Wests Tigers: Full NRL SuperCoach price list and analysis of must-have buys Robbie Farah during Wests Tigers training at Concord Oval. Braith Anasta - 5/8, 2RF - $118,100 Blake Austin - 5/8 - $110,200 Matthew Bell - 2RF, FRF - $136,200 Adam Blair - FRF, 2RF - $190,000 Luke Brooks - HFB - $225,100 Nathan Brown - FRF - $105,400 Jack Buchanan - FRF - $189,100 Manaia Cherrington - FLB - $87,500 Robbie Farah - FRF - $367,200 Jarred Farlow - 2RF - $105,400 Liam Fulton - 2RF - $274,800 Keith Galloway - FRF - $215,000 James Gavet - FRF - $102,500 Yileen Gordon - 2RF - $102,500 Dene Halatau - 2RF - $104,000 Masada Iosefa - FRF - $138,900 Marika Koroibete - CTW - $177,700 Chris Lawrence - CTW - $172,400 Kyle Lovett - 2RF - $87,500 Joel Luani - FRF - $138,600 Keith Lulia - CTW - $220,700 Tim Moltzen - FLB, HFB - $161,500 Mitchell Moses - 5/8 - $87,500 Ben Murdoch-Masila - 2RF - $145,400 Taqele Naiyaravoro - CTW - $87,500 David Nofoaluma - CTW - $232,100 Cory Paterson - 2RF - $219,800 Pat Richards - CTW - $224,300 Ava Seumanufagai - FRF - $142,800 Tim Simona - CTW - $238,100 Curtis Sironen - 5/8, 2RF - $192,600 Sauaso Sue - 2RF, FRF - $190,200 Martin Taupau - FRF - $134,500 James Tedesco - FLB - $209,500 Bodene Thompson - 2RF, CTW - $134,100 Aaron Woods - FRF - $349,000 THE Tigers feature possibly the best young roster in the NRL, but that's unlikely to transfer to SuperCoach. Many SuperCoaches had Benji Marshall's playmaking replacement Luke Brooks earmarked as buy of the year, but he has been priced out of range at $225,100. Further, with a glut rookies blooded last year due to an unprecedented injury crisis, many of the Tigers' best youngsters will start at expensive prices following great performances in their debut year. Examples include Tim Simona, David Nofoaluma, Suaso Sue, Jack Buchanan and Ava Seumanufagai. Thankfully, the Tigers still feature one of the best performing keepers of all time in Robbie Farah. In: Blake Austin (Panthers), Yileen Gordon, Dene Halatau (Bulldogs), Keith Lulia (Bradford), Cory Paterson (Hull KR), Pat Richards (Wigan), Martin Taupau (Bulldogs) Out: Benji Marshall (rugby union), Lote Tuqiri (rugby union), Blake Ayshford (Sharks), Matt Bell (Burleigh Bears), Matt Groat (Dragons), Jacob Miller (Hull FC), Eddy Pettybourne (Wigan), Joel Reddy (Rabbitohs), Brenden Santi (Eels), Shaun Spence (Penrith Panthers) New contracts: Robbie Farah (2017), Luke Brooks (2017), Nathan Brown (2016), Michael Bullock (2014), Jarred Farlow (2014), Andy Fiagatusa (2015), Asipeli Fine (2014), Liam Fulton (2016), Keith Galloway (2016), James Gavet (2014), Kyle Lovett (2015), Joel Luani (2015), Mitchell Moses (2017), Taqele Naiyaravoro (2015), Kurtis Rowe (2015), Ava Seumanufagai (2014), Tim Simona (2015) Future to be decided: Masada Iosefa, Sean Meaney, Matt Utai James Tedesco, Pat Richards, Tim Simona, Chris Lawrence, David Nofoaluma, Braith Anasta, Luke Brooks, Aaron Woods, Robbie Farah, Keith Galloway, Liam Fulton, Curtis Sironen, Adam Blair. Interchange: Martin Taupau, Jack Buchanan, Suaso Sue, Ben Murdoch-Masila Notable omissions: Marika Koroibete, Cory Paterson, Dene Halatau, Nathan Brown, Ava Seumanufagai Dene Halatau during his previous stint at the Tigers. The recruits: Of Potter's recruits, only one is a potential SuperCoach buy - and even he's a long shot. Dene Halatau starts at $104,000 after averaging just 28 minutes per game at the Bulldogs last year. But at a work rate of just 0.78PPM, he'd need to play over 60 minutes as a wide backrower to earn decent money, which is unlikely. Cory Paterson (Hull KR) and Pat Richards (Wigan) are expensive due to past NRL performances and Super League stats. Blake Austin (Panthers), Keith Lulia (Bradford) and Yileen Gordon are unlikely to play first grade, while Martin Taupau (Bulldogs) will start at a mid-range price and doesn't have a great deal of room for improvement given he averaged 30 minutes last year. Nathan Brown: The exits of Matt Bell (Burleigh Bears), Matt Groat (Dragons) and Eddy Pettybourne (Wigan) may create an opportunity for a cheapie at prop. That said, injuries would need to occur for a rookie to get an extended run in the top grade given the talent the Tigers have at their disposal: Aaron Woods, Keith Galloway, Jack Buchanan, Martin Taupau and Ava Seumanufagai. Adam Blair, Suaso Sue and Ben Murdoch-Masila can also play in the middle. Nonetheless, SuperCoaches will be hoping young gun Nathan Brown gets a crack at some stage. The Holden Cup gun was denied a first grade spot for much of 2013 due to the same second tier salary cap drama that also limited the appearances of Luke Brooks. But Brown displayed serious SuperCoach potential in his single match, notching 22 points in just 14 minutes at the incredible rate of 1.57PPM, with no big attacking stats. Robbie Farah: With a high defensive workrate and knack for picking up attacking stats, Farah is always a SuperCoach performer. He will again be an option from round one, but may need to be sold over the Origin period given he misses five of eight weeks. Aaron Woods: This is a harsh call given Woods produced the 11th best average in the competition last year, before going down with a serious knee injury late in the season. But at an average of 60 minutes per game - and well-documented issues with his knees - it's hard to see Woods' game time improving in 2014. This is particularly so given his partner in crime Keith Galloway is back in action following an injury-interrupted season, with the big red head set to steal minutes off Woods. Aaron Woods produced a brilliant 2013.