Will and Brad finally get around to their 2020 sign-off episode, summing up the crazy Warriors season that was. The boys dish out some awards and give their appraisal on all 32 players who pulled on the jersey this year…. 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 ›
As he is set to do with the Warriors’ official gong, Tohu Harris has broken Roger Tuivasa-Sheck’s stranglehold on the This Warriors Life Player of the Year award. Nicking the old Rugby League Week POTY model, we gave every Warriors player… Read More ›
Marks out of 10 (and most importantly the last opportunity to vie for TWL Player of the Year points) after the Warriors’ season-ending win over Manly. 1 PETA HIKU: Quickly made up for an early spilled bomb with a classy display,… Read More ›
This ‘dead-rubber’ match always had the feel of an exhibition match designed to pay homage to the Warriors’ unprecedented sacrifice to keep the NRL season alive, as well as their spectacular efforts to stay in the finals race until a… Read More ›
After a two-week car crash- and whitebait trip-related absence, Will and Brad return with a familiar theme: bursting with pride over the Warriors’ late-season moxy, despite slipping out of the finals race. Then there’s the Addin Fonua-Blake bombshell, the reported… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Powerhouse Mate Ma’a Tonga and Manly front rower Addin Fonua-Blake has today been confirmed as the Vodafone Warriors’ fifth major signing for their 2021 NRL campaign after being secured on a three-year contract to the end of… Read More ›
Marks out of 10 following a gallant defeat to big guns Canberra. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: Another inspirational performance in what was almost certainly the last we’ll see of our beloved skipper in 2020. Had a line-break and a team-high 186 metres… Read More ›
This team should be playing finals footy. The Warriors gave top-four hopefuls Canberra a major fright on Sunday afternoon before valiantly going down 26-14 in a testy clash. Their finals hopes dashed last week, the Warriors arrived in the capital… Read More ›
Five Kiwi Ferns headline a multi-national Warriors NRLW squad named today which also features four Jillaroos internationals and two Australian Olympic gold medal-winning rugby union sevens players. In naming the 22-strong line-up for this year’s NRLW premiership, new Warriors coach… Read More ›
The Auckland Warriors and Canberra Raiders clashed before even taking the field against one another, but ultimately went on to forge a fascinating and fluctuating rivalry marked by semi-final classics, golden point thrillers and home-ground hoodoos. Overall record: Played… Read More ›