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The 2010 Wests Tigers season was the eleventh in the joint-venture club's history. They competed in the National Rugby League's 2010 Telstra Premiership, finishing the regular season 3rd (out of 16). The Tigers then came within one game of the grand final but were knocked out by eventual premiers, St. George Illawarra.

Season summary

The Wests Tigers made headlines in the pre-season with the high-profile signing of former rugby league and rugby union international, Lote Tuqiri. Back-rower Liam Fulton returned from a season in the Super League and former Sydney Roosters prop forward Jason Cayless^[1] also joined the club after a four-year stay at St Helens R.F.C.. Mark Flanagan joined the club from Super League side Wigan.

Robbie Farah, the team's hooker, retained his role as captain of the side for the second year.

With his first touch of the ball, new recruit Tuqiri scored the club's first try of 2010 in their round one win over the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles at the Sydney Football Stadium. The Tigers had an exciting start to the season, winning the first four of five games to lead the competition with St George Illawarra, Melbourne Storm and the Gold Coast Titans.

Wests eventually finished the regular season in 3rd position; the highest in the club's history. This was also their first finals appearance since winning the 2005 Telstra Premiership five years earlier. They lost to eventual premiers St George Illawarra Dragons on 25 September 2010 by a score of 13-12 to miss out on the grand final.

Head Coach, Tim Sheens, extended his contract with the Wests Tigers to the end of the 2011 season.^[2]

Regular Season

Date

Round

Opponent

Venue

Result

Score

Tries

Goals

Attendance

Report

15 March

Round 1

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

Win

26 - 22

Ayshford, Ellis, Fulton, Lawrence, Tuqiri

Marshall (3)

18,421

21 March

Round 2

Sydney Roosters

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

Loss

32 - 44

Marshall (2), Ayshford, Fifita, Schirnack, Tuqiri

Marshall (4)

19,021

26 March

Round 3

Parramatta Eels

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

Win

23 - 12

Marshall (2), Tuqiri (2), Ayshford

Marshall (1) & (FG)

21,318

4 April

Round 4

Canberra Raiders

Bruce Stadium, Canberra

Win

35 - 22

Fulton (2), Farah, Lawrence, Marshall, Ryan

Marshall (5), Farah (FG)

17,112

10 April

Round 5

North Queensland Cowboys

Willows Sports Complex, Townsville

Win

23 - 16

Lawrence (2), Heighington, Tuqiri

Marshall (3), Farah (FG)

16,273

16 April

Round 6

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

Loss

4 - 24

Tuqiri

19,491

24 April

Round 7

Penrith Panthers

Penrith Park, Sydney

Loss

18 - 26

Flanagan, Heighington, Lawrence

Marshall (3)

19,220

2 May

Round 8

Sydney Roosters

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

Loss

8 - 12

Heighington

Marshall (2)

19,901

16 May

Round 10

South Sydney Rabbitohs

Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

Loss

10 - 50

Lawrence, Lui

Marshall (1)

30,685

21 May

Round 11

Newcastle Knights

Newcastle International Sports Centre,
Newcastle

Win

23 - 6

Daniela, Ellis, Lawrence, Marshall

Marshall (3), (FG)

14,458

28 May

Round 12

New Zealand Warriors

Campbelltown Stadium, Sydney

Win

50 - 6

Daniela (3), Tuqiri (2), Farah, Flanagan, Lawrence, Ryan

Marshall (7)

10,061

4 June

Round 13

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

Stadium Australia, Sydney

Win

19 - 12

Dwyer, Farah, Marshall,

Marshall (3), Lui (FG)

11,837

20 June

Round 15

Canberra Raiders

Leichhardt Oval, Sydney

Win

18 - 8

Ryan (2), Fitzhenry

Marshall (3)

19,428

25 June

Round 16

St George Illawarra Dragons

Kogarah Oval, Sydney

Loss

10 - 34

Lawrence, Tuqiri

Marshall (1)

16,574

2 July

Round 17

Brisbane Broncos

Lang Park, Brisbane

Win

16 - 14

Brown, Lawrence, Marshall

Marshall (2)

30,127

9 July

Round 18

Gold Coast Titans

Campbelltown Stadium, Sydney

Win

15 - 14

Ayshford, Brown

Marshall (3) & (FG)

14,050

19 July

Round 19

North Queensland Cowboys

Leichhardt Oval, Sydney

Win

26 - 16

Tuqiri (2), Ayshford, Brown, Fulton, Marshall

Marshall (1)

11,364

25 July

Round 20

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles

Grahame Park, Gosford

Loss

20 - 38

Ayshford, Heighington, Lui, Tuqiri

Marshall (2)

20,059

31 July

Round 21

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks

Leichhardt Oval, Sydney

Win

24 - 22

Fulton (2), Brown, Lawrence, Tuqiri

Lawrence (1),
Marshall (1)

