Wests Tigers first trial - details

AJ Carr

Saturday 12 January 2013 3:50 PM

Wests Tigers will play Penrith Panthers in a trial match at Bathurst's Carrington Park as part of the Panthers' community carnival commitments for 2013.

Wests Tigers' first trial for the year, the February 8th match is likely to feature mostly second tier players from both sides.

Details for the game are as follows:

WHERE: Carrington Park Bathurst

WHEN: Friday 8th February 2013

TIME: Gates open 4pm

WHAT: 5pm Western Academy (U18s) versus Far West Academy, 6.30pm Penrith v Wests Tigers

ADMISSION: Adults $10, Concession $5, Under 16 admitted free

Pre-game tickets can be purchased from Bathurst Panthers reception 6330 0600
Tickets are also available at the gate
There are no grandstand bookings
Carrington Park is a licenced venue so full bar and canteen facilities available
No alcohol is to be taken into the ground
Parking will not be allowed within Carrington Park

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Pratten Park

It will be great to see the club playing at Bathurst. All trials should be played at a rural venue. WESTS TIGERS.January 14 2013 8:05 AM

T.C.Fan

Totally agree with Duane.How are our Toyota Cup boys shaping up.They willprovide us with some awsome football this season.Any chance of giving them some attention.eg.photoes,player profiles.January 13 2013 1:35 PM

Centurion

Trial matches will always have an element of risk and like it or not are here to stay; I too would prefer not to play them but resigned to the fact that they are nevetheless good opportunities to have a glimpse of the combinations of players might look like that you wouldn't see in a normal training run.January 13 2013 9:41 AM

tigerdee

As a proud tiger supporter i,ll be there to watch our tigers ,can,t wait !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!January 12 2013 4:51 PM

Duane

Not a big fan of trial matches, think there is to much risk - dont you agree that the training schedules, have enuff skill and match knowledge, than to put players bodies on the line. Im confussed, when i played AFL (16yrs) we were taught enuff skill and game play to have us win 3 premierships - we didnt go putting ourselves on the field so other teams could target us - and cause injury....if you cant work out how your team or your coaching staff work now, then your in for along year.....just my thoughtsJanuary 12 2013 4:50 PM