10/10 for effort across the board, but a mixed bag individually performance-wise. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: Cleaned up at the back superbly all night, carried the ball 16 times for 129 metres and scored a brilliant try on halftime that dragged his… Read More ›
The Warriors’ bid for a third straight win for the first time since 2018 came up just short, but the NRL’s most inspirational team’s month-long streak of putting up valiant, never-say-die performances remained intact in an 18-12 loss to competition… Read More ›
Plenty of healthy marks out of 10 following another wonderful team performance. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: Another mammoth performance – tough, industrious and cool. Unflappable at the back, carried the ball 21 times for 207 metres (including 97 post-contact) and got into… Read More ›
Despite being sympathetic to the Warriors’ nomadic plight and myriad setbacks in 2020, at TWL we’ve been reluctant to use those handicaps to excuse poor performances. But if there was a time when we could forgive a flat showing, it was this… Read More ›
Marks out of 10 following a season-best upset of Wests Tigers. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: Recovered from a costly early error to inspire his team with 279 metres (99 post-contact) from 26 runs, seven tackle-breaks and two offloads, plus forced two line… Read More ›
Todd Payten called for his side’s performance in last week’s gallant loss to Sydney Roosters to be their base level effort moving forward. The Warriors heeded their interim coach’s plea – and gave his chances of securing the gig fulltime… Read More ›
Individual appraisals for a valiant team effort after the Warriors 18-10 loss to the Roosters at Central Coast Stadium. 1 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck: Worked hard out of his own end but a 130-metre return from 17 carries was a bit un-Roger like…. Read More ›
The Warriors’ fanbase aren’t expecting any miracles given the myriad unique challenges our team are grappling with – we just want to see some heart, character and desperation on the paddock. They delivered all three traits in spades in an… Read More ›
Yuck. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: Led the team with 172 metres and came up with a line-break and try-assist in the dying seconds, but was unable to get involved in attack despite the Warriors’ mountain of good ball. That’s partly the fault… Read More ›
We’re only halfway through the season. That may be the most depressing aspect of the Warriors’ embarrassing 46-10 loss to Cronulla, marking the return of Sunday arvo footy with 80 minutes of defensive incompetence and Z-grade attack as well as… Read More ›