Titans crash Farah's homecoming with convincing win over Tigers


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Gold Coast Titans have spoiled Robbie Farah’s homecoming – and all but ended Wests Tigers’ hopes of reaching the NRL semi-finals – on a deflating afternoon for Ivan Cleary’s men at a sold-out Leichhardt Oval.


There was great anticipation in Sydney’s inner west about the return of premiership winner Farah after two years away from the joint venture, as well as the club debut of fullback Moses Mbye.


Robbie Farah's return to the Tigers began with a defeat by the Titans.

Robbie Farah’s return to the Tigers began with a defeat by the Titans.


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A crowd of 16,984 turned up on a glorious Sunday afternoon to mark the occasion but they left disappointed, many filing out well before full-time, as a mistake-prone Tigers produced an underwhelming performance.


The 18-point defeat, a fourth in a row, leaves them six points out of top eight with nine rounds remaining.


If that predicament was not troubling enough for their finals aspirations, there was concern over relative newcomer Josh Reynolds, who played out the game but appeared to be favouring a shoulder.


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