Wests Tigers chief executive Shane Richardson has put rival clubs on notice over Lachlan Galvin in a bid to avoid another blackhole they created seven years ago when they allowed three star juniors to depart.
The word ‘soft’ shouldn’t be used in a tough league like the NRL, but there is no other way to describe the baffling decision to send Chanel Harris Tavita to the sin bin over the weekend. FATIMA KDOUH writes that and more in The Tackle.
While it’s easy to throw around the blame for the debacle the Wests Tigers find themselves in, there’s one person who inexplicably still holds power as the club plummets towards a third straight wooden spoon. Phil Rothfield’s highlights and lowlights.
Two heavyweight Sydney clubs are monitoring Lachlan Galvin’s situation at Wests Tigers following revelations the young gun requested a release from his contract.
The Wests Tigers are heading for a second straight NRL wooden spoon but it’s only the start of the chaos according to a departing star.
Luke Brooks won’t get the chance to play under Benji Marshall next year, but the departing halfback says his former teammate will succeed.
Emotions were bubbling throughout Wests Tigers’ clash with the Warriors and it continued after the match. Read all the details
There’s no shortage of hard-hitting giants across the NRL, but which players rank the highest when it comes to packing the most punch? See the full list here.
The mathematical chances, the locks, and the form of four teams which will determine the finishing order — these are the key numbers behind the race to the NRL finals.
They’re not happy at Wests, with injured star Adam Doueihi lashing out at match officials, before Tim Sheens teed off after the Warriors loss. Here’s the latest.
The bitter war civil was between the NRL and the players is over hours before a fresh player-driven protest was planned for Round 23. Read the joint statement here.
We reveal the contract status of the top 50 NRL stars under 23. Which players are locked in long-term and who is about to become a target on the open market?
The Tigers and Sea Eagles are eyeing a swap in recruitment bosses as Manly hit out at suggestions they have botched their salary cap for next season.
Every game in round 24 has a bearing on the top-eight race. With very little margin for error, the post-season picture is set for a massive shake-up. Which teams will lock in a finals spot?
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