His brother Noah is on bench for our Flegg team@Tigerm
Tim Johannssen is a 22-year-old prop who recently made his NRL debut for Wests Tigers in the Round 22 match against the Cowboys at Leichhardt Oval.
Big things are apparently in order for this guy.
I'm going to have to watch that game if I can stream it on fox as I was in hospital at the time. Did he play many minutes? Go alright?
Cheers mate. I didn't know that. Gee we have a lot siblings. I blame that on or should I say accredit that to @BrotherJim05His brother Noah is on bench for our Flegg team
Ha ha, referring to all the brothers in the club, Brother Jim started itlol what are you on about?
Your avatar is a constant reminder of our "great" leader on a PTSD level...haha. Always makes me smile seeing it as well knowing that he is gone.lol what are you on about?
Has Pascoe gone? His side effects still lingers I'm afraidYour avatar is a constant reminder of our "great" leader on a PTSD level...haha. Always makes me smile seeing it as well knowing that he is gone.
29-year-old is getting on for a back.Dragons Gun ??? They are talking about Jack Bird right.
Manager driven Ted.They r deadset kidding showing interest in the injury prone has-been.This has got to b fake news
After signing a big winger and shoring up some lower grade players you would think anything left in the war chest would go towards a middle fwd but sadly there is nuppin leftThey r deadset kidding showing interest in the injury prone has-been.This has got to b fake news
Now we’re talking ..Bird still has itTIGERS MEET WITH DRAGONS GUN
The Tigers have reportedly met with Dragons gun Jack Bird, expressing their interest in signing the versatile star on a multi-year contract.
That is according to The Daily Telegraph, who are reporting Benji Marshall is in the midst of a roster rebuild armed with $2 million in salary cap space.
Bird reportedly has permission to sit down with rival clubs despite taking up a mutual option to remain at the Red V club in 2025.
Shane Flanagan and Dragons powerbrokers reportedly won’t stand in his way if he finds another contract and are unable to sign him beyond the 2025 season.
While Flanagan reportedly wants to retain him next year, Bird has reportedly garnered interest from a number of clubs after he was granted permission to test the market.
Bird has the ability to play in the forwards, five-eighth and also in the centres with a wealth of experience across 154 games.
Speaking on Wednesday, Marshall explained he is looking to add some experienced figures to his squad, having cap space cleared by the loss of Stefano Utoikamanu to the Storm next year.
“Part of my job as coach and Richo’s as CEO is finding ways to improve and find out what that is,” Marshall said.
“But I think we have a good batch of young guys coming through and what we need is some experience around them a little bit. But we are happy with where we are going.”
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Bird is the type of signing that your club has made for the last 20 years....that's not a good thingNow we’re talking ..Bird still has it
This is a good signing.. He’s a tough boy which is what we need .and he has plenty of ability .. . We can’t always expect the top players. We have to take this route some times. Him and Luai could be the spark needed.
Keep those backs coming
No no no very different..Birds fearless and ferocious ..far different…a bit like the other Bird ( prob before your time)Bird is the type of signing that your club has made for the last 20 years....that's not a good thing