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...without a team for too long, though, quickly putting pen-to-paper on a three-year deal with his hometown club. Coach Terry Matterson is delighted with his latest new recruit for the Tigers having overseen a dramatic overhaul of the playing staff for next season. "I...
...Castleford-born 22-year-old, a full England international, made his Super League debut for Bradford in 2005. Tigers coach Terry Matterson said: "When we learnt he might be available I was keen to bring him to the club. "He is very talented, and when you add...
...September 2008 11:04 UK Wainwright won Castleford's Coach's Player of the Year award last season Castleford Tigers coach Terry Matterson is still looking to strengthen his squad following the capture of Chris Feather from Bradford on Tuesday. Matterson has...
...Tigers, who finished bottom of the Super League, have made seven signings for 2009 and say more are to come. Castleford coach Terry Matterson said: "We are confident that the make-up of the squad will give us every chance of climbing the table in 2009." Lupton...
...deal. The 26-year-old has been released from his contract at the Grattan Stadium by mutual consent. Tigers coach Terry Matterson said: "I am really pleased to have Chris on board, he is the sort of player we have been looking for. "He is big and strong and...
...completed the signing of former Featherstone centre James Ford, 26, on a one-year deal from Sheffield Eagles. Tigers coach Terry Matterson said: "James Ford is a player who has gone very well in the National Leagues and he has shown enough to suggest to us...
...switched on and has signed well for the coming season and I'm sure that the Tigers can go really well." Tigers coach Terry Matterson is equally as pleased to have signed Feather. He said: "I am really pleased to have Chris on board, he is the sort of player...
...Bradford in 2006 and he bolsters the squad at Castleford who finished bottom of the Super League this season. Tigers coach Terry Matterson said: "I am really pleased to have Chris on board, he is the sort of player we have been looking for. "He is big and...
Quotes spotlight for "Terry Matterson"
We are confident that the make-up of the squad will give us every chance of climbing the table in 2009.
was said
in BBC Sport
We have thought long and hard when assessing the squad at the end of the season and, for differing reasons, some very tough decisions have had to be made. As is often the case, this means that some players who have served the club well have to be released.
was said
in BBC Sport
I would though like to thank all of those players who are leaving us for their contributions whilst with the Tigers, good luck to all of the guys
was said
in Sky Sports
He has always been regarded as a solid performer, but this past couple of years has seen him blossom into a very influential player whose experience and ability on both attack and defence will be a big asset to our threequarter line.
was said
in Clubcall.com
