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Phil Gould believes Wests Tigers exciting young spine could prove to be the most dangerous in the NRL this year after hammering South Sydney on Friday night at ANZ Stadium. Writing for the Wide World
BY CURTIS WOODWARD Wests Tigers Coach: Jason Taylor Pre-season: Auckland Nines February 4th and 5th, v Dragons February 11th What they’ll get right: Predicting a side to come 9th means you can’t figure out
Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor says it’s “absolutely” realistic the club can re-sign their four big names who are all off contract. Speaking to Sky Sports Big Sports Breakfast, Taylor was adamant they could keep
Former New South Wales Blues custodian Tim Brasher says he would pick Jarryd Hayne ahead of incumbent James Tedesco for State of Origin next year. Despite rising to the top of the fullback ranks last
BY CURTIS WOODWARD If the Robbie Farah saga tells us anything, it is Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor isn’t scared to put his cojones on the line. It was him or Farah and the coach
Australian coach Mal Meninga has named an impressive Prime Minister’s XIII squad for their clash with Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby. South Sydney superstar Greg Inglis will skipper the team from the centres allowing
One of the most respected players in the game has fired off at the NRL match review committee after Ryan James only received a week for his hit on Wests Tigers fullback James Tedesco which
After State of Origin III: Jason Taumalolo 22 Johnathan Thurston 22 Shaun Johnson 20 Cooper Cronk 20 Ryan James 19 James Tedesco 19 Andrew Fifita 17 Anthony Milford 16 Cameron Smith 16
If there is one thing to take out of Wednesday night’s classic State of Origin finish it was never to go on social media to bask in the sunshine that is rugby league. No matter
Young Wests Tigers halves Mitch Moses and Luke Brooks have it all ahead of them as they prepare for a showdown with Canterbury on Saturday night. In recent times, the young playmakers have been without
