The night shed. Bonfire crackle. A milestone that actually means something. We kick off with pure chaos energy—improvised lighting, a landmark episode number—and then swerve into a coach’s reality: a brilliant young keeper sidelined, rules blocking a replacement, and a long drive home capped by the most expensive mistake a tired mind can make. Four hours, a drained tank, and a team of teenagers who now have a story for life. Chaperoning turns into quake-watching as a short, sharp New Zealand ...
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The night shed. Bonfire crackle. A milestone that actually means something. We kick off with pure chaos energy—improvised lighting, a landmark episode number—and then swerve into a coach’s reality: a brilliant young keeper sidelined, rules blocking a replacement, and a long drive home capped by the most expensive mistake a tired mind can make. Four hours, a drained tank, and a team of teenagers who now have a story for life. Chaperoning turns into quake-watching as a short, sharp New Zealand ...
Card Fever: When Your Ref Has a Shocker But Your PC Gets a Stunner
Coom & Currie Sports cards
1 hour 7 minutes
2 months ago
Card Fever: When Your Ref Has a Shocker But Your PC Gets a Stunner
Cards speak louder than words—especially when they're numbered to 65 and feature your national football hero. This week, we're diving headfirst into our expanding collections, revealing treasures both new and old that have found their way into our hands. Football takes center stage as we share updates from our respective teams. With Fiddlers Elbow FC still leading the pack despite a recent setback and North Wellington Women's team putting up a valiant fight against the league leaders, there'...
Coom & Currie Sports cards
The night shed. Bonfire crackle. A milestone that actually means something. We kick off with pure chaos energy—improvised lighting, a landmark episode number—and then swerve into a coach’s reality: a brilliant young keeper sidelined, rules blocking a replacement, and a long drive home capped by the most expensive mistake a tired mind can make. Four hours, a drained tank, and a team of teenagers who now have a story for life. Chaperoning turns into quake-watching as a short, sharp New Zealand ...
