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Win Learn or Draw

Win Learn or Draw

By: Top 16 Productions
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“The Wests Tigers never lose. We either WIN or we LEARN.”

- Benji (...probably)

Over the past few years, we’ve learned a lot… but now we’re ready to teach. Join Hammy and Mort as we follow the Tigers on their quest to crack back into the top 16.

Like the Wests Tigers over the past few seasons, we don’t take ourselves too seriously.

We’re not interested in board in-fighting or merger politics – we’re only interested in backing the boys in and making the top 16.

Each week we’ll look at how the Tiges performed, and what they need to do to keep their winning streak going. We’ll also wind the clock black to the glory (and not so glory) days for some much needed hits of nostalgia/dopamine that the most loyal fanbase in the NRL deserve.


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Episodes
  • #17 - Rub Of The Green Machine

    #17 - Rub Of The Green Machine
    Jun 23 2025

    Tigers learn 12-16 at Campbeltown College as the Raiders cop the absolute rub of the green (machine).


    After another week where some contentious calls result in another close learn, Mort counts down (up) his Top '05 referees the Wests Tigers have copped over the year by win percentage (number 3 will shock you!)


    - Latu Fainu and his girthy child bearing hips steal the show

    - Tallyn Da Silva is given permission to test his value on the open market

    - Reggies Wrap

    - ROAR Emotion

    - Much more!


    🎙️ Send a voice note to the ROAR Emotion hotline via our Instagram DMs to feature on the show.


    What should Back Fence Browne get for his tattoo to commemorate finishing in the Top 16 for the 2025 season? Let us know in the comments! 🧡🖤


    #Top16HereWeCome

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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • #16 - Ep 16, Here We Come!

    #16 - Ep 16, Here We Come!
    Jun 16 2025

    As the Tigers enjoy their second Moses M(bye) of the season, somehow the boys produce the longest episode in its history.


    Mort shows off his new art that his wife made him remove from the house, Hammy counts down the top '05 niche Wests Tigers Origin selections (number 3 will shock you) and you get the most thorough Reggies Wrap in the show's history after Mort headed out to the 13th wonder of the world (Lidcombe Oval) and paid $45 for a hat!


    🎙️ Send a voice note to the ROAR Emotion hotline via our Instagram DMs to feature on the show.


    Thanks so much for all of the positive reviews on Apple Podcasts - keep them coming! Exclusive merch drop when we hit 2005 subs 🧡🖤


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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • #15 - PenREF

    #15 - PenREF
    Jun 9 2025

    The Tigers learn 14-18 at the 10th wonder of the world.


    It was the ref show in the second half as costly contentious penalties and a blind eye to a hip drop hand the PenREF Panthers a lucky win.


    Plenty of positives out of this week's learning experience as Latu Fainu and Jeral Skelton return to the side, the Seybarge channels a bit of Simon Katich in the number 13 jersey (chugga chugga) and Win Learn Or Draw get played through the PA system at the ground for the first time (TURUVA!)


    Mort counts down the top '05 Wests Tigers debuts (number 3 will shock you) and we get through as many ROAR Emotion voice notes as we can.


    Keep those positive reviews coming, but please whack em on Apple Podcasts 🧡🖤


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    1 hr and 3 mins

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