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Wests Tigers fans need Jahream Bula to stay. Phil Gould isn’t helping

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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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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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Wests Tigers fans need Jahream Bula to stay. Phil Gould isn’t helping

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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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April 14, 2026
Live: Tigers, Power at the MCG kick off an Easter double-header | Tigers eye first win as Power v…

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Live: Tigers, Power at the MCG kick off an Easter double-header

Richmond kick off Easter Saturday football at the MCG looking for their first win of the season against Port Adelaide, before the Eagles host the Swans in Perth.

The Power has had a 1-2 start to the season under coach Josh Carr, while the Demons are 2-1 after their stunning comeback win over Carlton last weekend.

Later, Sydney will look to regain a spot in the top four against West Coast, as attacking star Isaac Heeney returns to the side.

Richmond got the early clarances, but Port Adelaide intercepted on half-back. They then drilled a pass downfield for debutant Mitch Zadow to take a solid grab.

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RICHMOND and Port Adelaide open proceedings on Saturday in a battle between two teams at the lower reaches of the ladder.

Richmond (0-3) has picked up where it left off last year as it leaves fans guessing which version of the young side will turn up.

The Tigers started the season brightly when they gave Carlton a huge scare, but have since been well off the mark of challenging Gold Coast and Fremantle in a reality check of where they stand against the likes of the top-four hopefuls.

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Quartet of changes for Round 4

There are four exciting Richmond inclusions for Saturday's clash against Port Adelaide.

Richmond has made four changes ahead of its Round 4 clash against Port Adelaide at the MCG.

Excitingly, key forward Liam Fawcett has earned his call up into the senior side for the first time in 2026, following strong VFL showings across the first two rounds, where he kicked three majors.

Kane McAuliffe returns to the side for the second time this year, joined by Samson Ryan, who will pull on the jumper for the first time in 2026. Nathan Broad also comes into the side after overcoming his calf setback.

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April 4, 2026
How a Tigers life member helped seal Dusty’s return to footy | Revealed: The secret sauce that …

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Revealed: The secret sauce that keeps AFL legends flocking to Cairns

Ablett, Cotchin, Swan, Dixon and now Dusty Martin. How does AFL Cairns attract so much talent? We asked the league’s top brass how his clubs keep getting the big deals done.

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How it came about: Dusty’s footy return confirmed

Richmond champion Dustin Martin will return to a local footy fielding 2026.

Channel 7’s Mitch Cleary is reporting that the three-time Norm Smith Medallist will suit up for the Port Douglas Crocs in early May.

Martin last played competitive footy in August 2024 – his final game with the Tigers.

It was reported in the Herald Sun in February that Dusty was on the verge of signing with Yarrawonga in the Ovens & Murray League but the Pigeons said at the time they hadn’t yet spoken to him.

However, Port Douglas will be rocking on May 2 when the Crocs host the South Cairns Cutters at the Port Douglas Sporting Complex.

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March 25, 2026
Rabbitohs: Round 3 | NRL Highlights: Rabbitohs v Tigers – Round 3 | Souths suffer double blow in …

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Rabbitohs: Round 3

Cameron Murray and Wayne Bennett chat to the media after their Round 3 clash against the Wests Tigers

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NRL Highlights: Rabbitohs v Tigers – Round 3

The South Sydney Rabbitohs take on the Wests Tigers in Round 3 of the 2026 NRL Premiership at Polytec Stadium, Gosford.

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Souths suffer double blow in latest injury setback

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Campbell Graham's frustrating run with injury has continued, with the South Sydney winger ruled out of the clash against Wests Tigers.

Graham has been left nursing a shoulder issue since last Friday's loss to the Sydney Roosters, and has not recovered in time to play on Saturday night.

Souths are set to be without Campbell Graham this weekend with a shoulder injury. Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images

Souths are hopeful the winger will return to play on Good Friday against Canterbury after next week's bye, but Moala Graham-Taufa will start in his place in Gosford.

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March 22, 2026
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Adam Doueihi Try

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Tigers reward Doueihi ahead of major positional switch

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Wests Tigers have signalled their belief in Adam Doueihi's move to halfback by rewarding the playmaker with a two-year contract extension.

