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We’re back! The first episode of 2026 is here and the boys are blowing off the cobwebs. It’s a laid-back chat to ease into the new season—early thoughts, off-season rumours, and what we’re hoping for (or bracing for) in another year of riding the Tigers rollercoaster.

This one wasn’t planned—but it had to happen. The boys jump on the mic to unpack the unfolding Holman Barnes Group drama and what it means for the future of the club. Power struggles, board tensions, and fan frustration—where to from here, and is there a way out of this mess? Raw, unfiltered, and straight from the heart.

Up at the half, but nowhere near it by full-time—the Tigers closed out 2025 with a tough-to-swallow loss against the Titans. The boys break down what went wrong in the second half, the emotions of another year gone begging, and what needs to change in 2026. It’s raw, it’s real—one last ride for the season.

The Tigers went toe-to-toe with the top-of-the-table Raiders and didn’t back down—but in the end, it wasn’t quite enough. The boys reflect on the spirited performance, the signs of growth, and who stood tall in tough conditions. With one game left in 2025, we preview the season finale against the Titans and what a strong finish would mean heading into the off-season.

In front of a packed Leichhardt Oval, the Tigers fell just short in a gut-wrenching loss to the Cowboys. The boys unpack the key moments, missed chances, and what could’ve been on a day full of passion and pain. With the ladder-leading Raiders up next, we look at what needs to lift to pull off a massive upset in Canberra.

The Tigers showed grit, intensity, and serious intent to put the Sea Eagles away—and the boys are fired up. With special guest Gary Watson from the Wests Tigers Podcast, we break down what clicked, who stood up, and why this momentum matters. Plus, we're heading to Leichhardt this Sunday as the Tigers take on the Cowboys—expect passion, predictions, and plenty of fan talk.

With no game on the weekend, the boys take a step back to assess the Tigers' growing depth and what the squad might look like heading into 2026. Who’s part of the long-term spine? Who’s knocking on the door? Plus, a look ahead to this Sunday’s clash with the Sea Eagles and how we match up.

The Tigers bounced back in style to dismantle the high-flying Bulldogs with a clinical display—and Adam Doueihi was at the heart of it all. The boys break down the tactical shift, individual standouts, and what this win means for our run home. Plenty to be proud of in this one.

The Tigers were humbled by a clinical Panthers outfit, failing to cross the stripe in a sobering defeat at Penrith. The boys unpack where it all went wrong, what this says about our spine, and how we regroup before taking on a Bulldogs side brimming with confidence. Strap in—this one gets honest.

It wasn’t pretty, but the Tigers got the job done at Leichhardt—thanks to an Adam Doueihi field goal that snatched victory from the Titans. The boys break down the scrappy performance, what needs fixing, and whether that kind of form will hold up against the red-hot Panthers next week.

After a powerful performance against the Roosters 2 weeks ago, it looked like boys against men over in New Zealand. The boys discuss the woeful display against the Warriors last weekend while also looking at our upcoming game against the Titans at God's Country (aka Leichhardt).

We did not get seven losses in a row after we fought hard to beat the Roosters on Sunday. The boys discuss the performance and look at our next game against the Warriors.

A seven-game losing streak is something that has us all a little nervous. Are we on our way back to another wooden spoon? The boys discuss all the news about the Tigers and also look at the past game against the Sea Eagles.

Another game lost by single digits, and boy, did we take a top-four team to the limits. The boys discuss the game against the Raiders, including the inevitable rise of Latu Fainu.

The boys are back discussing the upcoming game against the Raiders, Game 2 of State of Origin and also where we think the rest of the season is heading.

Even though we lost again, what we saw on the weekend was arguably the most complete performance of the year, don't you think? The boys discuss the past game against the Panthers while also discussing the most recent signings of KPP and Taylan May.

Another week, the same story. The Tigers continue to put themselves in a position where they have to claw their way back into games. Zac and Toby look at the frustrating yet promising game against the Cowboys, while also looking ahead at our matchup against the Panthers.

After having a week off, the boys are ready to rip into the second half of the year, starting with looking ahead at the upcoming game against the Cowboys. Oh, and they talk a little bit about the ever-developing Galvin situation.

We knew that the game against Melbourne was going to be a tough one, but you could see from the warm ups the boys were not ready for this game, and the final scoreline showed that. Toby and Zac discuss the 64-0 drubbing against the Storm and look towards the final game before the bye against the Bunnies.

We have the best winning record to start the season since 2019, but it wasn't a convincing win by any means. The boys discuss the game against the Dragons while also looking at the toughest game of the year so far, when the Tigers face the Storm in Melbourne.

