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2009 Wests Tigers season

2009 Wests Tigers season

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The 2009 Wests Tigers season was the tenth in the joint-venture club's history. They competed in the NRL's 2009 Telstra Premiership and finished the season 9th (out of 16), only just missing out on a place in the finals series.

The major signing for the 2009 season was Great Britain international, Gareth Ellis.

Season summary

In late 2008, hooker Robbie Farah was offered a contract with the Gold Coast Titans commencing from the 2010 season. On 13 January 2009, it was announced that Farah had chosen to re-sign with the Wests Tigers for a further four years, until the end of the 2013 season. At the same time, the club appointed Farah as team captain, succeeding Brett Hodgson who had moved on to the Huddersfield Giants.

Only days before the commencement of the 2009 season, Wests Tigers secured Benji Marshall for a further two years, through to the end of the 2011 season.

In November 2008, CEO Scott Longmuir announced the Wests Tigers will move from ANZ Stadium at Homebush to the Sydney Football Stadium at Moore Park for the 2009 season.

Results

2009 Season ResultsRoundOpponentResultDateVenueCrowdRefereePosition/16
1Canberra RaidersWin16 March 2009Campbelltown Sports Stadium (H)17,392Jared Maxwell
6th
34 Wests Tigers (Tries: Tuiaki 2, Farah, Payten, Lawrence, Moltzen; Goals: Marshall 5/6; MoM: Ellis)
2North Queensland Cowboys Loss21 March 2009Dairy Farmers Stadium (A)Phil Haines
Jason Robinson13th
42 Cowboys (Tries: Kaufusi, Webb, Bowen, Burns, Payne, T Williams, J Williams; Goals: Thurston 7/7)
3Sydney Roosters Win27 March 2009Sydney Football Stadium (H)Tony Archer
Gavin Badger8th
40 Wests Tigers (Tries: Tuiaki 2, Lawrence 2, Collis, Farah, Moltzen; Goals: Marshall 6/8; MoM: Marshall)
4Penrith Panthers Loss4 April 2009CUA Stadium (A)Ben Cummins
Phil Haines12th
42 Panthers (Tries: Lewis, Sammut, Jennings, Pritchard, Graham, Coote: Goals: Gordon 9/9)
5Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Loss13 April 2009Brookvale Oval (A)17,942Tony De Las Heras
Shayne Hayne13th
23 Sea Eagles (Tries: B. Stewart 3, Hall; Goals: Lyon 3/4; Field Goal: Orford 1)
6Melbourne StormWin20 April 2009Leichhardt Oval (H)12,646Tony Archer
Shayne Hayne9th
16 Wests Tigers (Tries: Lawrence 2, Moltzen; Goals: Marshall 2/3)
7Newcastle KnightsWin26 April 2009Campbelltown Sports Stadium (H)17,898Jason Robinson
Gerard Sutton7th
26 Wests Tigers (Tries: Collis 3, Morris, Ryan; Goals: 3/5; MoM: Marshall)
8BulldogsLoss3 May 2009ANZ Stadium (A)25,622Shayne Hayne
Tony De Las Heras9th
22 Bulldogs (Tries: El Masri 2, Ennis, Goodwin; Goals: El Masri 3/4; MoM: Ennis)
9Bye8th
10South Sydney RabbitohsLoss17 May 2009Sydney Cricket Ground (H)29,970Ashley Klein
Jason Robinson10th
23 Rabbitohs (Tries: Talanoa 2, Fa'alongo, Champion; Goals: Luke 2/2, Sandow 1/2: Field Goal: Merritt)
11Brisbane BroncosLoss22 May 2009Campbelltown Sports Ground (H)9675Ben Cummins
Jared Maxwell10th
20 Broncos (Tries: Winterstein, Hunt, Te'o, Lockyer; Goals: Parker 2/4)
12New Zealand WarriorsLoss31 May 2009Mt Smart Stadium (A)15,365Gavin Badger
Brett Suttor
14 Warriors (Tries: Locke 2, McKinnon; Goals: Locke 1/3)
13Penrith PanthersLoss5 June 2009Leichhardt Oval (H)14,100Jason Robinson
Bernard Sutton14th
26 Panthers (Tries: Walsh 2, Aiton, Daniela, Tighe; Goals: Walsh 2/3, Cooper 1/2)
14Parramatta EelsWin15 June 2009Parramatta Stadium (A)12,003Ben Cummins
Brett Suttor13th
23 Wests Tigers (Tries: Halatau, Mataka, Farah, Tuiaki; Goals: Marshall 3/4; Field Goal: Farah 1)
15Melbourne StormLoss21 June 2009Olympic Park (A)10,417Ashley Klein
Steve Lyons
14 Storm (Tries: Cronk, Cross; Goals: Tomane 3/3)
16St. George Illawarra DragonsLoss26 June 2009Sydney Football Stadium (H)15,211Jason Robinson
Tony De Las Heras15th
21 Dragons (Tries: Morris, Creagh, Hornby, Sailor; Goals: Soward 2/4; Field Goal: Soward 1)
17South Sydney RabbitohsWin4 July 2009ANZ Stadium (A)14,856Steve Lyons
Alan Shortall14th
54 Wests Tigers (Tries: Tuiaki 3, Ayshford 2, Payne, Moltzen, Ryan, Skandalis, Gallant; Goals: Marshall 7/10)
18Bye11th
19North Queensland CowboysWin19 July 2009Leichhardt Oval (H)18,804Matt Cecchin
Shayne Hayne11th
34 Wests Tigers (Tries: Marshall, Lawrence, Tuiaki, Gallant, Payne, Farah; Tries: Marshall 5/7; MoM: Marshall)
20Canberra RaidersWin26 July 2009Canberra Stadium (A)11,150Tony Archer
Phil Haines11th
25 Wests Tigers (Tries: Moltzen 2, Morris, Tuiaki; Goals: Marshall 4/4; Field Goals: Farah)
21Manly-Warringah Sea EaglesWin3 August 2009Sydney Football Stadium (H)13,531Matt Cecchin
Shayne Hayne9th
19 Wests Tigers (Tries: Marshall, Ryan, Tuiaki; Goals: Marshall 3/4; Field Goals: Farah)
22Sydney RoostersWin9 August 2009Sydney Football Stadium (A)16,427Gavin Badger
Tony De Las Heras7th
17 Wests Tigers (Tries: Ryan 2, Tuiaki; Goals: Marshall 2/3; Field Goals: Farah)
23Cronulla SharksWin16 August 2009Toyota Stadium (A)Steve Lyons
Alan Shortall5th
56 Wests Tigers (Tries: Tuiaki 3, Ayshford 2, Marshall 2, Ryan 2, Moltzen; Goals: Marshall 8/10)
24Parramatta EelsLoss21 August 2009Sydney Football Stadium (H)34,272Tony Archer
Jared Maxwell10th
26 Eels (Tries: Burt, Inu, Robson, Hayne; Goals: Inu 5/5)
25Gold Coast TitansLoss29 August 2009Skilled Park (A)Tony Archer
Bernard Sutton10th
34 Titans (Tries: Prince 2, Campbell, O'Dwyer, Rogers, Tagatese; Goals: Prince 6/7)
26BulldogsWin4 September 2009Sydney Football Stadium (H)Steve Lyons
Jared Maxwell9th
34 Wests Tigers (Tries: Ayshford, Lawrence, Moltzen, Galea, Marshall, Halatau; Goals: Marshall 5/6)

