We've been here before, fourteen times, but the Wests Tigers are again on the verge of winning three games straight.
Sure, we've picked up two points three weekends straight and won three out of our last four games, but that elusive trifecta remains to be achieved. On this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Joel is joined by Zac, Nick, and Declan for a review of the 26-12 victory over the Sea Eagles. Some of the main talking points on the podcast include how the side managed to win back momentum after a shaky start. The form of Luai and Doueihi in the halves, and what these performances mean for halves make-up in 2026. Some of the other individual performances in the Wests Tigers' latest victory that are looked at include Taylan May, Sione Fainu, and Alex Twal. Starford To'a looks to have finally succumbed to that shoulder injury. Does that mean Heamasi Makasini makes his debut this weekend? IF not, who might get that right centre spot? The boys also chat about what could be a grand final-like atmosphere at Leichhardt Oval this Sunday afternoon! There is also an analysis of where the team is on the"Richo Meter". Are we finally at a good, solid average level? Speaking of Richo, all senior grades achieved victories this weekend, a great achievement, and we give a round of applause to the people who are turning our club around. There's also a look at an upcoming edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast with a key focus on the next generation of Wests Tigers talent coming through. While Jack Bird also pops up on the agenda with a look at his time with the Wests Tigers, and the reports that he is unwanted by the club for season 2026 (the second year of his two-year deal). And, of course, there is a mountain of 'One Word' submissions from the ever-growing Wests Tigers Podcast Forum. We hope you enjoy ANOTHER post-victory edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast!
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This 3 in a row thing is exactly how most of us fans tend to think, I’m no different as it’s obviously crossed my mind. But I am much more focused (if that’s the word) on us winning these 4 games post bye. I want or hope to see us finish with 12 wins, I hope the team have a real crack at that. So this game against the Cows is just another step towards that goal. If we win, great, whoopee 3 in a row, but it’d leave 2 games to try to win to make it 12 and that’d mean more to me.
