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Wests Tigers Podcast

By: Joel Helmes
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  • Wests Tigers Podcast looks at all the latest happenings at the famous NRL club, Wests Tigers. Find out more about the Wests Tigers Podcast on the Wests Tigers Podcast website.

    2024 Joel Helmes
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Episodes
  • Wests Tigers Podcast 0327
    May 17 2024

    The Wests Tigers are back in action in the late game as part of Magic Round on Sunday evening in Brisbane.

    It's history repeating itself with the Wests Tigers taking on the Dolphins at Suncorp Stadium...for the second time this year!

    Let's hope the result is the reversal of the match played earlier in the season.

    Eddie Otto is in the driver's seat for this slightly delayed version of the mid-week podcast. Declan McCutcheon joins Eddie for a look at everything happening in Tiger Town.

    The boys discuss the Member's email received after the loss to Newcastle last weekend.

    Also on the agenda is the future of Wests Tigers great, Todd Payten. Poor old Todd is in the doldrums up in the far north...do we get home as an assistant coach in 2025?

    Eddie has a round of Buy, Sell, or Hold.

    Some of the topics include the future of Jayden Sullivan and Adam Doueihi, and ask, would Mika Sivo make a good addition to our club?

    There's also a preview of the Dolphins clash and putting your thinking cap on for the latest edition of Yioti's Quiz.

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    36 mins
  • Wests Tigers Podcast 0326
    May 13 2024

    The Wests Tigers Podcast is back for another post-game edition, once again we're discussing a defeat.

    Joel Helmes is joined by Eddie Otto and Garry Watson for a look back at the game against the Newcastle Knight in Tamworth.

    As usual, there's a heap of One Word descriptions submitted by our fellow fans for that Knights game that we run through, including our own.

    We're doing pretty well with our defense (with a few exceptions) but attack and point scoring remains the Wests Tigers' Achilles heel in 2024 (again!).

    We take a look at the Tigers attack on this edition of the pod, including a look at how Isaiah Papalli went in his new position of Lock.

    There's an analysis of the Jayden Sullivan performance, and naturally Brent Naden gets put under the microscope too.

    And Joel, Garry and Eddie give their thoughts on the Member's email sent by the CEO of Wests Tigers, Shane Richardson.

    We're on a six-game losing streak but there's still a bit of room for some fun on this big edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast.

    Ohh and if you're wondering where Joel went mid-show - we can blame that on an electricity Blackout!

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Wests Tigers Podcast 0325
    May 8 2024

    On the Midweek Edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast Eddie is joined by Declan and Garry to discuss all thing Wests Tigers.

    On the back of the Dean Ritchie article, the boys start by discussing the Positive and Negatives between seasons 2023 and 2024.

    Eddie takes us through his favourite game with a segment of Buy, Sell and Hold, topics include Stefano's contract negotiations, a team in Perth and the controversy surrounding last weekend's loss to the Bulldogs.

    There is a preview to the Wests Tigers last ever home game in Tamworth, can the Tigers get a win and where are the weaknesses in the lineup Benji Marshall named for the clash against the Newcastle Knights.

    Yioti's quiz again rounds out the show with the added segment of Eddie's quiz.

    Thank you for joining us once again on the Wests Tigers Podcast.

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    1 hr

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