Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

[Tigers_Wests]

Club is keen to nab both….Sheensy working OT

Hopefully the players let us know one way or another in the next few weeks. So we either have 1/2 quality players incoming for 2023 or we move our attention on and keep looking. The more the rumours linger, the less chance we always seem to have of getting them.

 

[Viking Warrior]

Think Pele is a benchy.
But he'd do some damage, that's for sure.

Cmon Sheensy.
Get it done.

I'm hoping Mikaele and Tamou move on this season time for some new blood

 

[TYGA]

Well it was good while it lasted now that the Storm are

Storm can’t offer as much and I think he stays in Sydney. Eels and Roosters are involved also.

 

[Krammy]

I would take a win against Parra over any of them, I don't even think we've beaten them once since that slime joined them. I hate them

Yep - if we beat Parra even once I would be happy.

 

[tony soprano]

Plus they only have to pay big bucks to the out of town players, with housing much cheaper up there locals can set themselves up on much less club than in Sydney

But they're paying big bucks to a lot of players

 

[tony soprano]

Storm can’t offer as much and I think he stays in Sydney. Eels and Roosters are involved also.

Thought we were close?

 

[Glenji95]

Thought we were close?

That’s what he said earlier but I guess more clubs have expressed interest

 

[tony soprano]

That’s what he said earlier but I guess more clubs have expressed interest

Yesterday

 

[Tigers_Wests]

FWIW....A bloke on Sharks forum commenting about the Buzz article regarding Tigers chasing a Sharks player for 2023..."It's Pele. All but a done deal".

Come on Tigers, get that pen to paper!

 

[Tigers_Wests]

From The Mole

The Sharks' Kiwi international Briton Nikora is the latest player on Wests Tigers' hit list.

Nikora, one of the premiership's best line-breaking forwards, comes off contract at the end of this season and has not been able to agree to terms for a new deal with the Sharks.

The Tigers are keen to sign the 24-year-old New Zealander, who has played four Tests for his country and also represented the Maori All-Stars.

The Tigers are slowly but surely building a top eight side under head of football Tim Sheens and recruitment manager Warren McDonnell and also have their eye on several other players for 2023.

Sea Eagles could benefit from logjam at Tigers​

One player the Tigers risk losing is former Australian Schoolboys skipper Jock Madden.

Madden played a starring, if brief, role in the upset win over the Roosters last weekend and is highly regarded by the Tigers.

But with the young playmaker's path to the top grade blocked by more experienced players like Luke Brooks, Jackson Hastings and Tyrone Peachey, rival clubs are set to come knocking.

Don't be surprised if Manly, with little playmaking depth behind veterans Daly Cherry-Evans and Kieran Foran, have a chat with Madden's management about next season.

 

[The-moP]

P.S it’s so good watching the Bulldogs still getting pumped. I know it’s a trial but not good signs for them or the myth Barrett

Just goes to show that you can always buy some expensive cattle .. but in the end they are still just cattle .. hehehe .. Barrett couldnt lead sheep to water .. useless .. !!

 

[crazycat]

From The Mole

The Sharks' Kiwi international Briton Nikora is the latest player on Wests Tigers' hit list.

Nikora, one of the premiership's best line-breaking forwards, comes off contract at the end of this season and has not been able to agree to terms for a new deal with the Sharks.

The Tigers are keen to sign the 24-year-old New Zealander, who has played four Tests for his country and also represented the Maori All-Stars.

The Tigers are slowly but surely building a top eight side under head of football Tim Sheens and recruitment manager Warren McDonnell and also have their eye on several other players for 2023.

Sea Eagles could benefit from logjam at Tigers​

One player the Tigers risk losing is former Australian Schoolboys skipper Jock Madden.

Madden played a starring, if brief, role in the upset win over the Roosters last weekend and is highly regarded by the Tigers.

But with the young playmaker's path to the top grade blocked by more experienced players like Luke Brooks, Jackson Hastings and Tyrone Peachey, rival clubs are set to come knocking.

Don't be surprised if Manly, with little playmaking depth behind veterans Daly Cherry-Evans and Kieran Foran, have a chat with Madden's management about next season.

I would have thought that Jock Madden would be staying put. Considering all it takes is an injury to Brooks or Hastings for him to get game time. Hopefully Sheens can keep him here, but playing under Foran and DCE would be a great start for young talent. Considering that DCE will play Origin and Foran will 100% get injured.

 

[Tigers_Wests]

I would have thought that Jock Madden would be staying put. Considering all it takes is an injury to Brooks or Hastings for him to get game time. Hopefully Sheens can keep him here, but playing under Foran and DCE would be a great start for young talent. Considering that DCE will play Origin and Foran will 100% get injured.

That part of the article just sounds like he is taking a pure guess with no substance to it. They have a gun half coming through in Latu Fainu. Won't be far away from playing 1st grade in 2023 as it is.

 

[tony soprano]

That part of the article just sounds like he is taking a pure guess with no substance to it. They have a gun half coming through in Latu Fainu. Won't be far away from playing 1st grade in 2023 as it is.

Yeah it's not a clear path at Manly, foran, dce, latu,

 

[tony soprano]

From The Mole

The Sharks' Kiwi international Briton Nikora is the latest player on Wests Tigers' hit list.

Nikora, one of the premiership's best line-breaking forwards, comes off contract at the end of this season and has not been able to agree to terms for a new deal with the Sharks.

The Tigers are keen to sign the 24-year-old New Zealander, who has played four Tests for his country and also represented the Maori All-Stars.

The Tigers are slowly but surely building a top eight side under head of football Tim Sheens and recruitment manager Warren McDonnell and also have their eye on several other players for 2023.

Sea Eagles could benefit from logjam at Tigers​

One player the Tigers risk losing is former Australian Schoolboys skipper Jock Madden.

Madden played a starring, if brief, role in the upset win over the Roosters last weekend and is highly regarded by the Tigers.

But with the young playmaker's path to the top grade blocked by more experienced players like Luke Brooks, Jackson Hastings and Tyrone Peachey, rival clubs are set to come knocking.

Don't be surprised if Manly, with little playmaking depth behind veterans Daly Cherry-Evans and Kieran Foran, have a chat with Madden's management about next season.

Hmm wonder if it's nikora or Pele.

 

[Gazman]

Just goes to show that you can always buy some expensive cattle .. but in the end they are still just cattle .. hehehe .. Barrett couldnt lead sheep to water .. useless .. !!

Even better to hear what Talkin Sport P Tunks has to say today after bagging the Wests Tigers trial form lol

 

[bathursttiger1]

FWIW....A bloke on Sharks forum commenting about the Buzz article regarding Tigers chasing a Sharks player for 2023..."It's Pele. All but a done deal".

Come on Tigers, get that pen to paper!

The “Mole” said that we were chasing Briton Nikora.

 

[bathursttiger1]

Hmm wonder if it's nikora or Pele.

Both?

 

[TheDaBoss]

Madden for Schuster or Olokoatu?

 

[tony soprano]

Both?

Wonder why sharks haven't locked em up yet. Cap must be stressed?