Spine shines in homecoming celebration. 14 CHANEL HARRIS-TAVITA: CHT’s impending sabbatical is tinged with sadness for supporters after a display like that. Sensational out of position, running for 148 metres on 16 carries, chasing through to score a try, probing on… Read More ›
Probably not the ratings you’d expect to see overall after a 40-6 drubbing, but there were some genuinely impressive performers and encouraging signs as the Warriors went down to the premiers in their last Redcliffe home game. 1 REECE… Read More ›
Another subpar outing for the backs and halves, while it was tough to pinpoint a genuine standout from the Warriors’ ragtag 17 in a comprehensive loss to the Sharks. 1 REECE WALSH: Responsible for some of the best and a decent… Read More ›
The opening act of Stacey Jones’ tenure as head coach had Warriors fans grasping at familiar delusions of grandeur – but after crossing twice in the early stages, they scored just one of the last nine tries of their Sunday… Read More ›
It’s your weekly dose of catharsis after another bone-chilling chapter in the Warriors’ 2022 horror story – a 44-12 loss to an Origin-depleted, injury-hit, 11th-placed (but nevertheless totally dominant and rampaging) Manly Sea Eagles. 1 REECE WALSH: No Warrior has… Read More ›
Pompey’s gonna Pompey. 1 REECE WALSH: Lovely role in DWZ’s try, led the team with seven tackle-breaks and busy with 16 runs for 131 metres among 37 touches – but overall not as impressive as recent weeks and overshadowed by Dragons… Read More ›
Much like the final scoreline, the individual ratings from the Warriors’ 32-30 loss to South Sydney don’t quite reflect how truly awful the team’s overall performance was. At least they learned how to score against 12. #NRLWarriorsSouths Match Highlights 🎥… Read More ›
Two absolute standouts and a stack of duds in one of the Warriors’ worst-ever losses. 1 REECE WALSH: Firmly asserted his commitment to returning to NZ with the club for 2023 but I’m not sure the Warriors deserve him. Miles ahead… Read More ›
Give me a 70-10 Anzac Day loss any day. The Warriors’ spineless – in more ways than one – 29-10 defeat to a Cronulla side that had a player sent off in the 16th minute and another sin-binned during the… Read More ›
A hard one to sum up individually in such a sloppy-but-emotional win – but we’ve had a go anyway. 1 REECE WALSH: Some excellent clean-up plays at the back were the highlight with our livewire custodian struggling to impose himself on… Read More ›