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The following left Cas during or just after SL
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1. Michael Platt
23/03/84

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2. Waine Pryce
03/10/81
 Picture by Scott Freeman Photography
Exciting young winger who has
established himself as a regular in the Tigers ranks after graduating
through the clubs Development scheme.
Fast and elusive, Waine first took his chance
with the senior team towards the end of Super League V and has continued to
improve year on year, jointly topping the Tigers try scoring chart in 2003.
Waine first won honours with England 'A' against
the 2002 touring Kiwis, went on tour himself to Tonga and Fiji with England and
was again in the England 'A' team for the 2003 European Nations competition.
Waine is a product of junior rugby in Bradford
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5. Damien Blanch

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6. Paul Handforth.
06/10/81

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8. Danny Sculthorpe

Info from
Wigan Fans site
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Position:
Prop Forward |
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Squad Number:
16 |
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Born: 8th
September 1979 |
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Height:
191cm |
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Weight:
106kg |
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Signed:
2002 - Rochdale |
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Previous Clubs:
Wigan, Rochdale, Warrington, Leeds |
Danny Sculthorpe, younger brother of Saints Paul,
signed from Rochdale Hornets by Wigan at the start of the 2002 season.
His signing was a gamble as he had been dumped by
Warrington and Leeds earlier in his career due to persistent injuries. Since
moving to Wigan he has again suffered through injuries.
His Wigan career got off to the worst possible
start. In January 2002, before he had pulled on a Wigan shirt, he sustained a
freak injury which ruled him out of action for eight months.
He was loaned back out to his old NFP side
Rochdale Hornets in mid August 2002 to help boost his fitness and finally made
his Warriors debut in a 48-8 victory against St Helens on 8th September 2002.
In 2003 he suffered with injury both mid season
and then at the back end of the season but did make 20 Super League appearances.
2004 saw him miss 16 of 35 matches.
H is an excellent prop
forward with a superb offload that can open up any defence. |
11. Keith Mason
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10. Danny Nutley
(Captain)
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12. Tom Haughey
30/01/82
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13.
Ben Roarty

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14. Deon Bird
27/01/76

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21. Willie Manu
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22 Byron Smith
05/03/84

Picture by Scott Freeman Photography
A new signing from Halifax, the highly
promising young prop made his Super League debut in 2003 and is taking
a year out of his university studies to go full time with the Tigers
to concentrate his efforts 100% on his rugby.
Byron captained both the BARLA
Yorkshire and BARLA GB under-18 sides and shows the promise to earn
honours at a senior level.
He turned professional with Halifax
from Siddal ARL
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7. Andy Kain
01/09/85

Picture by Scott Freeman Photography
A very exciting half back prospect who has
been promoted to the Tigers senior squad for Super League IX.
Andy had a very impressive 2003 with the
Tigers Academy, which concluded with selection for the successful
England Academy side who defeated their Australian counterparts.
Andy joined the Tigers from local junior
rugby
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19. Gray Viane.
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Danny Ward

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16. Matt Whitaker

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Date of Birth: |
6th March 1982 |
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Place of Birth: |
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Height: |
6ft 2ins |
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Weight: |
16st 5lbs |
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Squad Number: |
15 |
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Nickname: |
Ticker |
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Position: |
Second Row |
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Previous Club(s): |
Huddersfield |
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Whitaker arrived at Widnes at
the end of last season and made a huge impression.
A giant of a man Whitaker also possesses real athleticism and he will be
hoping to show the Giants what a mistake they made in releasing him last
season. |
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20. Richard
Fa'aoso

| AKA |
Richie, Tha Fuss |
| DOB |
May 8, 1984 |
| Position |
Second Row |
| Height |
182cm |
| Weight |
97kg |
| Birthplace |
Cairns, QLD |
| First Grade Games |
31 (21 Roosters) |
| Rep Honours |
Nil |
| Clubs |
Penrith until 04 |
| Bio |
Powerful back-rower with plenty of
potential. In the mould of Anthony Tupou - deceptively strong and has the
ability to offload. Shaky start to his new club after joining from Penrith
over the off-season, but has hit his straps to make himself a vital impact
weapon off Ricky Stuart's bench |
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4. Luke Dyer

A strong all round player, Dyer came through the
junior ranks at Penrith and aside from a spell with the Melbourne Storm has
spent his senior career with the Panthers.
Luke, who has played rep football in Australia for the NSW Residents side, was a
member of the Panthers 25 man senior squad for 2005.
As a British passport holder Luke, who has signed a two-year deal, is a
non-quota player.
Tigers CEO Richard Wright said: “Luke is a big strong centre who has found his
path blocked at Penrith by some stiff competition and he is very keen to come
over here and make his mark in Super League. He can play in a number of
positions although he is mainly a centre, which is where we plan to use him |
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18. Aaron Smith
10/09/82

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taken from the excellent
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17. Richard Fletcher

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