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  • Wests Tigers support MHF in honour of Alex Clarke | Knights united in Beanie for Brain Cancer Rou…

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    Wests Tigers support MHF in honour of Alex Clarke

    This weekend’s annual Beanie for Brain Cancer Round is one that holds extra special significance for the Wests Tigers.

    In January this year, the Club’s Senior Athletic Performance Coach, Alex Clarke, passed away from brain cancer following a brave two-year battle.

    It's the 10th anniversary this season of the Beanie for Brain Cancer Round between the National Rugby League (NRL) and the Mark Hughes Foundation (MHF).

    Across the nine Beanie Rounds to date, rugby league fans have helped MHF raise $29.7 million through the sale of more than 1.3 million beanies, bringing Australians together in the fight against brain cancer.

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    Spinal stability: Doueihi ready to fire as Tigers get band back together

    Knights v Wests Tigers: King Kalyn's back; Doueihi good to go

    National Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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  • Wests Tigers v Penrith Panthers – Round 14, 2026 – NRL Score Centre | Like father, like son: Tige…

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    Like father, like son: Tiger’s reunion a repeat of family history

    The first time Mark Geyer went up against his beloved Penrith jersey was in 1993, playing for the Balmain Tigers. Thirty-three years later, his son Mavrik is set to follow suit.

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    The first time Mark Geyer went up against his beloved Penrith jersey was in 1993, playing for the Balmain Tigers.

    Thirty-three years later, his son Mavrik is set to follow suit.

    Mark’s lone year at the Tigers ended in the club finish second-last, making his match against the Panthers a dead rubber to cap off the season.

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    Jersey Flegg Team List: Round 14

    Panthers Jersey Flegg coach Scott Thompson has named his team for Sunday's showdown with the Wests Tigers at Lidcombe Oval.

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  • Wests Tigers v Bulldogs – Round 13, 2026 | Squad Update: NRL Round 13 v Canterbury Bulldogs | Tig…

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    Wests Tigers v Bulldogs – Round 13, 2026

    Wests Tigers and Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs captains and coaches chat to the media after their Telstra Premiership Round 13 clash.

    National Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

    Squad Update: NRL Round 13 v Canterbury Bulldogs

     The Wests Tigers have trimmed their squad to 20 ahead of their clash with the Canterbury Bulldogs in Round 13 of the NRL Telstra Premiership. 

    The Tigers – coming off a bye in Round 12 – will host the Bulldogs at CommBank Stadium on Saturday, 30 May, kicking off at 5.30pm. 

    Heath Mason and Ethan Roberts have been omitted from the squad and will join the Club's Knock-On Effect NSW Cup Squad.

    Wests Tigers Team List: Round 13 vs Bulldogs1. Jahream Bula – sponsored by RetroAir2. Jeral Skelton – sponsored by Endacom3. Sunia Turuva – sponsored by APN Compounding4. Heamasi Makasini – sponsored by Gavmanak5. Tino Tavana – sponsored by Ellis Consolidated6. Jarome Luai (c) – sponsored by Exclusive Estate Agents7. Jock Madden – sponsored by Shane's Waterproofing8. Terrell May – sponsored by One World Courier9. Api Koroisau (c) – sponsored by Mars Forklifts10. Fonua Pole – sponsored by Globite11. Sione Fainu – sponsored by Club Menangle12. Kai Pearce-Paul – sponsored by MJS Electrical Products and Supplies13. Alex Twal – sponsored by Workplace Law

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    Tigers win comes at a cost after Luai act in heated thriller, ‘relentless’ Galvin treatment

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    That’s the question on everyone’s lips after they broke their duck with a thrilling 22-16 win over fierce rivals Canterbury Bankstown at CommBank Stadium on Saturday.

    After a dismal three-match losing streak during which they conceded 142 points, Wests showed plenty of defensive grit during the opening half of this grudge match.

    However, after leading 16-6 at the interval, they were outscored two tries to one in the second stanza by a team whose attack had spluttered for much of 2026.

