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As he attempts to find his spot in the Wests Tigers side, rookie five-eighth Curtis Sironen says he'll only be as dominant as he wants to be.
After a quiet return from minor knee surgery in last week's loss to Canterbury, Sironen was far more involved in Saturday night's 26-18 win over Penrith, including a clever inside ball to set up Chris Lawrence's first-half try.
It was part of a concerted effort by both the 18-year-old and Tigers coach Tim Sheens to get the playmaker more touches, Sheens knowing the importance of having a third option behind key duo Benji Marshall and Robbie Farah.
"I didn't get that many touches last week, I was a bit disappointed so I was trying to get involved early," Sironen told AAP.
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After a quiet return from minor knee surgery in last week's loss to Canterbury, Sironen was far more involved in Saturday night's 26-18 win over Penrith, including a clever inside ball to set up Chris Lawrence's first-half try.
It was part of a concerted effort by both the 18-year-old and Tigers coach Tim Sheens to get the playmaker more touches, Sheens knowing the importance of having a third option behind key duo Benji Marshall and Robbie Farah.
"I didn't get that many touches last week, I was a bit disappointed so I was trying to get involved early," Sironen told AAP.
[Original Article](//news/club-news/2-news-a-views/516-sironen-finds-voice-with-tigers)
