WTF – Wests Tigers Faithful

The boys have their first proper brouhaha in some time over marquee players, the perception of Wests Tigers and whether the club will be able to have a pop at anyone in free agency and come up trumps. Jersey Flegg's final against Cronulla tomorrow is also top billing, as is the NRLW fixture against the Titans on Sunday. This is a good one. Reedie here: Points go to Mac on the argument in retrospect, but keen to hear thoughts.

Adel Hage joins us for his WTF debut in the absence of Joe McCord. There's plenty of chat around his assessment of first grade's season, his excitement for NRLW and Jersey Flegg, and perhaps a club debutant to arrive this weekend? Tune in for more.

Ahead of Jersey Flegg's 'play in' against Souths, the boys put a few of the regular squad members in tiers and offer some insights, before talking thru junior recruitment and its various nuances. NRL, NRLW and NSW Cup (and Josh Schuster debut) previews ensue afterward.

A WINCAST. Finally. In the words of the great Matty G: "Enjoy this one tigers fans."

It's a week in which Reedie is miles off the pace and Mac is at his brilliant best. We chat Benji getting help, the need for an experienced Director of Football and preview all the WT-affiliated games for the weekend ahead.

We're back with another Benji Marshall debate, this time Reedie's got his knickers in a twist. And how good are the girls?

Friday afternoon brings conversations regarding squad building, rumoured players and the Fainu brothers, plus a preview of the Dragons game which includes an intro to Solomone Saukuru for those not yet introduced.

Hello and welcome back. As regular programming resumes, Mac discusses why he's taken to social media with his Back the Bunj campaign. We also chat wins in NRLW and Jersey Flegg and dissect the ugly loss at the hands of the North Sydney Bears in NSW Cup.

Not getting any easier is it.

Another media masterclass from one Benjamin Quentin Marshall brings analysis and critical thought from the boys. We preview all four grades (Reedie's tipped a win in all four – jeez) and Mac gives a talk on reality transurfing.

How good! Nah in all seriousness this is a good one. Benji, his staff, the roster, the club. Let's discuss.

Ah fuck.

A largely different format tonight as the boys deliver their monologues, answer some quickfire Qs and review the NSW Cup game first before NRL (and that horrific loss), NRLW and Jersey Flegg follow. Thanks for sticking with us, ladies and gents. Hang in there. We love ya.

He's back. Lots to discuss. Some of it good, some of it not. This was fun. Best of luck to the lads and lasses this weekend.

Back again with Robstradamus for another episode as we unpack the Warriors game and what went wrong, the pressing issues at Camp Concord and our outlook for the rest of the year. Pathways (where we got mogged) entails.

Our great mate Rob Bechara takes co-hosting duties alongside Reedie to dissect the news of Jarome Luai departing Wests Tigers at the end of the year. The boys discuss the fallout, what's going on behind closed doors and what it means for season 2027 and beyond. The lads briefly preview the Warriors game and fly thru Pathways before Rob heads out for the game In the 60. Hopefully we've got you before kickoff!

Welcome home. Sit, take a seat, begin to box breathe. Season over. RIP, Wests Tigers' NRL Season 2026. Therapy commence.

Mac joins us from minute one of the episode as we get his thoughts on Tupou, Schuster and the state of the roster. He then asks Reedie (named Joe McCord for you viewers) a compelling question on how we fit all of the adlays onto the park in first grade if all goes well with their development. We then preview the Dragons game and try to be positive despite our preconceived notions. Cup and Flegg preview ensues, albeit without Joe McCord.

That was terrible. Time to front up and take a tough carry. Mac joins the show eight mins in or thereabouts.

AD's back, tell a friend. Reedie rides solo on a Friday night, answering questions in the YouTube Live on Jake Averillo, Junior Tupou, Josh Schuster and the game against Newcastle on Sunday afternoon, headlined by the return of Adam Doueihi.