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  • Cruel blow for Wests Tigers and Warriors as stars expected to miss rest of NRL season | “In a b…

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    Cruel blow for Wests Tigers and Warriors as stars expected to miss rest of NRL season

    Both the Wests Tigers and Warriors have been dealt major blows to their season with Taylan May and in-form halfback Tanah Boyd most likely having played their last game of 2026. The Tigers’ season has taken a huge turn in recent weeks having conceded more than 40 points in three straight NRL losses.

    Injuries are mounting for Benji Marshall with the likes of Adam Doueihi and Samuela Fainu still out for a number of weeks. Jahream Bula is closing in on a return, but has been a major loss. Co-captain Api Koroisau is yet to return from his three game suspension.

    And Marshall could be without their top centre for the remainder of the season with May set to undergo scans on his injured shoulder. May missed a number of games after round two due to his shoulder injury.

    ‘Deserve to cop it’: Benji’s honest admission as Tigers ‘in a hole’

    Benji Marshall admitted the Tigers are “in a bit of a hole at the moment” after his understrength team crashed to a third-straight loss on Saturday afternoon.

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    The Tigers were one of the early season surprise packets and built their success on a new-found defensive resilience under Marshall.

    But injuries have tested the young squad in recent weeks, with the 46-18 loss to the Sea Eagles on Saturday being just the latest big scoreline put on the Tigers in the last month.

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  • Sharks v Wests Tigers: McInnes to start; Turuva to fullback | Late Mail: NRL Round 9 v Cronulla S…

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    Sharks v Wests Tigers: McInnes to start; Turuva to fullback

    After scoring more than 30 points – and still losing – the Sharks will be hoping to tighten their defence when they host a high-flying Wests Tigers.

    Cronulla were out-pointed 46-34 in a high-scoring shootout in Townsville against the Cowboys last week with KL Iro scoring a hat-trick in a losing cause.

    Coming up against a Wests Tigers outfit that have the second best defensive record in the league, Cronulla coach Craig Fitzgibbon will be hoping his charges are committed to the cause in what shapes as a tough encounter.

    Wests Tigers bounced back from a one-point loss to Brisbane in Round 7 to post a strong 33-14 win over last year's minor premiers the Raiders, highlighted by a Adam Doueihi double. 

    Late Mail: NRL Round 9 v Cronulla Sharks

    The Wests Tigers have confirmed their final squad ahead of their clash with the Cronulla Sharks at Ocean Protect Stadium in Round 9 of the NRL Telstra Premiership. 

    Coming off the back of a convincing 33-14 ANZAC Round victory over the Raiders at Leichhardt Oval, the Tigers are sitting in third place on the competition ladder ahead of their trip to Cronulla. 

    There has been one change to the starting team, with Tino Tavana starting on the wing in place of Jeral Skelton. Patrick Herbert has been omitted from the squad.

    Wests Tigers Team List: Round 9 vs Cronulla Sharks1. Sunia Turuva – sponsored by RetroAir19. Tino Tavana – sponsored by Endacom3. Taylan May – sponsored by APN Compounding4. Starford To'a – sponsored by Gavmanak5. Luke Laulilii – sponsored by Ellis Consolidated6. Jarome Luai (c) – sponsored by Exclusive Estate Agents7. Adam Doueihi – sponsored by Shane's Waterproofing8. Terrell May – sponsored by One World Courier9. Tristan Hope – sponsored by Mars Forklifts10. Fonua Pole – sponsored by Globite11. Samuela Fainu – sponsored by Club Menangle12. Tony Sukkar – sponsored by MJS Electrical Products and Supplies13. Alex Twal – sponsored by Workplace Law

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    Sharks vs Wests Tigers Prediction & Odds – 2026 NRL Round 9

    Check out our Sharks vs Wests Tigers prediction now! See all the Cronulla vs Wests odds for the NRL Round 9 clash at Ocean Protect Stadium.

    Match: Sharks vs Wests TigersDate: Sunday, May 3rd, 2026Kick-Off Time: 4:06pm (AEST)Stadium: Ocean Protect Stadium

    It's a huge afternoon of NRL action at Shark Park as Cronulla look to get back to winning way. But doing so against the high-flying Wests Tigers will be a difficult task on Sunday.

