Via Warriors Media A new-look Agnatius Paasi will make his 100th career appearance in the Vodafone Warriors’ last home game of the season against the South Sydney Rabbitohs at Mount Smart Stadium on Friday (8.00pm kick-off). The 27-year-old front rower… Read More ›
Not much to get excited about individually from a Warriors point-of-view after a 42-6 hiding at the hands of the Roosters. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): A lone shining light yet again. Scored the opening try, came up with a string of… Read More ›
SYDNEY ROOSTERS V NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS – 4.00PM (NZT)/2.00PM (AEST), SUNDAY, AUGUST 18 @ SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND The Storylines: The Warriors are nothing if not an unpredictable hot mess of frustration and inspiration. Always have been. After a season-worst 46-12… Read More ›
What a difference 80 minutes makes! Will and Brad are a much more chipper duo this week after the Warriors’ season-best win over Manly, marvelling over CHT and the ‘Light-footed Assassin’. There’s also a tantalising recruitment whisper, Hall of Fame… Read More ›
Never underestimate the Warriors. Just when you think all hope is lost, when you think you have seen it all, they will find a way to rewrite the script. Just one week after being trounced 42-16 by Canberra, Stephen Kearney’s… Read More ›
Marks out of 10 for 17 Warriors heroes after a rousing 24-16 win over title contenders Manly. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Solid and industrious rather than spectacular with 199 metres from 21 carries, but his sole piece of brilliance was one… Read More ›
The Warriors have yet again found a way to confound the rugby league world. Just a week after an inexplicably listless 34-point loss to Canberra, the under-fire club overcame a host of injuries, a record-equalling home losing streak, and a… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Chanel Harris-Tavita is set to start at standoff in one of four changes in the top 17 players named for the Vodafone Warriors’ 21st-round NRL encounter with the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles at Mount Smart Stadium on Friday… Read More ›
Boys, just know that dishing out these ratings hurts me more than it hurts you. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): The Warriors’ best, almost inevitably. Ran for over 200 metres, made seven tackle-breaks and looked the only player on his team capable… Read More ›
Hard to get past the outrageous decisions that cost the Warriors a crucial two points, but there was plenty to be proud of from a bunch of lads who all but pulled it out of fire against insurmountable odds. 1… Read More ›