Tiger_Yoshi
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Very little....that why we hired him...potential
Buttface
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Plenty of NRL experience in there
magpies forever
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Ha!! Thanks. At very least he seems equal with Benji so far with results. 😀
magpies forever
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I think as long as we can keep most of them and promote to the NRL 30 squad when ready, we can compete better than we have been lately. However, the raids by PNG and Perth will pick off a few.
Wests colours are black and white. There is also a tiger that is completely white. Nice combo black and white don't you think?
BlackWhiteGold
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Wests Tigers playmaker Josh Schuster in hospital scare ahead of comeback
Josh Schuster’s return to rugby league could be over before it started, with the returning playmaker taken to hospital for scans following an ugly training ground accident.August 12, 2026 - 6:49PM
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...ory/3a37c8cc0bcbd609ebc2526707acc201#comments
Wests Tigers suffered a scare on Wednesday after Josh Schuster was taken to hospital following a blow to the throat during training.
Just a day after being named to make his club debut in the NSW Cup, Schuster was involved in an opposed session where he took a hit from teammate Alex Twal, prompting medical staff to send the five-eighth for urgent scans.
While tests cleared Schuster of any major damage, his rugby league comeback could still be delayed depending on his recovery over the coming days.
Schuster has not played a competitive match since last May.
He joined the Tigers on a train-and-trial dealthrough to the end of the season after brief stints with the Sea Eagles and Rabbitohs, with the club eager to help him revive his NRL career.
Josh Schuster was taken to hospital after a training ground incident. Picture Instagram
The Tigers have taken a patient approach with the talented playmaker, who has impressed coaches after shedding significant weight during his time at Concord.
Though initially not expected to feature in a game until next season, he was named to line up alongside Javon Andrews this Sunday as he fights for a new contract.
Both Schuster and the Tigers view his long-term future in the halves, rather than at second-row where he spent much of the past two seasons.
Pringle Gold
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He was an Irish player that played a season with Benji at dragons. I think he played two nrl games. Mostly played over in England.
magpies forever
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Man, Benji has surrounded himself. Not good. Will not end well.
Obviously taken before they went home at half time.
balmain boy
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There's not a chance in hell the tigers see his future in the halves. We're stocked. It's lock or bust for him. Disgraceful that he's bumped our star player from his natural position just so Benji doesn't bride another ego.Wests Tigers playmaker Josh Schuster in hospital scare ahead of comeback
Josh Schuster’s return to rugby league could be over before it started, with the returning playmaker taken to hospital for scans following an ugly training ground accident.
August 12, 2026 - 6:49PM
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...ory/3a37c8cc0bcbd609ebc2526707acc201#comments
Wests Tigers suffered a scare on Wednesday after Josh Schuster was taken to hospital following a blow to the throat during training.
Just a day after being named to make his club debut in the NSW Cup, Schuster was involved in an opposed session where he took a hit from teammate Alex Twal, prompting medical staff to send the five-eighth for urgent scans.
While tests cleared Schuster of any major damage, his rugby league comeback could still be delayed depending on his recovery over the coming days.
Schuster has not played a competitive match since last May.
He joined the Tigers on a train-and-trial dealthrough to the end of the season after brief stints with the Sea Eagles and Rabbitohs, with the club eager to help him revive his NRL career.
Josh Schuster was taken to hospital after a training ground incident. Picture Instagram
The Tigers have taken a patient approach with the talented playmaker, who has impressed coaches after shedding significant weight during his time at Concord.
Though initially not expected to feature in a game until next season, he was named to line up alongside Javon Andrews this Sunday as he fights for a new contract.
Both Schuster and the Tigers view his long-term future in the halves, rather than at second-row where he spent much of the past two seasons.
pawsandclaws1
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Schuster is a prodigious talent and if he can get his game together, he will be an asset to WTs. How many clubs are looking for good 5/8s? It places WTs in a strong position.
In the one game he played, Andrews exposure at 7 in NSW Cup was evident. I believe it to be a good move to round out his game.
In the one game he played, Andrews exposure at 7 in NSW Cup was evident. I believe it to be a good move to round out his game.
426Tlgerland
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That’s a shame , he’s worked hard and just unlucky not to start , he could be anything , but we just need to wait , recover and jump back in young manWests Tigers playmaker Josh Schuster in hospital scare ahead of comeback
Josh Schuster’s return to rugby league could be over before it started, with the returning playmaker taken to hospital for scans following an ugly training ground accident.
August 12, 2026 - 6:49PM
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...ory/3a37c8cc0bcbd609ebc2526707acc201#comments
Wests Tigers suffered a scare on Wednesday after Josh Schuster was taken to hospital following a blow to the throat during training.
Just a day after being named to make his club debut in the NSW Cup, Schuster was involved in an opposed session where he took a hit from teammate Alex Twal, prompting medical staff to send the five-eighth for urgent scans.
While tests cleared Schuster of any major damage, his rugby league comeback could still be delayed depending on his recovery over the coming days.
Schuster has not played a competitive match since last May.
He joined the Tigers on a train-and-trial dealthrough to the end of the season after brief stints with the Sea Eagles and Rabbitohs, with the club eager to help him revive his NRL career.
Josh Schuster was taken to hospital after a training ground incident. Picture Instagram
The Tigers have taken a patient approach with the talented playmaker, who has impressed coaches after shedding significant weight during his time at Concord.
Though initially not expected to feature in a game until next season, he was named to line up alongside Javon Andrews this Sunday as he fights for a new contract.
Both Schuster and the Tigers view his long-term future in the halves, rather than at second-row where he spent much of the past two seasons.
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