Scored a good try.
He’s had a shocking run with injuries,
He’s had a shocking run with injuries,
He played
weststigerman
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Schuster look short a run as expected but I thought there was enough there for a train and trial deal. Still has a slick passing game.
Good cover if Doueihi goes.
Good cover if Doueihi goes.
Just on the reserve grade being played before NRL. I would also love that. I did notice last weekend we also played reserve grade away vs the Roosters on Sunday, but that game was at Wentworth Park, not at Allianz
rihannafan1
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Schuster showed a couple of classy touches with his boot and a nice slight of hand. A bit off the pace but you can see why you'd give him a shot. Hayze Dunster also showed a thing or two.
tigerboyy19
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Poor performance to close out the year expected more especially with all those big names listed. Disappointing end to the year
Yeah they have never liked the merge from day one , i have visited their forum a couple of times and they are still filthy at Balmain , they don’t like Orange jumpers they go crook if a player gets taken from magpies to play in the Tigers nrl team , yep they are definite dinosaurs
TigerNeddyK
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Schuster playing his first game in 2,5 years looked so classy with the ball.. he has so much skill ,, very classy ball player
It was a problem when running out onto the field with the old steel stud boots on,
Seen a couple of guys go arse over, guessing it was their first game at Lidcome.
And also sat on the velodrome watching a West/Manly game back in the 70’s.
Good memories
Yeah...i was at this one...
BlackWhiteGold
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A bit of fun with my Wests Magpies NSW Cup player of the year awards.
Spot on @BlackWhiteGold, nothing even contentious.A bit of fun with my Wests Magpies NSW Cup player of the year awards.
BlackWhiteGold
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wstigers11
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NSW Cup TOTY
At Louisa County High School near Richmond, Virginia, USA, an auto shop class is teaching students more than mechanical skills.
Through a partnership with charity Giving Words, students repair donated vehicles that are then given free to single mothers who need reliable transportation.
Several times a year, the shop surprises a single mother by opening the garage doors to reveal a fully repaired vehicle adorned with a massive red bow. What began in a driveway has grown into a statewide effort, with more than 60 cars donated so far.
Teacher Shane Robertson, himself a former student of the program, helps guide students through the repairs and shows them the real impact of their work.
For recipients, a dependable car can mean easier access to jobs, schools, medical appointments, and everyday necessities.
What looks like a simple auto shop class has become a hands-on program helping families build more stable lives, one repaired vehicle at a time.
Through a partnership with charity Giving Words, students repair donated vehicles that are then given free to single mothers who need reliable transportation.
Several times a year, the shop surprises a single mother by opening the garage doors to reveal a fully repaired vehicle adorned with a massive red bow. What began in a driveway has grown into a statewide effort, with more than 60 cars donated so far.
Teacher Shane Robertson, himself a former student of the program, helps guide students through the repairs and shows them the real impact of their work.
For recipients, a dependable car can mean easier access to jobs, schools, medical appointments, and everyday necessities.
What looks like a simple auto shop class has become a hands-on program helping families build more stable lives, one repaired vehicle at a time.
A 2001 Volvo S80 has been sitting alone on a tiny man-made island near Ottawa, Illinois, since 2012.
The unusual story began when the car was towed onto a narrow piece of land in a flooded former strip mine. An excavator was then used to remove the land connecting the area to the shore, leaving the Volvo surrounded by water.
The site has since become known as “Volvo Island” and has attracted attention because of how unusual it looks.
The car remains visible from the surrounding area and has also appeared on Google Maps and Google Street View.
Despite often being described as a car that was “stranded,” it was actually placed there intentionally, making the story even more unusual.
The unusual story began when the car was towed onto a narrow piece of land in a flooded former strip mine. An excavator was then used to remove the land connecting the area to the shore, leaving the Volvo surrounded by water.
The site has since become known as “Volvo Island” and has attracted attention because of how unusual it looks.
The car remains visible from the surrounding area and has also appeared on Google Maps and Google Street View.
Despite often being described as a car that was “stranded,” it was actually placed there intentionally, making the story even more unusual.