2009 Pre-season trials

Wests Tigers 2009 Pre-season TrialsOpponentResultDateVenueCrowdReferee
South Sydney Rabbitohs
Return to RedfernWin8 February 2009Redfern Oval5,000
30 Wests Tigers (Tries: Marshall, Moltzen, Ryan, Gallant, Hanbury, Meaney; Goals: Marshall 2/3, Meaney 1/2)
Sydney Roosters
Foundation CupLoss21 February 2009Sydney Football Stadium8,716Tony Archer
16 Sydney Roosters (Tries: Aubusson, Minichiello, Pearce; Goals: Fitzgibbon 2/3)
Shellharbour City DragonsWin6 March 2009Ron Costello Oval, Shellharbour4,500
70 Wests Tigers (Tries: Tuiaki 4, Moltzen 3, Collis 2, Roqica 2, Galloway, Ryan; Goals: Marshall 9)

2009 Season Ladder

2009 squad

Wests Tigers 2009 squad

2009 Gains and losses

2009 Player MovementsGainsLossesPlayerPrevious clubPlayerNew Club
Gareth EllisLeeds RhinosLiam FultonHuddersfield Giants
John SkandalisWestern Suburbs MagpiesBrett HodgsonHuddersfield Giants
Tame TupouBradford BullsShannon McDonnellNewcastle Knights

References

References

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  2. (12 March 2009). "Benji to remain a Tiger until 2011". The Sydney Morning Herald.
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  4. Jackson, Glenn. (17 March 2009). "Two-try Tuiaki just too good for Raiders". Fairfax Digital}} {{Dead link.
  5. (21 March 2009). "North Queensland Cowboys do it easy over Wests Tigers". Fox Sports News (Australia).
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  7. (4 April 2009). "Panthers stun Wests Tigers". Fox Sports News (Australia).
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  10. (26 April 2009). "Wests Tigers fight back to defeat Newcastle Knights in Campbelltown thriller". Fox Sports News (Australia).
  11. Broun, Samantha. (3 May 2009). "Bulldogs hold on to clinch 22–20 win over Wests Tigers". Fox Sports News (Australia).
  12. McCullough, Ian. (17 May 2009). "Nathan Merritt slots field goal to hand South Sydney victory over the Tigers". Fox Sports News (Australia).
  13. (22 May 2009). "Brisbane Broncos hold off Wests Tigers 20-18 at Campbelltown Stadium". Fox Sports News (Australia).
  14. Mclean, Tamara. (31 May 2009). "Kevin Locke stars for Warriors in 14–0 win over Wests Tigers". Fox Sports News (Australia).
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  24. (16 August 2009). "Tigers claim record win". Fox Sports News (Australia).
  25. (21 August 2009). "Eels conquer Tigers". Fox Sports News (Australia).
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