Wests Tigers captain Robbie Farah bans talk of his team's injury crisis Loz previews the round eight Bulldogs v Tigers clash. WESTS Tigers skipper Robbie Farah has banned his players from talking about the club's injury crisis - urging the latest batch of Tiger cubs to "wear our jersey like you're never giving it back." While Benji Marshall is expected to be rushed back into tonight's ANZ Stadium clash with Canterbury, the Tigers are still without seven regular first graders including Chris Lawrence, Tim Moltzen, Braith Anasta and Keith Galloway. Farah confirmed reports he had gathered his makeshift squad together at training this week and urged them to ignore all talk of injuries. "Yes, because what's the point in feeling sorry for yourself?" the NSW Origin hooker said. I can guarantee you the Bulldogs won't be feeling sorry for us when they run onto ANZ Stadium. Right now, everyone is talking about our injuries but it's not like we're running out to play with 10 or 11 men. We've got a squad of 17 and, importantly, they all deserve to be in first grade. So I'm not worried about the injuries and I've told the boys the same. Our guys deserve to be in the NRL, they need to play like they don't want to give those jerseys back. Asked if he had worked on making young players like Curtis Sironen and James Tedesco feel like they belong in the NRL, Farah continued: "These guys you're talking about have trained all summer like everyone else. They're guys who, when they haven't been picked in the top squad previously, went home from training disappointed. But now they've got a chance and it's up to them if they stay there. The two guys you mentioned, they're warming into their roles. Both are coming off long-term injuries last year so confidence and fitness were always going to be an issue. It was going to take a few games. Robbie Farah at Tigers' training.