Via Warriors Media Front rower Jamayne Taunoa-Brown is leaving the Vodafone Warriors to continue his NRL career with another club. The 24-year-old 2020-2021 Indigenous All-Stars prop was initially on a train and trial contract with the club before earning a… Read More ›
This tribute was first published in August 2020, updated in August 2021. When my Dad first told me he might be a bit unwell in late-April last year, we joked that the Warriors better hurry the fuck up and win… Read More ›
AVAILABLE NOW! Click here to purchase This Warriors Life‘s WILL EVANS has penned a comprehensive history of the Warriors’ first 25 seasons, published by Bateman Books and set for an early-December release. The 392-page tome will be available in all… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Vodafone Warriors winger David Fusitu’a has been granted an immediate release from his contract. The Mate Ma’a Tonga international, who was signed until the end of the 2023 season, will continue his career in the English Super… Read More ›
The oldest living Kiwi in history, 98-year-old Raymond James Cranch, a World War II veteran and Auckland rugby league stalwart who became Kiwi #341 when he toured Britain and France with the 1951-52 squad, has sadly passed away. One of… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Experienced Gold Coast playmaker Ash Taylor has been handed the chance of a one-year contract with the Vodafone Warriors after signing a train and trial deal with a club top 30 option for 2022. The 26-year-old Queenslander… Read More ›
The Warriors have confirmed the departure of erratic prop Kane Evans, released from the second year of a two-season contract as the 29-year-old eyes off a Super League deal. “By mutual agreement we’ve parted ways amicably to enable Kane to… Read More ›
It’s an end-of-season blowout with Will and Brad getting together with Fonzie over a few froths. They talk Brown, best 17 for 2022, Ash Taylor, CHT and a whole bunch of random, tangential garbage. Hopefully a bit of lockdown relief… Read More ›
It’s too disjointed to call it a season review, but Will and Brad give their assessment of the weak finish to 2021 on the Gold Coast, the overblown discipline furore and a wretched season overall. Plus recruitment chat, Will’s deep… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Tireless Vodafone Warriors back rower Tohu Harris has today been awarded the club’s highest accolade – the Simon Mannering Medal – for the second year running. Despite a season-ending ACL knee injury limiting him to 15 appearances,… Read More ›
In a reflection of the 2021 Warriors’ wretched run with injuries, extreme lack of continuity throughout the season and absence of genuinely consistent individual performers, Jazz Tevaga is the surprise winner of the TWL Player of the Year award. Like the now-defunct… Read More ›
Like doing school reports for a classroom full of delinquents. 1 REECE WALSH: A couple of brilliant last-line saves – and 13 tackles is a lot for a fullback – but attack-wise Walshy has fallen off a cliff in the last… Read More ›