“All I want to do is play rugby league. That’s the reason I live, to be honest, to play this game. “That’s all I want to do, work hard and let my footy do the talking. It’s been a big couple of weeks but to come out here tonight and win, it’s great.” Galvin celebrated a famous Tigers win with halves partner Jarome Luai and cuddled up to coach Benji Marshall, whose coaching is the apparent cause of him wanting out by the end of 2026, if not sooner. Barely a boo was bothered with by the masses anyway. Despite the threats delivered on social media last week, the locals reserved most of their jeers for the officials and the visitors.