hank37w
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Maybe Naden is there to take Latrine out and then he can have a well deserved rest of the season off courtesy of the Match Revue Committee.
What a way to end a contract.
Your team vs Souths
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What a way to end a contract.
AmericanHistoryX
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I like it.
Jedi_Tiger
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when fit tds should be who makes way
TSP
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It always has been dearest.
TSP
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Is it within the rules to eviscerate him?
Tired Tiger
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Where the f.... Is Jeral Skelton and Latu Fainu .... Why the f.... Are we the only club Incapable of listing a return date for our injured players.
Literally every single injured tigers player is listed as TBC ..... F.....ING ridiculous !!!!
Literally every single injured tigers player is listed as TBC ..... F.....ING ridiculous !!!!
AmericanHistoryX
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To trick the other teams?
Tigerstigerstigers
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we
should be dropped solely on his lack of speed or effort (whichever you choose) on pappys first try last week. If it wasn’t lack of effort then it was lack of being up to the modern game
AmericanHistoryX
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Benji picked him. Stop blaming Naden. Not his fault.
TSP
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Yes, Lats hasnt been back in front of the Committee for awhile.
TigerBurnsy
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Honestly Benji selections are starting to get ridiculous, why the [This word has been automatically removed] is naden on the bench and where is Skelton and latu, if they are injured [This word has been automatically removed]ing tell us.
The Chad
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Pretty sure they are both on the injury report as coming back Round 11-13...
Betterdays22
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NRL Injury Report: Round 10
Ahead of the Round 10 match against the Storm, Wests Tigers can provide a squad injury report.
www.weststigers.com.au
Not really sure what more you want?
Jedi_Tiger
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Latu has a permanent chair in the rehab room so not suprising
A cunning plan, indeed.
I thought Latu had a broken finger. Now it’s a hamstring while he was resting!!!
I’m hoping TDS is a late swap with Naden on Sunday 🤞
If not prey API doesn’t get an injury and needs replacing.
It will be interesting to see how our forwards go against this Souths pack as they aren’t a big pack either.
If we get dominated by them it will surely show that we need more size and aggression.
Go The Tigers 🐅
If not prey API doesn’t get an injury and needs replacing.
It will be interesting to see how our forwards go against this Souths pack as they aren’t a big pack either.
If we get dominated by them it will surely show that we need more size and aggression.
Go The Tigers 🐅
To mix it up a bit, how about this:
1. Bula
2. Turuva
3. Doueihi
4. Toa
5. Staines/Naden
6. Galvin
7. Luai
8. Twal
9. Api
10. Hunt
11. Samuela
12. Seyfarth
13. May
Interchange:
14. Da Silva
15. Sukkar
16. Sione
17. Bird
When Hunt is gassed, move May to Prop and bring Bird on at lock (trying to reignite his creativity as a ball playing forward).
The 2nd interchange is Twal for Sione.
3rd is Sukkar for Seyfarth..
It means our rotated forward pack would be:
May
API
Sione
Samuela
Sukkar
Bird
You could then bring hunt back on for Bird, and push May back to lock.... As Sione gets gassed, replace him with Twal.
This strategy would need work during the week at training though - how May would switch in attack and defence, in and out of the #13 role.. Bird is also a pretty handy ball player on his day and can shift into #13 when May is at prop..
I just think we are wasting the 13 position with Twal there, he isn't a ball playing forward, it isn't his fortae.
Not saying this is the best idea ever, but I think we are missing a creative link in the forwards....
1. Bula
2. Turuva
3. Doueihi
4. Toa
5. Staines/Naden
6. Galvin
7. Luai
8. Twal
9. Api
10. Hunt
11. Samuela
12. Seyfarth
13. May
Interchange:
14. Da Silva
15. Sukkar
16. Sione
17. Bird
When Hunt is gassed, move May to Prop and bring Bird on at lock (trying to reignite his creativity as a ball playing forward).
The 2nd interchange is Twal for Sione.
3rd is Sukkar for Seyfarth..
It means our rotated forward pack would be:
May
API
Sione
Samuela
Sukkar
Bird
You could then bring hunt back on for Bird, and push May back to lock.... As Sione gets gassed, replace him with Twal.
This strategy would need work during the week at training though - how May would switch in attack and defence, in and out of the #13 role.. Bird is also a pretty handy ball player on his day and can shift into #13 when May is at prop..
I just think we are wasting the 13 position with Twal there, he isn't a ball playing forward, it isn't his fortae.
Not saying this is the best idea ever, but I think we are missing a creative link in the forwards....
Halbrowne61
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All sounds feasible except TDS out of the picture , or so it seems.
