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Thomas Costigan

Thomas Costigan

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Editor, Deer Park Tribune

Spokane

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Total articles 37

  • Home isn't where the heart is for Wests Tigers

    By Lachlan Jeffery, Joe Frost, Thomas Costigan, Milan Chanel| The Roar Verified There are few sporting teams in the world with a history like the Wests Tigers, a joint venture that was formed by two struggling foundation clubs in the aftermath of the most tumultuous period in rugby league’s history. The agreement of Balmain and Western Suburbs in forming the merger was that the board would be a 50-50 of members from both sides and would play half their games at Leichhardt Oval and the rest at Campbelltown Stadium.

    By Lachlan Jeffery, Joe Frost, Thomas Costigan, Milan Chanel · The Roar

    Sep. 09, 2020

  • The Wests Tigers are a mess, but blaming Michael Maguire is a mistake

    By Thomas Costigan| The Roar Verified As another season comes to an end, the Wests Tigers continue to fail. A season starting with promise, headlined by the emergence of loan star Harry Grant, has fallen into gloom and despair once more. The cherry on top is club legend and all-time great Benji Marshall being shown the door. The man that inspired so many to shirk defenders with a quirky step, who led a merged club to their first premiership in 2005, has been told he’s no longer wanted.

    By Thomas Costigan · The Roar

    Sep. 02, 2020

  • Home isn't where the heart is for Wests Tigers

    By Lachlan Jeffery, Joe Frost, Thomas Costigan, Milan Chanel| The Roar Verified There are few sporting teams in the world with a history like the Wests Tigers, a joint venture that was formed by two struggling foundation clubs in the aftermath of the most tumultuous period in rugby league’s history. The agreement of Balmain and Western Suburbs in forming the merger was that the board would be a 50-50 of members from both sides and would play half their games at Leichhardt Oval and the rest at Campbelltown Stadium.

    By Lachlan Jeffery, Joe Frost, Thomas Costigan, Milan Chanel · The Roar

    Sep. 09, 2020

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Deer Park Tribune