We've been here before, fourteen times, but the Wests Tigers are again on the verge of winning three games straight.

Sure, we've picked up two points three weekends straight and won three out of our last four games, but that elusive trifecta remains to be achieved.

On this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Joel is joined by Zac, Nick, and Declan for a review of the 26-12 victory over the Sea Eagles.

Some of the main talking points on the podcast include how the side managed to win back momentum after a shaky start.

The form of Luai and Doueihi in the halves, and what these performances mean for halves make-up in 2026. Some of the other individual performances in the Wests Tigers' latest victory that are looked at include Taylan May, Sione Fainu, and Alex Twal.

Starford To'a looks to have finally succumbed to that shoulder injury. Does that mean Heamasi Makasini makes his debut this weekend? IF not, who might get that right centre spot?

The boys also chat about what could be a grand final-like atmosphere at Leichhardt Oval this Sunday afternoon!

There is also an analysis of where the team is on the"Richo Meter". Are we finally at a good, solid average level? Speaking of Richo, all senior grades achieved victories this weekend, a great achievement, and we give a round of applause to the people who are turning our club around.

There's also a look at an upcoming edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast with a key focus on the next generation of Wests Tigers talent coming through. While Jack Bird also pops up on the agenda with a look at his time with the Wests Tigers, and the reports that he is unwanted by the club for season 2026 (the second year of his two-year deal).

And, of course, there is a mountain of 'One Word' submissions from the ever-growing Wests Tigers Podcast Forum.

We hope you enjoy ANOTHER post-victory edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast!

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Wests Tigers take their home game against Manly to the New Sydney Football Stadium and Eddie, Steve and Garry sit down to preview the critical clash.

The boys discuss all the team lineup news, includding the inclusion of Adam Doueihi at halfback and what role Latu Fainu may fill from the bench.

The team then take a look at the Wests Tigers Podcast forum's discussion around the key areas of need for 2026, will the guys agree with thoughts of the forum?

Eddie leads Steve and Garry through an indepth game preview and the pod clauses out with Yioti's quiz.

If you would like to join the discussion, head over to the Wests Tigers Podcast forum and give your thoughts on all the latest Wests Tigers news.

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The 4th Collab Pod has landed, join Eddie, Rob, Steve and Garry as they take a final deep dive into the Wests Tigers Bye Week.

The boys take a look at the recent extension of Adam Doueihi and follow that up with a deep look at the Wests Tigers roster. The show finishes with Eddie's favourite game of Buy Sell hold.

Thank you for joining us for another Collb Podcast.

Keep and eye out for some exciting announcememnts over the next few days.

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The Wests Tigers players and fans got a chance to catch their breath on the bye round weekend just gone.

Picking up two points in the most straightforward way possible was a welcome change from the stress and agony we've all been feeling recently.

We thought this would also be a perfect opportunity to welcome a new member of the team, Zac Kelsey from the Tiger Town podcast.

Zac has impressed us here at the Wests Tigers Podcast with his knowledge around rugby league and passion for our club, and we look forward to hearing him more often on our podcast.

On his debut with us, Zac is joined by Joel and Nick for a look at the latest Wests Tigers news.

Wests Tigers news up for discussion

This news includes the re-signing of Adam Doueihi on a two-year deal. We discuss the pros and cons of that move, and try to work out where he lines up in 2026.

It also appears that Charlie Staines might be moving on from the club with a deal from the Super League on the table. We look at where that might leave our wing depth.

The Wests Tigers Podcast Forum has been continuing to boom in recent times, and we've been creating some topics and polls that feed nicely into our podcast discussions.

One poll was in regard to what the club's 2026 recruitment priority should be; it was no surprise that a position was considered the priority by the vast majority of respondents. That gets discussed on this edition of the podcast.

We have also listened to the opinions of our forum members, with a number submitting their top 3 reasons to be optimistic about the Wests Tigers' chances in 2026. Joel, Nick, and Zac also give their reasons to be upbeat and list three reasons each around why we should maybe temper our enthusiasm a bit for next year as well.

