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2 days ago

Wingman just keeps getting better with a mid strength brew just in time for those long summer afternoons.

Thanks for having our back Wingman BeerSummer is knocking on the door and so is The Wingman Beer!
Thank you everyone for your patience, we know there's been quite a few Wingman fans trying to get their hands on our beers and we are glad you love them as much as we do.
We are a regional NSW based brewery and didn't expect to see so much love for our beer this in the past year. We've been working hard behind the scenes, listened to your feedback, have learnt from the stats and a whole lot of research and while we get ready to brew 4.5% for summer we can proudly announce this weekend we will have our new Mid- Strength 3.5% Wingman Beer landing at selected bottle shops! Wingman has your back! Stay tuned for locations on where you can get the exciting new 3.5% Mid Strength!

Tag your Wingman who will be pumped to try the new Wingman Beer!! 🍻🍻

#wingmanbeer #wingman #wingmanmidstrength #wingmanhasyourback #alwayshasyourback #wingmanbrewery #australianowned #summerfun #flysafe #drinkresponsibly #midstrengthbeer
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3 days ago

Vets Day this Saturday is going to be HUGE!!

With a team of previously retired players coming out to take on Hawkesbury Valley Rugby Club with David Taylor in his 400th we've had to check the record books.

It's a good thing we did

As well as DT's 400th, Paul Gibbs and Rodger Shanahan will get their 150th, whilst Simon Kearney and Clark Smith will both run out for their 100th game for the club.

Talk about a day of milestones.

We'll have our famous warm pork rolls straight off the spit and the proceeds from the sale of each will go to Beyond Blue

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2 months ago

Yummy yummy in my tummy.PSA: 50 cent chicken wings are back every Wednesday!!

How many can you eat?

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2 months ago

It's a big day tomorrow for our club Secretary Patrick David

It's his 41st birthday and to celebrate he'll run on in 3rd grade for his 250th game with the club.

A HUGE milestone that happens to coincide with Island Feast Day. There's sure to be a few beers had after the game.

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3 months ago

Looks like a good spot to watch NSW give it to QLD.

WINGS! YUM! at The Willoughby HotelWe are Origin ready!!

50 cent chicken wings, plus all your favourite beers on taps 🍻

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3 months ago

From The Fitz Files

Try for the ages

Roseville’s Brothers Rugby Club is one of the more community-minded of the subbies organisations, and among its players are several blokes who work in the field of caring for young people with disabilities.

A couple of weeks ago three of them – Michael, Mick and Josh – approached the club president wanting to sort something out for one of their charges. Nick, a young fellow with cerebral palsy, lives at home with his family and spends the day at the facility where the players work. Nick, they said, is a sports fanatic, loves his rugby, and would get a great thrill if he could be involved in a game in some way, perhaps in the coming one against the likeable lads of Hawkesbury Ag College? Done.

The plan was for Nick to “run on” through a tunnel of players in his wheelchair, in a Brothers jersey. Hawkesbury Ag were asked if they would be involved and, without hesitation, agreed. But it didn’t work out as planned. For after he was wheeled on before the cheering crowd at Roseville Chase Oval on this beautiful autumnal Saturday, he didn’t want to leave the field and neither did the players from either side.

So instead, a quick burst of mock game took place with the Brothers boys getting behind Nick, as he tucks the ball under his arm, sets his wheelchair for off-road, and they barged him around before the scattering Hawkesbury Ag lads.

And look at him go!

He swivels left, he swivels right, he runs over one player, and wings another. He’s through the gap! Hawkesbury Ag close in cover defence, but the Brothers boys beat them back, as the try line beckons. He’s over!
Try! Try! TRY!!!!!

A try for your life! One for the ages. As the referee, with full ceremony, blows his whistle and puts his arm in the air to make it official, more than a few spectators are in tears – including Nick’s family.

When the president of Brothers speaks to one of the Hawkesbury Ag players after the game to thank them for their involvement in what was a special moment for Nick – and everybody at the ground – his comment says it all: “Isn’t that what rugby is all about?”

Yup. Precisely what it is about.

Gotta love this city.

Story courtesy of Peter Fitzsimons (SMH)

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3 months ago

Long lunch on POETS day? Why not.
The Willoughby HotelNeed an excuse for a Friday lunch at the pub? 🍷
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4 months ago

Results from the weekend.

A hard fought draw for First grade.

2s had a great second half, unfortunately the game had already got away but showed great determination to see it out till the end.

A gutsy performance from Colts who are sure to start putting wins on the board soon.

Unfortunately we had to forfeit 3rd grade due to lack of player availability.

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4 months ago