Wests Tigers

The 22-year-old is facing a charge of one count of specially aggravated break and enter with intent and was granted bail after fronting Campbelltown local ...

Fuatimau trained with the Tigers' squad in summer on a trial contract. Wests Tigers player Iverson Fuatimau has been charged over an alleged home invasion in which police say a gun was fired and a man threatened with a firearm. Police allege Fuatimau drove the pair to a house in St Helens Park, where Namulauulu and Pesa tried to rob the occupant.

The Bulldogs had all the momentum when Aaron Schoupp was sin binned. It's a call that left his coach stunned.

"We made a few errors there that we need to rectify. Schoupp did offer his side a glimmer of hope, scoring a 73rd minute try just minutes after his return to the field, but it proved to be a case of too little, too late. I don't see what else the player could do.

The Wests Tigers survived a scare against Canterbury on Friday, inflicting more misery on the bottom-placed Bulldogs by claiming a 36-22 win.

Luke Garner, Starford To'a and a Ken Maumalo double pushed the Tigers out to an 18-0 advantage at the break. "We went away from a few things we were doing in the first half," coach Michael Maguire said. "It's an attention to detail thing.

Wests Tigers have recorded their third win of the season after holding on to beat Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs 36-22 at a jam-packed Leichhardt Oval.

Much to the delight of the raucous home crowd, Wests Tigers capitalised on the man advantage and Fa’amanu Brown crossed for a try in his club debut. Wests Tigers kept the visitors scoreless in the first forty minutes and survived an early scare in the second half to ensure that Alex Twal could celebrate his 100th NRL match in style. A strong first half has powered Wests Tigers to a 36-22 victory over the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in Round 11 of the Telstra Premiership at Leichhardt Oval.

It was the response the Bulldogs faithful desperately needed to see after a horror week in which the club parted ways with coach Trent Barrett. MATCH CENTRE: ...

“I definitely want to keep him, he’s a good player. That’s an exclamation point on a very good performance from this young man.” It looked as though he had a lower leg injury that was bothering him. Matt Burton 7. “His numbers aren’t astronomical but he is dead set controlling this game. “Cooper Cronk was his hero… The Tigers responded, scoring two tries in seven minutes. Matt Dufty 2. Alex Seyfarth Alex Twal 16. this is a great play. Star Tigers halfback Jackson Hastings said pre-game that his side had to be ready for a Bulldogs ambush after the tumultuous week at Belmore but it was the Tigers that got on the board first.

Wests Tigers reserve grader Iverson Fuatimau has been granted bail after being charged with one count of specifically aggravated break and enter with intent ...

It is alleged that Fuatimau drove the two other men to the house that was invaded, however his lawyer, Elias Tabchouri, argued that Fuatimau did not know of the intentions of Namulauulu and Pesa, nor that they were carrying firearms. Two other men, Lofu Namulauulu and Joseph Pesa, have also been charged and according to News Corp, remain in custody over the alleged home invasion that resulted in a man being threatened at gunpoint. Wests Tigers reserve grader Iverson Fuatimau has been granted bail after being charged with one count of specifically aggravated break and enter with intent, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.

It isn't the fault of the Wests Tigers that a significant portion of those tuning in for this Friday 6pm fixture were interested in…

On the seventh, they scored again: Burton caught the Tigers’ line flat-footed with a long pass to Aaron Schoupp, who released Kiraz for a highly deserved first try in the NRL. He was caught, but the Tigers were forced to hold down and Jackson Hastings found himself in the bin. Off the resulting penalty, Garner again crashed into the Canterbury right edge and was stopped, but recent Tigers acquisition Fa’amanu Brown burrowed in for his first NRL try since 2018. It was 18-0, and only not more because the Tigers had rolled through Hastings, Madden and Hastings again in vain attempts to find someone to kick goals. Within seven minutes of the second half, the deficit had gone from 18 to just six. Our defence let us down in the first half and then a little in the second half. When Burton kicked for him on the third tackle on their own 40m line, there was more than a whiff of desperation about the play. “I thought our players supported really well and and had traffic beside the ball to create space. The first point of call is the dummy half and you’ve allowed him to score the try.” His 19 touches were second only to Matt Burton and more than Kyle Flanagan, the halfback. At their best, the Tigers are a team that can complete and make life hard for an opponent. This, too, was the most points that they have scored in 2022.