30 NRL games a year pencilled in for Western Sydney Stadium but only Eels commit

The NSW state government has put forward a development application that anticipates 30 NRL games per year will be played at the new Parramatta stadium though the Eels are the only club to have committed to the venue.

Simona cost Tigers chance to make 2016 finals, says Taylor

Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor was reluctant to delve into the level of betrayal by Tim Simona but admitted the disgraced centre's performances in 2016 hindered the club's chances of playing finals football.

Tigers coach defends Moses and Brooks after loss to Panthers

Just when it looked safe to assume the Wests Tigers had addressed their woes of consistently being inconsistent, they produce a performance that once again raises more questions than answers.

Cartwright injured as Panthers rediscover mojo against Tigers

Bryce Cartwright's week to forget got a whole lot worse at Campbelltown on Sunday afternoon, suffering a suspected fractured leg in Penrith's 36-2 victory over the Wests Tigers.

There's no drugs culture at our club, says Tigers chief Pascoe

Wests Tigers chief executive Justin Pascoe has denied there is a "drugs culture" at the club after disgraced footballer Tim Simona's claims that his cocaine addiction began during the club's mad Monday celebrations three years ago.

Simona sold 15 jerseys and took money that was meant for kids battling cancer

NRL boss Todd Greenberg said he felt "sick in the stomach" after learning Tim Simona auctioned off jerseys that were meant to raise money for charity but pocketed the majority of the funds himself.

Simona's bets on NRL games resulted in losses

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EXCLUSIVE: Tim Simona threw his NRL career away gambling on rugby league and walked away $400 out of pocket. Fairfax Media can reveal Simona placed $600 worth of bets on rugby league matches at an average of $12 per punt, winning just $200 from the bets that on Friday saw the Wests Tigers centre deregistered from the NRL indefinitely.

Tedesco eyes No.1 status

James Tedesco has set himself the goal of becoming the NRL's premier fullback by the end of the season, eyeing Darius Boyd's Australian No.1 jersey for the World Cup.

Why the Tigers are unhappy with Robbie Farah ... again

Ah, Robbie. You've done it again. He's not even at the Tigers, but Farah's still getting under the skin of his old club.