We hope you enjoy this bye-round edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast and hope to see you soon on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum.

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Welcome to the Mid-week edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Eddie is joined by Steve and Garry to preview your Wests Tigers Bye week.  

After we get past Eddie's new look pod intro the boys look back at last week's victory against the Top 4 Bulldogs at Parramatta. They discuss all the implications of a controversial try celebration, including the breech notice to Brent Naden.  

The conversation moves onto Galvin's involvement, or lack of involvement in Sunday's game. The team also discuss the Adam Doueihi contract situation, does his current form warrant an increased contract offer?  

Eddie leads the guys through a look at which players we should renew over the next 2 years and finish the pod with their plans for a well-deserved Bye Week.

Thank you for joining us on the Midweek Pod!

Chapters
Introduction and Banter
Discussion on Player Performance
Midweek Podcast Dynamics
Controversial Try Celebration
Adam Doueihi's Contract Situation
Recruitment Updates
Future Prospects and Player Contracts

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In this episode of the Collab Pod, Eddie and Garry are joined by Rob and Adel from the Wests Tigers Life Podcast to celebrate the significant victory over the Bulldogs.

The guys discuss the team's performance, coaching strategies, and key player contributions from the wet and wild game at Commbank stadium. The discussion delves into the importance of player support, game plan adjustments in challenging conditions, and the implications of injuries.

The team also look ahead to future prospects for the team, including recent signings and the overall direction of the club as they aim for improvement in the coming seasons.

They show is closed out with a quick fire game of Buy, Sell or Hold!


Chapters
Celebrating a Victory: Wests Tigers vs Bulldogs
Reflections on Team Performance and Player Support
Game Strategy: Analyzing the Winning Formula
Key Players and Their Impact on the Game
Game Plan Adjustments in Challenging Conditions
The Role of Coaching and Player Development 
Injury Concerns and Their Implications
Looking Ahead: Future Prospects for the Team
Signings and Team Composition for Next Season
Final Thoughts and Predictions for the Season



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What a memorable afternoon that was! The Wests Tigers trounced those high-flying Bulldogs at Parramatta.

In some of the worst conditions seen at the football in recent memory, Wests Tigers raced out to a commanding lead and managed to hold on for a much-needed two points.

The 28-14 win, and with the bye this weekend, should be enough to ensure that the Wooden Spoon run is over at our club! Hallelujah!

On this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Joel is joined by Steve and Nick to go over the good, bad, and the ugly from Sunday afternoon in the rain.

Some of the specific topics include:

• The scintillating performance from Adam Doueihi
• The reports that we've now offered AD a two-year contract
• Sione and Samuela Fainu's huge contribution to the result
• How Jahream Bula adds so much to the Tiger's attack
• And the Wests Tigers remarkable 78% completion rate in attrocious conditions.

Naturally, there's a huge list of 'One Word' submissions from all the members of the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum as well (thank you, everyone who continues to contribute).

A bit of controversy also comes up on the agenda on this pod, including the Alex Seyfarth sin-bin, and why Stephen Crichton didn't get a sit-down after his high shot.

Joel brings up some ongoing concerns over the form of Fonua Pole, Nick has a go at the effort made by Royce Hunt, and we touch on the rather silly video posted after the game by Brent Naden.

And just like the other Wests Tigers fans present at CommBank Stadium on Sunday, Steve lets our former five-eight have it with a spray for the ages!

We hope you enjoy this post-victory edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast and we look forward to this weekend's bye, and to seeing you joining us soon on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum!  

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In this Mid-Week Edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Eddie, Steve and Garry preview the huge clash against the Bulldogs and an old foe this week. Is this personel? Should the Tigers target Galvin physically and verbally? Can we pull off an upset against the odds?

