Tigers

WHEN Robbie Farah says he has never wanted to win a game of football more than this State of Origin decider, the emotion builds in his eyes.

IN the past you could live with Benji Marshall’s mistakes because the good almost always outweighed the bad.

HOW should Wests Tigers judge the worth of Benji Marshall?

WESTS Tigers coach Mick Potter says the NRL club will fight to ensure Benji Marshall remains loyal and rejects an offer to play rugby union.

PETER STERLING: AS a player Mick Potter was decisive, brave and possessed a good knowledge of the game, the qualities required to be a coach.

WHEN Andrew Fifita runs out in a Cronulla jersey on Friday night, understand why the Wests Tigers need to make some tough decisions on the future.

GET the round 17 NRL teams as they are announced and debate them live in Tom Sangster’s live blog.

THE Wests Tigers might have posted their fourth win in five games but it still may not be enough to save coach Mick Potter.

THE working relationship between Wests Tigers superstar Benji Marshall and coach Mick Potter is inching closer to breaking point.

WESTS Tigers have continued their mid-season resurgence with a stunning 22-4 upset over the Melbourne Storm.

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EXCLUSIVE: NSW players took their Origin II frustrations to the top after the defeat, personally challenging ARLC chairman John Grant.

UPDATED: The NRL has come down hard on the under-20s players involved in Saturday night’s ugly Holden Cup brawl at Campbelltown.

THIS just might be the omen to bring the Blues good luck on Wednesday night.

RIGHT on cue, the champion in Benji Marshall stepped up when the Wests Tigers needed him to continue Canberra’s curse away from home.

THE NRL’s ban the biff edict was given its first serious test when a wild brawl erupted in the under-20s clash between Wests Tigers and Canberra.

IT was only a matter of time before the NRL’s “one punch and you’re off” edict got its first test case.