The Warriors’ seesawing rivalry with the Penrith Panthers includes two shared coaches, several stars who have turned out for both clubs, two finals matches and a truckload of points. But after 24 seasons, it’s the Panthers who hold the advantage… Read More ›
The pre-game consensus was that if the Warriors showed anywhere near the intensity and desire they produced in Melbourne on Anzac Day, they would comfortably account for Newcastle in a virtual must-win at Mount Smart. But talking about the Warriors’… Read More ›
Will Evans and Brad Larking break down the Warriors’ gutsy loss to the Storm, gush over Patty Herbert and talk about the pros and cons of Kodi Nikorima’s impending arrival at Penrose before launching into a preview of NRL Round… Read More ›
The legacy of the ANZACs holds a hallowed place in the narrative of rugby league in Australia and New Zealand. April 25, 2019, marks 104 years since the landing of troops, predominantly from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps… Read More ›
Marks out of 10 for the one-man-band Warriors’ excruciating 17-10 loss to the struggling Cowboys in Round 6. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Beyond phenomenal yet again – the only player who looks like he’s keen to play finals footy again in… Read More ›
Will Evans and Brad Larking break down the Warriors’ heartbreaker against Souths and this weekend’s must-win clash against the Cowboys, pay tribute to Greg Inglis, debate the Jack de Belin issue, talk NSW Origin halves contenders, and the Warriors’ roster… Read More ›
The Warriors and Cowboys entered the premiership together in 1995 and have forged the tightest of rivalries in 24 seasons of competition, with the Warriors just ahead after 39 encounters. Some of the Warriors’ finest Aussie imports have come directly… Read More ›
The Warriors gave up a 12-point lead with 20 minutes to go in a 28-24 loss to South Sydney in a historic Central Coast clash – but the team undeniably produced its most important statement of 2019 to date. Blake… Read More ›
The Warriors pulled off arguably the most heart-stopping victory of 2007 – and one of the great last-gasp wins in their history – against a shell-shocked South Sydney at Stadium Australia. The Rabbitohs were the beneficiaries of some dubious video… Read More ›
BRONCOS v WESTS TIGERS 9.50pm (NZT)/7.50pm (AEST) Thursday at Suncorp Stadium Broncos: 1. Darius Boyd 2. Corey Oates 3. Kotoni Staggs 4. Jack Bird 5. Jamayne Isaako 6. Anthony Milford 7. Kodi Nikorima 8. Matthew Lodge 9. Andrew McCullough 10. Joe… Read More ›