    Wests have produced the best first eight rounds in club history to be sitting in third on the NRL ladder heading into this round. However, the issues may be coming as it was announced this week that star man Jarome Luai would be leaving to head to the PNG Chiefs. Whether that upsets the momentum for Benji Marshall's side remains to be seen, but you'd suspect it won't. The Tigers overcame the loss of Luai to injury a few weeks ago, with Jock Madden taking his place with aplomb and produced some of their best performances of the year in that period.

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  • Wests Tigers fans need Jahream Bula to stay. Phil Gould isn’t helping | Gus’ startling call o…

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    There were two questions worth asking after the Wests Tigers continued their magical run on Sunday afternoon.

    Firstly, what is happening with the future of gun fullback Jahream Bula?

    And secondly, why is Canterbury boss Phil Gould, in his job at Nine, allowed to repeatedly heap praise on the 24-year-old, who has been linked with a move to the Bulldogs during the free-to-air coverage?

    Let’s start with Gould’s Bula love-in on Sunday. In commentary during Nine’s coverage, Gould did not hide his admiration for Bula’s display, in which he scored two tries, at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

    Gus’ startling call on up-for-grabs Tigers star; two other clubs tipped for gun No.1: Whispers

    As the deadline nears for a 2027 mutual option to keep star fullback Jahream Bula at Wests Tigers next year, on-air comments from Bulldogs general manager Phil Gould have come under the microscope.

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    Bula has been sensational for the 4-1 Tigers this year and had his best game of the season against the Knights on Sunday, yet his future at the club remains cloudy.

    The Bulldogs are rumoured to be one of the several teams interested in Bula’s services — meaning Gould’s comments on Channel 9 during the Tigers-Knights sparked close attention, even in Nine Newspapers.

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    There were two questions worth asking after the Wests Tigers continued their magical run on Sunday afternoon.

    Firstly, what is happening with the future of gun fullback Jahream Bula?

    And secondly, why is Canterbury boss Phil Gould, in his job at Nine, allowed to repeatedly heap praise on the 24-year-old, who has been linked with a move to the Bulldogs during the free-to-air coverage?

    Let’s start with Gould’s Bula love-in on Sunday. In commentary during Nine’s coverage, Gould did not hide his admiration for Bula’s display, in which he scored two tries, at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

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  • Wests Tigers chairman Barry O’Farrell sacked amid board purge – and a wrong colour jersey | T…

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    Former NSW premier Barry O’Farrell has been sacked as chairman of Wests Tigers in a purge of the board by the NRL club’s owners.

    The joint venture has been plagued by dysfunction at boardroom level since the merger between Balmain and Wests in 1999, and the latest round of firings plunges it into more turmoil.

    Barry O’Farrell with Charlie Viola and Michelle McDowell, who were appointed as independent directors in January.Credit: Steven Siewert

    Tigers chaos: Board purged again as ‘wrong colour’ jersey blamed for off-field turmoil

    Wests Tigers are again facing off-field chaos, with four directors including former NSW premier Barry O’Farrell sacked over a series of disputes including the colour of next season’s jersey.

    The joint venture club removed chairman O’Farrell and fellow independent directors Annabelle Williams, Charlie Viola and Michelle McDowell, leaving majority owner Holman Barnes Group – which runs the Wests Ashfield League Club – in full control.

    They joined the board in January, as part of major changes following the axings of past chairman Lee Hagipantelis and chief executive Justin Pascoe, and their exits throw doubt on the future of current chief Shane Richardson given he was a close ally of O’Farrell.

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    Wests Tigers in bureacratic turmoil as Barry O'Farrell sacked from club's board

    Wests Tigers is once again in turmoil with former NSW premier and club chairman Barry O'Farrell sacked.

    The NRL club's majority owners, Holman Barnes Group, made the call on Monday with all four independent directors removed from the board.

    O'Farrell, Annabelle Williams, Charlie Viola and Michelle McDowell are those that have been handed the removal notice.

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    The four were only appointed last year after a review into the club's governance made the recommendation for independent directors.

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