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  • 'Think too much, it's the wrong thing': Marshall's praise for Tigers debutant

    ‘Think too much, it’s the wrong thing’: Marshall’s praise for Tigers debutant

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    GIO Stadium: Benji Marshall remembers his first coach Tim Sheens encouraging him to play what he sees, to trust his instinct - and that was exactly the same message he preached to Wests Tigers debutant playmaker Lachie Galvin.

    Marshall's first game as head coach of the Tigers ended in a 32-12 loss to the Raiders on Saturday.

    But Marshall will enjoy coaching 18-year-old Galvin who more than held his own against the men.

    The tall teen had a few nice kicks, absorbed plenty of brutal shots, and was the one Tiger pushing for points late in the game at GIO Stadium.

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  • 'That is embarrassing': Wests Tigers defence slammed for brain fade as Raiders win two in a row

    'That is embarrassing': Wests Tigers defence slammed for brain fade as Raiders win two in a row

    Wide World of Sports

    Wests Tigers half Jayden Sullivan has been slammed for a horrible brain fade in defence during the Raiders 32-12 win at Canberra.

    Right on half-time, centre Sebastian Kris proved too smart for his rivals after going down the short side from a penalty tap 30 metres out.

    Kris caught Sullivan napping in defence and passed to winger Xavier Savage who ran in untouched and scored.

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  • Hosking shines as Raiders blow Tigers away

    Hosking shines as Raiders blow Tigers away

    The Canberra Times

    Zac Hosking is an early contender for recruit of the year.

    The Canberra Raiders second-rower has made an instant impact in the capital, showing not only his skill, strong defence, but versatility as well.

    Hosking was part of a convincing Canberra 32-12 victory over Wests Tigers at Canberra Stadium on Saturday - their eighth win in a row against the combine club.

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