening clash with the Knights. In round 20 the team returns to Leichhardt Oval for the second time in 2019 for a Thursday night clash against the North Queensland Cowboys.
The team has had some strong victories against the Cowboys at Leichhardt Oval and will be keen to continue this trend in 2019.
The team returns to ANZ Stadium in round 21 to take on the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs before making the trip to Manly in round 22.
Wests Tigers return to Campbelltown Sports Stadium for the final time in 2019 in round 23, with the Newcastle Knights coming to town for a Saturday twilight game.
In Round 24 Wests Tigers take on the St George Illawarra Dragons for the first time in 2019, with the two sides to clash at the SCG on Sunday afternoon.
Wests Tigers finish off the home and away season with a clash against the Cronulla Sharks on Sunday afternoon at Leichhardt Oval.
Balmainian
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1.Mbye
2.Thompson
3.Marsters
4.Momirovski
5.Nofo/Someone else
6.Grub
7.Brooks
8.Matulino
9.Faz
10.Twal
11.Rowdy
12.Garner
13.Matterson
14.Huth
15.Taylor
16.Marshall/Liddle
17.Mikaele
2.Thompson
3.Marsters
4.Momirovski
5.Nofo/Someone else
6.Grub
7.Brooks
8.Matulino
9.Faz
10.Twal
11.Rowdy
12.Garner
13.Matterson
14.Huth
15.Taylor
16.Marshall/Liddle
17.Mikaele
mike
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OK we are a month out from Round 1\. Anything can happen between now and Round 1 but this is my team as it stands.
1\. Moses Mbye
2\. David Nofoaluma
3\. Esan Marsters
4\. Robert Jennings
5\. Corey Thompson
6\. Josh Reynolds
7\. Luke Brooks
8\. Russell Packer
9\. Robbie Farah
10\. Ben Matulino
11\. Ryan Matterson
12\. Chris Lawrence
13\. Elijah Taylor
14\. Alex Twal
15\. Jacob Liddle
16\. Zane Musgrove - if allowed to play
17\. Benji Marshall
1\. Moses Mbye
2\. David Nofoaluma
3\. Esan Marsters
4\. Robert Jennings
5\. Corey Thompson
6\. Josh Reynolds
7\. Luke Brooks
8\. Russell Packer
9\. Robbie Farah
10\. Ben Matulino
11\. Ryan Matterson
12\. Chris Lawrence
13\. Elijah Taylor
14\. Alex Twal
15\. Jacob Liddle
16\. Zane Musgrove - if allowed to play
17\. Benji Marshall
Only two forwards on the bench? No thanks! ET would have to play 80 minutes in that scenario and he struggles when he starts to get past 70 minutes.
If Benji is going to be on the bench then we need to have an 80 minute hooker. Personally I don't think we have the forward pack or the hooker to carry a utility like Benji.
If Benji is going to be on the bench then we need to have an 80 minute hooker. Personally I don't think we have the forward pack or the hooker to carry a utility like Benji.
mike
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Three forwards.
1\. Alex Twal
2\. Jacob Liddle
3\. Zane Musgrove - if allowed to play
1\. Alex Twal
2\. Jacob Liddle
3\. Zane Musgrove - if allowed to play
The-moP
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Madge just txt me the team for rd 1, and here it is:
1.Mbye
2.Thompson
3.Marsters
4.Jennings
5.Nofoaluma
6.Grub
7.Brooks
8.Matulino
9.Farah
10.Packer
11.Rowdy
12.Matterson
13.Taylor
14.Eisenhuth
15.Musgrove
16.Twal
17.Marshall
18.Mikaele
1.Mbye
2.Thompson
3.Marsters
4.Jennings
5.Nofoaluma
6.Grub
7.Brooks
8.Matulino
9.Farah
10.Packer
11.Rowdy
12.Matterson
13.Taylor
14.Eisenhuth
15.Musgrove
16.Twal
17.Marshall
18.Mikaele
The-moP
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Damn shame, Tommy Turbo for Manly is out of the 1st round game against us .. due to a hamstring tear suffered yesterday afternoon in Manlys loss to Penriff. Kiku for Penriff is also in doubt for the 1st round after being assisted from the field.
earl
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That team looks pretty likely to happen. Maybe Benji will start. Maybe Marsters will stay on the right.
Fraze23
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@TigerSkins said:
Great news for us about Trbojevic. I don't think that Manly will be the easy 2 points that some seem to think. Kelepi Tanginoa and Tanieli Paseka are in doubt with knee injuries as well, so potentially losing two front rowers as well is huge for us.