We also dissect the comments by Jerome Luai today about staying at the club long term. Is the right culture being build under Benji and Jerome? Do we need another leader at the club? Plus a look at the importance of the last 5 games and Yiotis quiz.

Chapters
Introduction and Recent Events
Reflections on Team Performance
Injuries and Team Dynamics
Assessing the Forward Pack
Upcoming Game Preview
Jerome Luai's Commitment
Coaching and Team Culture
Game Strategy and Expectations
Final Thoughts and Predictions


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In this collobration podcast episode, Joel, Steve and Garry from the Wests Tigers Podcast are joined by Rob from the Wests Tigers Life podcast. The guys analyse the West Tigers' recent loss to the Panthers, discussing key performance issues, tactical decisions, and player dynamics.

They express concerns about the kicking game, the halves' performance, and the impact of injuries on the team's overall effectiveness.

The conversation also touches on recruitment strategies and the importance of maintaining high standards within the coaching staff.

The episode concludes with reflections on the team's future prospects and a one-word summary from each host.

Takeaways
The Wests Tigers are experiencing regression in performance.
Kicking game strategy needs to be more tactical and varied.
Injuries have significantly impacted team dynamics and performance.
Concerns about the halves' ability to execute effectively.
The need for a genuine impact player in the middle of the field.
Recruitment strategies must focus on strengthening the forward pack.
Coaching staff must maintain high standards and challenge players.
The team needs to improve in the red zone to score more effectively.
Player performances are inconsistent and need to be addressed.
The future of the team relies on effective recruitment and development.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Context of the Loss
02:59 Analyzing the Game: Key Performance Issues
05:41 Kicking Game and Tactical Decisions
08:46 Player Performances and Team Dynamics
12:05 Concerns About the Halves and Game Strategy
14:56 Injuries and Their Impact on Team Performance
17:47 Future Prospects and Recruitment Strategies
20:51 Reflections on Coaching and Team Culture
23:50 Final Thoughts and One-Word Summaries




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A lot is going on at the Wests Tigers Podcast with the edition kicking off a busy week for us.

As you may be aware, we've been collaborating with the boys over at the Wests Tigers Life Podcast, and a new audio and video podcast is about to drop.

In the meantime, Eddie, Declan, and Nick caught up to put not just the game against the Panthers under the microscope, but also a whole range of other Wests Tigers issues.

Firstly, don't forget to check out the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum, where the technical team has been adding in a whole bunch of new features and functions.

You can now even leave audio recording responses on your favourite Wests Tigers topics! Join up today and join in the conversation! The new additions to the forum have created...new additions to the forum with a record number of users and a record number of 'One Word' submissions on this podcast. How many? Well, Eddie had to split the forum member responses into two segments on the podcast.

Other Tiger-related content on this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast includes a look at whether the 34-point loss to the Panthers says more about them than us.

Did we match them for the first 20 minutes? Should we have taken them on instead of taking the penalty kick? The boys also discuss a topic that seems to be dividing opinion: have we improved or regressed through the year?

Eddie has joined Joel's club, lamenting our lack of punch, variety, and physicality in our forwards, and is concerned things won't improve up front in season 2026. Recruit Jock Madden also comes up for discussion with the boys looking at the role the halfback could or will play for us when he rejoins next year, and what impact it might have on Latu Fainu.   

And Eddie also uses an AFL example to show just how hard it can be to turn a football club around.

We hope you enjoy this big edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast!

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The mid-week edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast is warmed up and ready to go!vEddie is back for another hump-day edition and is joined by Declan and Nick for a look at all things Wests Tigers.

Some of the main talking points on this pod include a final look back at the win over the Titans with Nick and Declan getting their chance to assess the scrappy one-point victory.

There's also a discussion between the boys on what the balance of the 2025 Wests Tigers season looks like. Will it be more of the same? Or has a corner been turned? And what is a pass mark from this point after scoring just two wins out of nine recent matches?

Eddie asks a question that I think any Wests Tigers fan would struggle to answer - has the team improved as the season has progressed?

