It didn’t take long for the Penrith faithful to turn their back on hometown hero Jarome Luai. And the new king of Concord is even facing some hard truths on the home front after leaving the Panthers dynasty.
Greg Inglis is a man in demand with the Hall of Famer accepting two major coaching roles in two days.
Marquee Wests Tigers signing and co-captain Jarome Luai has sent an injury scare through the Wests Tigers camp, with the star playmaker cleared of serious injury after being sent for emergency scans.
As the Wests Tigers attempt to bounce back from three miserable years, an injury scare for their big-name recruit has rocked the club.
Their fitness standards were in the headlines for all the wrong reasons last year, but a young gun is helping the Wests Tigers make a splash in 2025.
Jarome Luai has often spoken about wanting to be Batman. He now gets the chance at the Wests Tigers as he steps out of Nathan Cleary’s shadow.
A surprising club tops the list when it comes to how much an NRL club spends on their centre of excellence. Sunday Session reveals how much teams have dished out on their training bases.
The Holman Barnes Group have hit back at critics in the wake of banning three board members, addressing wild speculation in a strongly worded 15-point rant.
The Wests Tigers’ civil war has taken an explosive turn with senior powerbrokers banished by a so-called “Gang of Four”.
Jarome Luai headlines the list of six new recruits who could start for the Tigers in round one 2025. TYSON JACKSON analyses their new-look line-up, rookies to watch, challenges the club still faces and more.
Some clubs just want a season without any off-field distractions, others need their players to find some focus inside the lines. We take a look at what’s on every NRL club’s wish list this Christmas.
Bulldogs rake Reed Mahoney will have a bounty on his head heading into 2025 after accruing an array of victims in 2024. We reveal the best, and worst, feuds of the year and who won’t be exchanging Christmas cards.
Jayden Sullivan is off to the Rabbitohs next year, but his time at the Wests Tigers is far from over.
The Wests Tigers have sent playmaker Jayden Sullivan, and his $2.1 million contract, to South Sydney, but there is a devil in the detail of the deal which could impact both teams.
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