What's new
The Front Row Forums

Register a free account today to become a member of the world's largest Rugby League discussion forum! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

West Tigers club news

Messages
844
It's also a very clear breach of the anti-tampering laws. He's straight up admitted it. Both Penrith and him should be subject to sanctions. His manager should be de-registered.
 

Tigerm

Coach
Messages
11,621
I have no idea, you don't hear it much, but just in case hahaha

Get Ready To Sing Along:

We’re back!



Orange, white and black

We’re back!

Orange, white and black

We’re back!




Nobody said we could do it but we’ve done it

Nobody said we could win it but we’ve won it

We’re here for the fight and yeah we love it




Yeah Wests Tigers

We’re back!

Yeah Wests Tigers

We’re back!




Orange, white and black

We’re back!

Orange, white and black

We’re back!




Nobody said we could do it but we’ve done it

Nobody said we could win it but we’ve won it

We’re here for the fight and yeah we love it




Yeah Wests Tigers

We’re back!

Yeah Wests Tigers

We’re back!




Orange, white and black

We’re back!

Orange, white and black

We’re back!

Orange, white and black

We’re back!

Orange, white and black

We’re back!




Yeah Wests Tigers

We’re back!

Yeah Wests Tigers

We’re back!



 
Messages
844

If he has a mobile, and he didn't use it.
Yep, its not hard to call or at the very least shoot off a text and say he'd call when he could.

As far as the club not believing him, I'd say they asked for something like the police report number, or the officers name, to varify his story, and he couldn't provide it.
 

Ron's_Mate

Bench
Messages
4,142
Klemmer signs with Dragons for 2025, Knights forward facing three-match ban
By Adrian Proszenko, Billie Eder, Christian Nicolussi and Dan Walsh
Updated March 14, 2025 — 12.43pmfirst published March 9, 2025 — 10.05am

David Klemmer has signed with the Dragons for the remainder of the 2025 season, after being granted an immediate release from the Wests Tigers.

The announcement came just moments after St George released winger Mikaele Ravalawa for the remainder of the season, although he remains contacted with the club for 2026.

Klemmer’s exit from the Tigers gives the club a war chest of up to $1 million to further add to one of the NRL’s most extensive roster overhauls.

The Dragons were already short of middles when the season got under way, but was worsened by a knee injury for Ryan Couchman in round one. Coach Shane Flanagan said Klemmer was a much-needed addition for the club.

“I’ve said publicly we are looking to bolster our middle forward stocks for this season so David is a great pick-up for us,” Flanagan said.

“He’s a different body shape to what we’ve got in our forward pack currently and also brings some great experience at Test, Origin and club level.”

Tigers chief executive Shane Richardson supported Klemmer’s move, and thanked the veteran prop, who had played 44 matches for the club.

“Klemmer has been a great clubman, and we thank him for that,” Richardson said.

“We understand and support his desire to take on new challenges, and we wish him and his family all the best in the future.”

 

Nutz

First Grade
Messages
5,816
Klemmer signs with Dragons for 2025, Knights forward facing three-match ban
By Adrian Proszenko, Billie Eder, Christian Nicolussi and Dan Walsh
Updated March 14, 2025 — 12.43pmfirst published March 9, 2025 — 10.05am

David Klemmer has signed with the Dragons for the remainder of the 2025 season, after being granted an immediate release from the Wests Tigers.

The announcement came just moments after St George released winger Mikaele Ravalawa for the remainder of the season, although he remains contacted with the club for 2026.

Klemmer’s exit from the Tigers gives the club a war chest of up to $1 million to further add to one of the NRL’s most extensive roster overhauls.

The Dragons were already short of middles when the season got under way, but was worsened by a knee injury for Ryan Couchman in round one. Coach Shane Flanagan said Klemmer was a much-needed addition for the club.

“I’ve said publicly we are looking to bolster our middle forward stocks for this season so David is a great pick-up for us,” Flanagan said.

“He’s a different body shape to what we’ve got in our forward pack currently and also brings some great experience at Test, Origin and club level.”

Tigers chief executive Shane Richardson supported Klemmer’s move, and thanked the veteran prop, who had played 44 matches for the club.

“Klemmer has been a great clubman, and we thank him for that,” Richardson said.

“We understand and support his desire to take on new challenges, and we wish him and his family all the best in the future.”


We had to chip in for Klem's departure so the war chest comes more so from Olam's pending med retirement.
 
Top