The star of Sunday afternoon at Leichhardt Oval, Taylan May, also comes in for closer inspection with the boys looking at what he could bring not just for the rest of the season, but in coming seasons too.

There's a discussion on the new long-term contract for Api Koroisau. Will Api's long service at the club make him a Wests Tigers legend?

It wouldn't be a Wests Tigers Podcast without Adam Doueihi being on the run sheet, and this edition is no different. The boys discuss his market worth for the 2026 season.

After being a bit of a Debbie Downer through 2025, Eddie has captured some positivity and may have a little hope for the team in 2026 (amazing what a slim win over the worst team in the comp can do!).

The Panthers clash this weekend is also previewed, and Yioti has gone back in the Wests Tigers time-tunnel for this week's quiz. And don't forget that open invitation, if you haven't already, to join in the discussion on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum!

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The Wests Tigers have put two valuable points in the bank with an ugly win over the Titans.

In front of a packed Leichhardt Oval crowd, the good guys got home by one point, 21-20, against the Gold Coast.In a period of the club's history where wins are hard to come by, Wests Tigers have now claimed two victories just this month.

On this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Joel and Steve look back at the big afternoon at Leichhardt.It was clunky, sure, but were there any positives to take away from the performance?

How about Taylan May? The boys look at the imposing first-up display of the new Tiger's centre.

Joel and Steve also discuss:

• Adam Doueihi at lock - is this a long-term position for him?
• The lethal Wests Tigers left edge
• Using Api Koroisau off the bench, was it a good move?
• Ongoing concerns around our defense, especially on the right edge
• Benji described the game as our worst performance of the year
• And are we now safe from the wooden spoon?

The boys also share and discuss some cracking comments left by members of the increasingly popular Wests Tigers Podcast Forum.

Speaking of the forum, Joel also goes through a mountain of 'One Word' submissions left in the live game thread after the Titans' game.These submissions range from 'Dysfunctional' to 'Diabolical', and just about everything in between, from a performance that seems to have left many Tiger fans confused about where this team stands.

We hope you enjoy this latest post-victory edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, and don't forget to catch the mid-week edition with Eddie, with a preview of the Panthers' game this weekend.And join in the discussion now on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum, where you're wanted and welcome to join our interactive Wests Tigers fan community.

Eddie and Garry are joined by Rob and coach Adel to review the Tigers thrilling one point win over the Titans from a new podcast studio Mic'Dup Studios. 

The team discusses the 21-20 victory over the Gold Coast Titans, reflecting on the team's performance, key player contributions, and the significance of home ground advantage at Leichhardt Oval. 

What did the boys make of Taylan May? What were the positives and negatives from the one point win?

The boys also dive deep into the sides attack in general again. Why is Jahream Bula so important to the team? Do we have the right combination of wingers? Where can our edge back row improve?

Plus another controversial episode of buy/sell/hold. Will Adam Doueihi be at the Tigers in 2026? Was the Tigers 2005 Premiership a fluke?

Chapters
00:00 Victory and Relief: A Thrilling Win for Wests Tigers
02:57 Home Ground Advantage: The Impact of Leichhardt Oval
05:57 Performance Analysis: Winning Despite Struggles
09:05 Key Player Highlights: Taylan May's Impact
11:50 Game Strategy: Kicking and Field Goals
14:43 Player Development: Adam Doueihi's Future
17:46 Winger Dynamics: Evaluating Charlie Staines and Jerell Skelton
20:46 Bench Utilization: Interchange Strategies
23:35 Coaching Decisions: The Role of Benji Marshall
26:43 Future Prospects: Royce Hunt and Player Contracts
29:43 Reflections on the Past: Tim Sheens and Club History
32:03 Buy, Sell, or Hold: Player Evaluations
34:57 The Future of West Tigers: Expectations and Goals

In this episode of the West Tigers podcast, Garry and Steve discuss the team's recent performance against the Warriors, focusing on key areas such as ruck dominance, line speed, and player contributions. They analyse Adam Doueihi's evolving role within the team and the implications of Jerome Luai's performance. 

