Angry Wests Tigers fans set-up online petition demanding to have Benji Marshall dropped from first grade Benji Marshall looks on after the Tigers concede a try. Photo by Matt King/Getty Images Source: DailyTelegraph IT wasnt supposed to end like this. Angry Wests Tigers fans have taken the extraordinary step of setting-up an online petition demanding Wests Tigers coach Mick Potter dump star player Benji Marshall from first grade. The petition was ignored on Tuesday night though with Potter retaining Marshall at five-eighth for Saturday's nostalgic match against St George Illawarra at the SCG. Marshall had another shocker on Monday night during his side's heavy 56-14 loss to Sydney Roosters at Allianz Stadium. He had just threes run for ten metres, made three errors, eight tackles and three missed tackles. And Wests Tigers fans appear to have had enough. On Monday night, they jeered and heckled Marshall, in an aggressive tone, amid claims his effort levels were unacceptable. Now a petition is growing under the headline: "Michael Potter: Drop Benji Marshall NOW!" Traffic is steadily growing as fans want Marshall axed. The petition reads: To: Michael Potter, head coach, We, the members, supporters and fans of Wests Tigers acknowledge and appreciate everything Benji has done for the club. But we believe, in order to stop this ongoing farce and save what legacy Benji has left, and based on his current form and off-field disrespect, he must be dropped from the team now! Drop Benji Marshall NOW! Fans were ready to sign-up on Tuesday night. Deidre Folpp wrote: "He's making more blunders than ever. He's embarrassing. Time to go Benji. Joe Camilleri posted: "Give the new blood a go. Why keep someone who has no value to the team's future. Stop wasting people's money and time. Alan McFarlane: "Been a follower of Wests Magpies since 1948. Alan Stevenson: "He is playing with NO passion or care factor. Give young (Luke) Brooks a shot before next year. Kuz Kuzela: "It is becoming an embarrassing spectacle. For the sake of Benji and the sake of our club - please release him NOW! Cory Buckingham: "No individual player is or ever will be bigger than this great club!" Buckingham initiated the site from his Townsville home. It would appear the fans discontent turned to anger after Marshall appeared in a You Tube clip wearing a jumper of the Auckland Blues, his new Super Rugby franchise. Despite his lacklustre efforts in recent weeks, Marshall said earlier this month he wanted to go out on top. In a newspaper column, Marshall wrote: "With my future confirmed, over the final rounds of the competition, my final rounds in the NRL, I want to show what I can do. And I want to win. Losing's not good enough. Marshall will play his 250th game in the round 25 game against Souths at Allianz Stadium. Wests Tigers chief executive Grant Mayer did not to want to comment on the petition.