Eddy Pettybourne demolishes shock do to cement Tigers spot New Wests Tigers recruit Eddy Pettybourne has ditched this Demolition Man hairstyle. EDDY Pettybourne is so determined to stand out for the right reasons in 2013, the Wests Tigers recruit has already ditched the infamous Demolition Man hairstyle he religiously rocks over summer. A mainstay in the South Sydney pack for six seasons, Pettybourne switched to the Tigers in October and, for the first few months, turned as many heads as you'd expect from a 104kg Polynesian with dyed blond hair. But while the usual summer do is no more, his desire to "stand out" remains intact. "The whole reason for me coming to Wests Tigers is to show myself off more," Pettybourne said. With so many big names back at the Rabbitohs now, I wasn't able to do what I wanted to, get the positions I wanted. And I'm at the stage of my career where I don't just want to be playing footy for the sake of it. I still have a lot of goals, things I want to achieve in the game. And it starts with cementing a spot in the Tigers starting side getting myself that 11 or 12 jersey. I'd also like to take on a leadership role. Help others along as well as myself. While originally brought to the club by coach Tim Sheens, who has since departed, Pettybourne said he was comfortable with his position within the club after speaking at length with Sheens' replacement, Mick Potter. "When I found out Sheensy wouldn't be here, it was tough," the 24-year-old said. He was the one who signed me so naturally you think he'll be the coach you play for. But Mick has been great. He's a tough coach and has achieved a lot.