The conversation shifts to the upcoming game against the Titans, emphasizing the need for strategic adjustments and a strong team effort. Overall, the boys are cautiously optimistic about the team's progress and future prospects.

Takeaways
The West Tigers were dominated at the ruck against the Warriors.
Winning the ruck is crucial for overall game success.
Adam Doueihi's role is evolving, and he brings valuable skills to the team.
Jerome Luai's performance needs improvement for the team's success.
The team is stronger than it was a year ago, despite current challenges.
The upcoming game against the Titans requires a focus on discipline and strategy.
Line speed and first contact are critical areas for improvement.
The team needs to create space for their outside backs to be effective.
Player contributions are vital for the team's overall performance.
The hosts express optimism about the team's future despite current struggles.


Sound bites
"We were just demolished at the ruck."
"If you win the ruck, you win the game."
"I think we will win this one comfortably."

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:59 Analysis of the Warriors Game
09:44 Adam Doueihi's Role and Future
15:47 Jerome Luai's Performance and Strategy
21:23 Team Dynamics and Player Contributions
26:09 West Tigers' Progress and Future Outlook
29:24 Upcoming Game Against the Titans
38:32 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up

Wests Tigers Podcast has a special edition episode for you with a deep dive into Wests Tigers coaching and game play.
Eddie is joined by guests Rob Bechara and Coach Adel Hage from the Wests Tigers Life podcast for a look under the microscope at all things to do with the way Wests Tigers play, and are coached.

Adel is currently coaching Souths Logan Magpies in the Queensland Cup and was previously at the Wests Tigers working with the club's women's teams.

Some of the main topics on the agenda of this special edition pod are Benji Marshall's strengths and weaknesses as a coach, and a look at Benji's coaching staff and their different roles.
 
While other topics up for debate and discussion include:

• Are we progressing enough under Benji?
• What's a pass mark for the rest of 2025/2026?
• What are some of the biggest concerns from here on?
• How important is trust among the coaching staff?
• Benji Coaching on the sideline. Good move?

There's also a more specific look at the current playing style of the Wests Tigers. Is it unorthodox? And in defence, how is losing the collision affecting our performances, and how do you fix it?
 
Eddie, Adel, and Rob also discuss whether Jarome Luai's style will work with Latu Fainu, and is a potential move to 13 for Adam Doueihi a viable option?

There are also some broader questions for the boys to chew on, including: Are old-school coaches on the way out (Madge, Des, Flanagan, etc), and are young players more entitled, or is it the environment you create?
 
Hit play for a round of Buy/Sell/Hold with topics including the coach, CEO, Api Korosiau, referees, wooden spoons, and home grounds.
 
We hope you enjoy this special bonus edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, and don't forget to join the discussion on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum.

Eddie, Garry and Nick pick themselves up off the floor for the post mortem of the Wests Tigers 34 to 14 loss for the Warriors. We do a deep dive on Benjis press conference and whether he is being hard enough on the players? Luai, Korisau and Adam Doueihi are in the gun as we look at their games in depth.

Plus a look at the forward pack and other individual performances as we take a sneak peak ahead to the Titans game at Leichhardt oval.

Thank you for listening to the latest Episode of the Wests Tigers Podcast.

Just Eddie and Garry for the mid week podcast as the boys preview our game against the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday and discuss the team's recent performances, leadership changes, and player contract situations.

They reflect on Shane Richardson's recent interviews, analyse the impact of key players like Jerome Luai and Jahreem Bula.

The conversation also touches on the significance of the State of Origin series and its implications for the club. T

Eddie takes us through a 'Buy, Sell, Hold' segment, Would 14th be a pass mark this season? Where does Adam Doueihifit in for the rest of the season?  Will Makasini and Taylan May feature in the side shortly? Plus we finish with Yiotis quiz.

