Wests Tigers

After leaving Cronulla to sign a cut-price NRL contract with the St George Illawarra Dragons, Aaron Woods knew he had to be smarter with his money.Woods had been one of the game's best remunerated front-rowers across spells with the Wests Tigers,

Wests Tigers’ Director of Football Tim Sheens believes the club is “in great shape” but has conceded coach Michael Maguire “must improve” the team. Meanwhile, Sheens has also declared Luke Brooks will remain at the club — but revealed there’s been some “angst” in the halfback’s relationship with Maguire.

It may be December but the movement will continue through the month and well into January as NRL teams finalise their 2022 rosters. And the hot topic among recruitment chiefs at the moment is around the backline.

Sam French says it's easy to forget Junior Tupou is still a teenager. The Queanbeyan Whites coach knows better than most what Tupou is capable of having coached the supremely talented outside back in the John I Dent Cup this year – and the Wests Tigers have taken notice.

Wests Tigers have shot down a daring bid from the Melbourne Storm to trade under-fire hooker Brandon Smith with highly touted forward Stefano Utoikamanu for next season It's another sign of just how livid the Storm are Smith over the recent appearance of the Roosters-bound superstar on the YKTR podcast.

The Melbourne Storm have had a Brandon Smith swap deal rejected by the Wests Tigers. Meanwhile, Isaac Lumelume has found a new home after announcing he received an early release from the final year of his contract with the Melbourne Storm.

Storm recruitment manager Paul Bunn approached the Tigers this week, offering Smith on a one-year deal. That prompted a discussion between new Tigers director of football Tim Sheens and Storm coach Craig Bellamy,

Wests Tigers are pleased to announce that representative hooker and dual premiership winner Apisai Koroisau has agreed to join the club from the start of the 2023 NRL season.

Two-time premiership winner Api Koroisau has found a new home in 2023 with the Wests Tigers securing the services of the dynamic hooker on a three-year agreement.

The Wests Tigers have locked up a key position for their future, landing hooker Api Koroisau from 2023 onwards. The 29-year-old has signed a two-year deal, with the option of a third. The number nine jersey has been a source of frustration for the Tigers since the glory days of …