Jarome Luai’s lucrative $6 million Tigers contract has a get-out clause which will have fans on edge come the back-end of the year. However, the star signing has a clear message to the long-suffering fanbase that should alleviate some concern.
Like star Tigers five-eighth Lachlan Galvin, rising rake Tallyn Da Silva is poised to be a hot commodity on the open market on November 1 – and already clubs are lining up to snatch the hooker away from Concord.
The next month makes for chilling reading for Eels fans. With a brutal fixture run and no Mitchell Moses, coach Jason Ryles is left with pressing calls to make in key positions if he wants to salvage his side’s season, writes BRENT READ.
Parramatta was blown off the park for the second straight week while the Wests Tigers notched their first win of the season in style. Check out our player ratings from the match-up.
Jack Jeffries, the Wests Magpies player filmed exchanging brutal blows with Tommy Raudonikis before a game, has died aged 68.
In barely 12 months, Lachlan Galvin has gone from being a promising rookie to being at the centre of a multimillion dollar bidding war – and the Eels could be his home, writes Brent Read.
Mikaele Ravalawa and David Klemmer are on the move after being officially released by their respective clubs – but the flying Fijian won’t have time to put down roots.
NRL coaches have been warned about commenting on referees during post-match media conferences, on radio and television interviews, and in club or personal social media posts. READ THE LETTER
Dylan Brown’s looming move to the Knights leaves Parramatta in need of a five-eighth – and Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall with one hell of a sales job on his hands, writes DAVID RICCIO.
Benji Marshall was frustrated his Wests Tigers side found a way to lose to the Knights and one question left him shaking his head.
Parramatta’s 2025 campaign could get off to the worst possible start without Mitch Moses. See every club’s predicted ladder position through the first six rounds.
They’re brimming with star power and have a murky recent off-field track record, but the Brisbane Broncos can’t crack No.1 spot on TRAVIS MEYN’S watchability rankings for 2025.
An NRL premiership winner and current Wests Tigers cult figure’s rugby league career could be over after a torrid run of injuries was compounded by a pre-season setback.
The three banned former Wests Tigers directors at the centre of the ugly boardroom stoush have sent an explosive letter to the club’s majority stakeholder threatening Supreme Court action if they’re not reinstated.
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