14,942

7 August

Round 22

South Sydney Rabbitohs

Stadium Australia, Sydney

Loss

30 - 34

Ayshford, Farah, Galloway, Lawrence, Tuqiri

Marshall (5)

23,298

15 August

Round 23

Penrith Panthers

Campbelltown Stadium, Sydney

Win

43 - 18

Ellis (2), Fifita (2), Farah, Lawrence, Lui

Marshall (7), Farah (FG)

17,208

22 August

Round 24

Parramatta Eels

Parramatta Stadium, Sydney

Win

20 - 18

Ryan (2), Fifita, Lawrence

Marshall (2)

19,854

29 August

Round 25

Melbourne Storm

Leichhardt Oval, Sydney

Win

26 - 14

Marshall (3), Farah, Fifita

Marshall (3)

20,168

3 September

Round 26

Gold Coast Titans

Robina Stadium, Gold Coast

Loss

18 - 21

Ellis, Heighington, Tuqiri

Marshall (3)

26,103

Finals Series

Date

Round

Opponent

Venue

Result

Score

Tries

Goals

Attendance

Report

11 September

Qualifying Final

Sydney Roosters

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

Loss

15 - 19

Ayshford, Ryan, Tuqiri

Marshall (1), Farah (FG)

33,315

17 September

Semi Final

Canberra Raiders

Bruce Stadium, Canberra

Win

26 - 24

Ellis, Heighington, Lawrence, Tuqiri

Marshall (5)

26,476

25 September

Preliminary Final

St George Illawarra Dragons

Stadium Australia, Sydney

Loss

12 - 13

Lui, Tuqiri

Marshall (2)

71,212

Ladder

Gains and losses

2010 Player Movements

Gains

Losses

Player

Previous Club

Player

New Club

Mark Flanagan

Wigan Warriors

Shannon Gallant

North Queensland Cowboys

Lote Tuqiri

Leicester Tigers

Dean Collis

Cronulla Sharks

Jason Cayless

St Helens R.F.C.

John Morris

Cronulla Sharks

Liam Fulton

Huddersfield Giants

Danny Galea

Canberra Raiders

Daniel Fitzhenry

Hull Kingston Rovers

Peni Tagive

St George Illawarra Dragons

Mitch Brown

Cronulla Sharks

Corey Payne

Canterbury Bulldogs

Arana Taumata

Melbourne Storm

Rhys Hanbury

Crusaders Rugby League

Junior Moors

Penrith Panthers

John Skandalis

(retired)

Geoff Daniela

Penrith Panthers

Squad

Wests Tigers 2010 Squad

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Jason Cayless ({{rlp|PR|SR}})
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Josh Davis ({{rlp|CE}})
Geoff Daniela ({{rlp|CE|WG}})
Simon Dwyer ({{rlp|SR}})
Gareth Ellis ({{rlp|SR}})
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Andrew Fifita ({{rlp|PR}})
David Fifita ({{rlp|SR}})
Daniel Fitzhenry ({{rlp|WG}})

Mark Flanagan ({{rlp|FE|LK}})
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Keith Galloway ({{rlp|PR}})
Bryce Gibbs ({{rlp|PR}})
Chris Heighington ({{rlp|SR}})
Matt Hyland ({{rlp|LK}})
Sam Latu ({{rlp|WG}})
Chris Lawrence ({{rlp|CE}})
Blake Lazarus ({{rlp|FB|HB}})
Robert Lui ({{rlp|HB|FE}})
Wade McKinnon ({{rlp|FB}}}
Benji Marshall ({{rlp|HB|FE}})
Willie Mataka ({{rlp|SR}})
Tim Moltzen ({{rlp|FB|FE|HB}})

Junior Moors ({{rlp|LK|SR}})
Todd Payten ({{rlp|PR}})
Rhys Pritchard ({{rlp|CE}})
Junior Roqica ({{rlp|WG}})
Beau Ryan ({{rlp|WG}})
Alan Schirnack ({{rlp|PR|SR}})
Jason Schirnack ({{rlp|SR}})
Taniela Tuiaki ({{rlp|WG}})
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Lote Tuqiri
Aaron Woods ({{rlp|PR}})
Sean Meaney ({{rlp|FB}})

Coaches

Tim Sheens Head Coach
Royce Simmons Assistant Coach
Peter Gentle Assistant Coach
Steve Folkes Conditioning and Fitness

Updated: 26 April 2010

Source: [https://web.archive.org/web/20110222112146/http://www.weststigers.com.au/default.aspx?s=profile-player Wests Tigers Official Website]

References

1. ^Jason Cayless signs two-year deal with Wests Tigers
2. ^{{cite news|author=Glenn Jackson|publisher=The Sydney Morning Herald|url=http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/sheens-up-for-a-challenge--coach-signs-oneyear-extension-20100326-r3dn.html|title=Sheens up for a challenge - coach signs one-year extension|date=27 March 2010|accessdate=26 April 2010}}