Very little to get excited about from an individual standpoint – particularly given one of our three best players was making his last appearance for the club. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Returned to his favoured fullback role and racked up a… Read More ›
Walshy leading the pack in the Warriors’ vital 30-26 victory over Wests Tigres. 17 REECE WALSH: Put a lamentable in-goal clean-up attempt behind him to paint a masterpiece in his fifth NRL game. Three brilliant try-assists from insane cut-out balls underlined… Read More ›
High praise for CHT and Walshy, brickbats for Kodi and Pompey. And commendations for some solid middle forwards. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): A game-high 229 metres from 21 runs and a line-break, but there will be no addition to his Dally… Read More ›
Getting harder to justify the retention of some long-term servants after that one… 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): An utter workhorse with 24 carries for a by-a-mile team-high 209 metres, but struggled to ignite the attack as he has at times in… Read More ›
Kodi Nikorima’s enigmatic form in the halves continues to frustrate Warriors fans – his blistering first half and anonymous display in the second stanza epitomised a rollercoaster 24-20 win over the Cowboys on Sunday. But the diminutive livewire’s goalkicking is… Read More ›
Will and Brad are still shaken up by Sunday’s game of two halves. But Brad has been working hard to find an alternative nickname to the unimaginative ‘Reece Lightning’ for our new teen superstar, while Will has been delving deep… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Playmaker Kodi Nikorima has recommitted to the Vodafone Warriors by agreeing to stay with the club for the 2022 NRL season. The 27-year-old Kiwi international, originally signed from the Brisbane Broncos midway through the 2019 season, had… Read More ›
Some heroic performances from some usual suspects and a couple of under-pressure playmakers as the injury-hit Warriors upset the Dragons at Kogarah. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: The skipper marked his 100th game for the club with yet another inspirational, industrious, match-winning… Read More ›
On hiatus for a couple of weeks, Will and Brad return with their longest TWL pod ever. That’s not necessarily a good thing. Nevertheless, the boys are all guns blazing – with Nikorima and Egan in the firing line –… Read More ›
The ‘3’ and ‘4’ keys got a rare workout while appraising an abominable performance in losing to the battling Sea Eagles. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: The skipper’s colossal workload – 30 runs for 259 metres – is part of the Warriors’… Read More ›