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CEO	Stephen Humphreys
Head coach	Tim Sheens
Captain	Robbie Farah
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The 2010 Wests Tigers season is the eleventh in the joint-venture club's history, competing in the National Rugby League's 2010 Telstra Premiership.

The Wests 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. As of Round 21, they are currently in 4th position behind St George Illawarra Dragons, the Penrith Panthers and Sydney Roosters.

Season summary

The Wests Tigers first try of the season was scored by new recruit, Lote Tuqiri, with his first touch of the ball in their round one win over the Manly Sea Eagles at the Aussie Stadium. Back-rower Liam Fulton returned from a season in Super League and former Sydney Roosters prop forward Jason Cayless^[1] also joined the club after a four-year stay at St Helens RLFC. 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.

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

Draw and Results

2010 Season Results
Round	Opponent	Result	Date	Venue	Crowd	Referee	Position/16
1	Manly Sea Eagles	Win	15 March 2010	Sydney Football Stadium (H)
1	Manly Sea Eagles	26 Wests Tigers (Tries: Tuqiri, Ayshford, Fulton, Lawrence, Ellis; Goals: Marshall 3/5) 22 Sea Eagles (Tries: Robertson, G Stewart, Rose; Goals: Lyon 5/5)
2	Sydney Roosters	Loss	21 March 2010	Sydney Football Stadium (A)
2	Sydney Roosters	44 Roosters (Tries: ; Goals: ) 34 Wests Tigers (Tries: ; Goals: )
3	Parramatta Eels	Win	26 March 2010	Sydney Football Stadium (H)
3	Parramatta Eels	23 Wests Tigers (Tries: ; Goals: ) 12 Eels (Tries: ; Goals: )
4	Canberra Raiders	Win	4 April 2010	Canberra Stadium (A)
4	Canberra Raiders	35 Wests Tigers (Tries: ; Goals: ) 22 Raiders (Tries: ; Goals: )
5	North Queensland Cowboys	Win	10 April 2010	Dairy Farmers Stadium (A)
5	North Queensland Cowboys	23 Wests Tigers (Tries: ; Goals: ) 16 Cowboys (Tries: ; )
6	Canterbury Bulldogs	Loss	16 April 2010	Sydney Football Stadium (H)
6	Canterbury Bulldogs	24 Bulldogs (Tries: ; Goals: ) 4 Wests Tigers (Tries: ; Goals: )
7	Penrith Panthers	Loss	24 April 2010	CUA Stadium (A)
7	Penrith Panthers	26 Panthers (Tries: ; Goals: ) 18 Wests Tigers (Tries: ; Goals: )
8	Sydney Roosters		2 May 2010	Campbelltown Stadium (H)
8	Sydney Roosters	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
9	Bye
10	South Sydney Rabbitohs		16 May 2010	Sydney Cricket Ground (H)
10	South Sydney Rabbitohs	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Tries: )
11	Newcastle Knights		21 May 2010	EnergyAustralia (A)
11	Newcastle Knights	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
12	New Zealand Warriors		28 May 2010	Leichhardt Oval (H)
12	New Zealand Warriors	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
13	Canterbury Bulldogs		4 June 2010	ANZ Stadium (A)
13	Canterbury Bulldogs	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
14	Bye
15	Canberra Raiders		20 June 2010	Campbelltown Sports Stadium (H)
15	Canberra Raiders	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
16	St. George Illawarra Dragons			WIN Julbilee Stadium (A)
16	St. George Illawarra Dragons	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
17	Brisbane Broncos			Suncorp Stadium (A)
17	Brisbane Broncos	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
18	Goldcoast Titans			Campbelltown Sports Stadium (H)
18	Goldcoast Titans	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
19	North Queensland Cowboys			Leichhardt Oval (H)
19	North Queensland Cowboys	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
20	Manly Sea Eagles			Bluetongue Stadium (A)
20	Manly Sea Eagles	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
21	Cronulla Sharks			Leichhardt Oval (H)
21	Cronulla Sharks	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
22	South Sydney Rabbitohs			ANZ Stadium (A)
22	South Sydney Rabbitohs	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
23	Penrith Panthers			Campbelltown Sports Stadium (H)
23	Penrith Panthers	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
24	Parramatta Eels			Parramatta Stadium (A)
24	Parramatta Eels	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
25	Melbourne Storm			Leichhardt Oval (H)
25	Melbourne Storm	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )
26	Goldfields Titans			Skilled Park (A)
26	Goldfields Titans	(Tries: ; Goals: ) (Tries: ; Goals: )

Ladder

2010 NRL season v t e
Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	B	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	St. George Illawarra Dragons (P)	24	17	0	7	2	518	299	+219	38
2	Penrith Panthers	24	15	0	9	2	645	489	+156	34
3	Wests Tigers	24	15	0	9	2	537	503	+34	34
4	Gold Coast Titans	24	15	0	9	2	520	498	+22	34
5	New Zealand Warriors	24	14	0	10	2	539	486	+53	32
6	Sydney Roosters	24	14	0	10	2	559	510	+49	32
7	Canberra Raiders	24	13	0	11	2	499	493	+6	30
8	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	24	12	0	12	2	545	510	+35	28
9	South Sydney Rabbitohs	24	11	0	13	2	584	567	+17	26
10	Brisbane Broncos	24	11	0	13	2	508	535	−27	26
11	Newcastle Knights	24	10	0	14	2	499	569	−70	24
12	Parramatta Eels	24	10	0	14	2	413	491	−78	24
13	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	24	9	0	15	2	494	539	−45	22
14	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	24	7	0	17	2	354	609	−255	18
15	North Queensland Cowboys	24	5	0	19	2	425	667	−242	14
16	Melbourne Storm	24	14	0	10	2	489	363	+126	0¹

¹ Melbourne were deducted eight premiership points and barred from receiving premiership points for the rest of the season due to gross long-term salary cap breaches.^[3]

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 RLFC	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

Template:2010 Wests Tigers Squad

References

^ Jason Cayless signs two-year deal with Wests Tigers
^ Glenn Jackson (27 March 2010). "Sheens up for a challenge - coach signs one-year extension". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 26 April 2010.
^ Stuart Honeysett and Brent Read (23 April 2010) Shocking end to the Melbourne Storm era The Australian

[1] Jason Cayless signs two-year deal with Wests Tigers

[2] Glenn Jackson (27 March 2010). "Sheens up for a challenge - coach signs one-year extension". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 26 April 2010.

[3] Stuart Honeysett and Brent Read (23 April 2010) Shocking end to the Melbourne Storm era The Australian

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 '''The 2010 [[Wests Tigers]] season''' is the eleventh in the joint-venture club's history, competing in the [[National Rugby League]]'s [[2010 Telstra Premiership]].
-The Wests 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]]. As of Round 21, they are currently in 4th position behind [[St George Illawarra Dragons]], [[Penrith Panthers]] and [[Sydney Roosters]].
+The Wests 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]]. As of Round 21, they are currently in 4th position behind [[St George Illawarra Dragons]], the [[Penrith Panthers]] and [[Sydney Roosters]].
 ==Season summary==

v t e Wests Tigers
Est. 2000 in Sydney, New South Wales
The Club	History (Western Suburbs Magpies Balmain Tigers) Records Players Honours Coaches NRLW players
Home grounds	Campbelltown Sports Stadium Leichhardt Oval Western Sydney Stadium
Culture	1989 League Legends Cup Easter Monday Foundation Cup
Important figures	Tim Sheens Brett Hodgson Benji Marshall Robbie Farah
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Affiliations	Balmain District Junior Rugby League Western Suburbs Magpies Balmain Tigers