Thank you for joining is again on the Wests Tigers Podcast.

Winners are grinners, and Wests Tigers fans are grinning today after a gritty win against the Roosters.

This post-victory edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast celebrates that 30-28 win at Allianz Stadium yesterday afternoon.

Some of the key points for discussion include:

• The performance of all three Fainu brothers
• The crisp service from Tristan Hope
• Sunia Turuva impressed as a stand-in fullback
• Adam Doueihi's work steering the side around

With our three major strike weapons (Api, Luai, and Bula) all set to return to the team in the coming weeks, have we finally turned a corner?   

The guys and girls over on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum also come through with some great 'One Word' contributions post-match.

These contributions range from Relief to Poetry, and even Grand Final!

There were a couple of areas of our play that weren't quite as polished yesterday, and we discussed these.

We also talk centres, and more specifically, who should get the spot that looks set to open up through the injury to Starford Toa? Does Naden come back in? Or does Taylan May get a shot?

On the recruitment front, the boys state their position on signing a veteran wrecking ball prop from Canberra.

We also take a look at 'Richo's meter' - are the Tigers slowly moving up to average??Oh, and Steve has a rant about the price of food at the football!

It's great to be able to bring you all a happier edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast. Let's all hope there are many more post-win editions before the end of the season.

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It’s the midweek edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast with Eddie, Steve, and Declan. After a promising start to the year, we weary Wests Tigers fans are trying to pick ourselves off the floor, and the podcast boys are no different. There is a preview of our sides clash with the Roosters, a game that potentially has all the hallmarks of a Wests Tigers flogging. But, with the Roosters also missing several star players, are they ripe for a loss in this one? The boys also dig into some of Shane Richardson's quotes on departed hooker, Tallyn De Silva. Was the boss right to let the talented rake walk now? Or is the club continuing to just be the NRL walkovers? Also up for discussion on this edition of the pod is the future of coach Benji Marshall, with the question being - can he withstand this firestorm? Is he too tight with certain players? Should he be joining in at training? And, is he safe beyond 2025? Plus, Eddie, Steve, and Declan rip into a few journalists and ex-players looking for clicks! And Yioti's quiz brings up a player who had big shoes to fill! Don't forget, win, lose, or draw, to leave your 'One Word' submission on the Roosters game in the live match thread on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum. And feel free to join in the discussion on any Wests Tigers topic as well! Let's hope that the boys can jag a rare Roosters win this weekend, and we'll see you for the post-match edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast on Monday morning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Just when things look like turning at Wests Tigers, we seem to end up back in the doldrums. As things stand, there's not much to be happy or optimistic about, and yes, that does come through on this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast. After surrendering to an under-strength Manly at Brookvale Oval on Friday night, Wests Tigers fans are now braced to lose another young prospect, Tallyn Da Silva. Reports say the young hooker, touted by former coach Tim Sheens as a generational talent, has played his last game for us. But, in true Wests Tigers fashion, we really could use him, at least this weekend, with Api Koroisau being unavailable due to a failed HIA. Up for discussion on this edition of the podcast is the logic of letting Tallyn go to another club mid-season (although we struggle to find much logic in it). The effects of letting players walk mid-season with nothing or very little in return. We ask, why should the club's loyal members keep tipping in their hard-earned cash when the club consistently gives up on seasons at the mid-way point? And will the team, after six straight losses, now drop its bundle completely? Or, will there be a turnaround? There's a strong list of 'One Word' submissions from the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum, ranging from "Depressing" to "Confused" and 'Groundhog Day". Despite the woes, there are a couple of positives discussed, including another win for the NSW Cup team and the performances of the Fainu brothers on Friday night. Eddie has a new game to bring us as well. Unfortunately, it is another post-loss edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, but we hope that you do enjoy it. Please don't forget to join the discussion on everything Wests Tigers on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum. Hope to see you there!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.