The Tigers announced on Friday, a little more than 24 hours ahead of their season opener with North Queensland, that Doueihi had penned a deal that will keep him at Concord until the end of 2029.

Only Alex Twal and Sione Fainu, whose deals also expire in 2029, are signed as long as Doueihi.

The new contract is a huge showing of faith from both parties given the Tigers' struggles under Benji Marshall and Doueihi's luckless run with injuries.

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March 14, 2026
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LIVE STREAM | VFL Tigers battle Blues in practice match

Richmond's VFL team will play its last practice match of the season on Thursday.

Richmond's VFL team will face Carlton in a practice match on Thursday, in the final dress rehearsal before the home-and-away season begins.

Bounce time between the Tigers and Blues is 1pm at IKON Park, just hours before the AFL sides meet in the blockbuster Round 1 clash at the MCG.

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Zane Peucker bobbles up with a great snap for his second of the game.

Tom Burton kicks a great goal in the second term to extend the VFL Tigers' lead.

Live stream, see the squad: VFL practice match v Richmond

The VFL practice match between Carlton and Richmond will be live-streamed.

TODAY’S VFL practice match between the Carlton Reserves and Richmond will be live-streamed.

The action begins at IKON Park from 1pm, and will be the Blues’ final practice match for the VFL season before their first game of the campaign in Round 2 against Williamstown.

Carlton will get the chance to welcome Nick Haynes back to the fold, with the veteran defender to feature for the first time in 2026 after off-season ankle surgery.

There’s a mix of experience and youth for the Blues, with Haynes joined by Blake Acres, while being complemented by the likes of draftees Jack Ison and Talor Byrne.

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VFL Match report: Practice match v Carlton

Footscray has defeated Carlton by 21 points in a scrappy evening at IKON Park.The Dogs’ accuracy ultimately proved the difference, holding their nerve despite Carlton dominating the scoring opportunities 28–19.

In a see-sawing affair, the Dogs showed an ability to use their run from defensive half effectively, with their transition at times brilliant.

Captain Dan Orgill was a standout around the contest, while Lachlan Smith provided his midfielders with first use across the game.

Up forward, Laird Ramshaw shone with three goals, while Chan Hargraves and Will Darcy continued to show promising signs.

The backline charge was led by Nick Coffield and Luke Cleary, who were pivotal in setting up rebound opportunities.

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March 12, 2026
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TASMANIAN TIGERS SQUAD RELEASE ONE-DAY CUP vs New South Wales

After earning the right to host the One-Day Cup Final in March, the Tasmanian Tigers will play their final regular-season game against New South Wales tomorrow afternoon at Ninja Stadium.

The day/night fixture gets underway at 2:00 pm and sees NSW requiring a win to book their spot in the Final on 11 March against Tasmania.

Tasmania will be looking to return to winning ways after their close loss to Western Australia last week, where Beau Webster (138 off 122) and Tim Ward (112 off 144) both tonned up.

Their squad for tomorrow's match is similar to the one named last week.

Returning to the squad after playing in the Sheffield Shield in Perth is Billy Stanlake, whose pace will be vital for the Tigers.

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Philippe sparks NSW on rain-hit day in Hobart

Josh Philippe has scored a half century to put NSW in a strong position after a rain-ravaged second day of their Sheffield Shield match in Hobart

Australian white-ball representative Josh Philippe rediscovered his form to help NSW take control on a rain-affected second day of their Sheffield Shield match against Tasmania.

Only 42 overs were possible in the day-night game at Ninja Stadium on Tuesday, with NSW adding 164 for the loss of two wickets.

They finished at 4-302 in their first innings, a lead of 166 after Tasmania's paltry 136 on day one.

Philippe, who recently played two T20 games for Australia in Pakistan, has struggled for runs domestically this season.

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February 21, 2026
Wests Tigers chairman Barry O’Farrell sacked amid board purge – and a wrong colour jersey | T…

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Wests Tigers chairman Barry O’Farrell sacked amid board purge – and a wrong colour jersey

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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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December 1, 2025