NYNGAN Tigers president Glen Neil is hoping the huge amount of travelling support can inspire the Tigers to a reserve grade premiership on Sunday.
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For the second year in a row Nyngan will meet minor premiers Dubbo CYMS on grand final day and Neil admits it will be a big day for the club as they look to overturn last year's 10-0 loss.
"It would be absolutely tremendous for us and the whole town if we could win it," he said.
"They all get behind us and hopefully the boys can do the job."
The Tigers finished the regular season in fourth but were impressive winners over Parkes and Macquarie in the finals.
Neil believes CYMS will be an even bigger challenge but is backing his side to put in a strong showing.
"They've done well all year, you can't take anything away from them and I think we can get even better," he said.
"Footy is a lot like buying a lottery ticket sometimes, I'm confident but I was last year too but you don't know what's going to happen on the day.
"I just hope the boys give it their best shot and Nyngan will still come out a winner, it's good for the whole Group to have us and other clubs there on grand final day."
The Tigers hit the headlines during the off season with the recruitment of former Australian representative Rod 'Rocket' Reddy as club coach and after taking some time to get used to his methods, the club is now reaping the benefits of his experience.
"Personally I think next year we'll know the difference he has made," Neil said.
"He made some changes that maybe the boys didn't adapt to straight away but it's come across and they've got better and I think they'll be better again next year."
The Tigers raced out to an early lead against Macquarie in last week's preliminary final, leading 24-0 at halftime.
They went on to win 30-14 but did lose some momentum after halfback Matt Sheather left the field following a sickening head clash.
It is unclear at this stage whether he will take part in Sunday's final against CYMS.