Holy cow! What a game! The Tigers produced an inspirational performance to win a golden point thriller against a near full-strength Sharks side. The boys discuss the game itself, along with Lachie Galvin's return, while also looking at the upcoming game against the Dragons.

Another instance of the Tigers not playing to the occassion. The boys discuss the disappointing loss to the Eels and look ahead to a challenging match up against the Sharks.

After a win against the Knights on the weekend, the Tigers dropped a bombshell on us with Lachie Galvin declaring he will not be at the Tigers after 2026.

There are times in rugby league where things just don't go your way, and another example of this popped up time and time again on the weekend against the Broncos.

The Tigers suffered a disappointing loss against the Warriors in Round 4, but there were still a lot of positives to take away from the game.

The Tigers suffered a disappointing loss against the Warriors in Round 4, but there were still a lot of positives to take away from the game.

The Tigers have recorded their second win a row; a rare feat for us over the last three years. The boys break down the game as well as look at our match up against the Warriors at Campbelltown Stadium.

This week, Toby and Zac look at the emphatic victory over the Eels while also having a good hard look at the upcoming game against the Dolphins.

It is crazy to think that we are at the 100-episode mark! To celebrate the occasion, the boys are promoting a special giveaway for our avid listeners while also discussing some football that happened over the weekend.

Round 1 is here, people! This week, Toby and Zac try very hard to limit their excitement when discussing the upcoming match up against the Knights on Friday at Campbelltown Stadium.

The boys this week discuss the final trial match of the pre-season and take a long, hard look at the team and who impressed them the most.

This week, the boys discuss the first trial match against the Doggies on the weekend just been and also look ahead to the final trial match against the Eels this Friday.

It's here! The first Tigers game of 2025 is upon us, and the boys cannot wait to dissect the team list and give their predictions for our first trial match against the Doggies.

The 2025 season is just around the corner, and the boys couldn't wait to get back to it. Zac and Toby talk about the most recent player upgrades and look towards the trials, which are only 3 weeks away! Footy is Back!

Another short episode with those behind the West Tigers Unite movement; however, this time, they are joined by one of the 18 debenture holders, John Hargrove.

A very special episode this week with Zac joining a host of other podcast royalty as part of the Wests Tigers Unite online movement, a movement put together by frustrated fans looking to end the constant issues arising within the Holman Barnes Group.

After a much-deserved break, the boys are back to wrap up the year. Zac and Toby discuss all the news that has dropped over the last three months while also looking at the squad that has been assembled by Richo and Benji.

Unfortunately, we have collected our third consecutive wooden spoon, and while this may be a very hollow feeling, rest assured there were definitely some positives during 2024. Zac and Toby discuss 2024 as a whole, what had impressed them the most, and where we need improvement.

After a tough season for all of us diehard Wests Tigers supporters, the final round is upon us, and for the first time in a while, we finally have something to play for—albeit it is avoiding missing the wooden spoon. Zac and Toby discuss the upcoming 'Spoonbowl' against Parramatta, recent signings, and other Tiger news.

We have eclipsed our win rate from the past two seasons with yet another back-to-back win, this time against Manly at the 8th Wonder Of The World. Zac and Toby discuss the ins and outs of that game, as well as all the signing rumours going around.

Regardless of what fans might think, this season is definitely an improvement on the last two; we have won more games! Zac and Toby discuss last week's game against the Bunnies (we have now won five games this year) and look ahead to this week's matchup against Manly at Leichhardt.

As has been the theme all year, we continue to beat ourselves, and against the Knights, mistakes and poor discipline let us down. Zac and Toby have a look at the game itself but also discuss on the happenings in Tigerland over the last week.

With all the odds stacked against us, our youngsters put in a performance any fan should be proud of. An early one this week from the boys who have a look at the past game against the Cowboys.

With one of the youngest teams the Tigers have ever fielded, the boys showed some heart against a Warriors side with so much to play for. Zac and Toby discuss that game and all the news that has dropped over the last few days.

After another frustrating performance against the Bunnies (which the Tigers should have won), it is clear we need to focus on the youth and discard the 'leaders'. Toby and Zac discuss the previous round as well as look towards the future, in more ways then one.

This was a hard one to record this week. The boys from Tigertown discuss a dejected Tigers side that was embarrassed by the Sharks, who were on a three-game losing streak themselves. But onwards and upwards. The boys discuss the game itself, the Origin decider, and the upcoming game against the Bunnies.

The game was there to be won against the Storm, but again not taking our chances when the moments came let us down. Zac and Toby review that game while also preview the upcoming match up against the Sharks.

Not many expected us to match the class that this the Sydney Roosters, but it would have been nice to not be sitting at the bottom of the table again.

For the first time in a long time, the Tigers have recorded two sets of back to back wins in a season, and the boys can't stop talking about it.