All players bar Evans are available. Salisi Fa'inga has been a mainstay in Wenty's second row all season. He has literally dropped off the planet. What's doing?
Sign elsewhere? He is. Was a keeper.
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Part of the Wests Tigers training squad, although hasnt been signed yet
With the club's 2020 Development players and fellow youngsters returning to pre-season training today, Wests Tigers can also confirm several new faces will feature as part of a wider squad that will be in operation up until the Christmas break.
Headlining the list is Brad Abbey — who joins the club from Canberra having played 13 first-grade games in his career — and Intrust Super Premiership forward Joseph Ratuvakacereivalu, who recently made his international debut for Fiji.
Joining the pair at training are a number of exciting young talents including Ray Jankovic, Austin Dias, Salesi Fainga’a, Tyrone Faulkner, Jordin Lieu, Joseph Taipari and Lachlan Talau — the brother of NRL squad member Tommy.
The remaining half of Wests Tigers training squad will return from their break in the next few weeks as the side ramps up their preparations for season 2020.
"What was everyone expecting from Iongi I mean seriously one half of footy and he looks out of place.
Hes never played at top level at 5/8 the Tongan spine is a new combination they've been together 5 minutes what were you actually expecting I…"
"The refereeing is atrocious. Not only the RTS non sinbin but in the ruck and forward passes as usual. 1 of worse calls when Samoa were allowed to run from dummy half for 15m and ref did nothing despite ball player moving about 2m beside the marker…"
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What him last year and he was one of our best fowards.
I was wondering what has happened to him.
Maybe he has a sore Fainga?
i read he has signed with another club...can't recall who
Fainga is west tigers
Ooohhh you said Fa ainga.
Part of the Wests Tigers training squad, although hasnt been signed yet
With the club's 2020 Development players and fellow youngsters returning to pre-season training today, Wests Tigers can also confirm several new faces will feature as part of a wider squad that will be in operation up until the Christmas break.
Headlining the list is Brad Abbey — who joins the club from Canberra having played 13 first-grade games in his career — and Intrust Super Premiership forward Joseph Ratuvakacereivalu, who recently made his international debut for Fiji.
Joining the pair at training are a number of exciting young talents including Ray Jankovic, Austin Dias, Salesi Fainga’a, Tyrone Faulkner, Jordin Lieu, Joseph Taipari and Lachlan Talau — the brother of NRL squad member Tommy.
The remaining half of Wests Tigers training squad will return from their break in the next few weeks as the side ramps up their preparations for season 2020.