Via Warriors Media Agreement has been reached for Penrith Panthers prop Jack Hetherington to join the Vodafone Warriors on loan immediately after Sydney Roosters front rower Poasa Faamausili was recalled by his club yesterday. Faamausili spent a month with the… Read More ›
The Warriors’ already tenuous finals hopes are on life support after having their hearts broken by a former friend and a familiar foe. Penrith playmaker James Maloney, the Auckland club’s linchpin from 2010-12, added to his catalogue of Warriors-killing moments… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Blake Green will both achieve their 150-game milestones while Nate Roache, Sam Lisone and Leivaha Pulu have been recalled for the Warriors’ NRL Heritage Round encounter with the Penrith Panthers at Mount Smart… Read More ›
Individual marks out of 10 for the Warriors’ comprehensive team performance in disposing of Penrith 30-10. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Another high-quality offering from the skipper, running for 153 metres on 19 carries and laying on a try for Patty Herbert…. Read More ›
The TWL crew was at a wedding last night, but caught a glorious 1am replay. Back-to-back for the first time in 2019 for the Warriors with an emphatic, hoodoo-busting 30-10 thrashing of a frankly awful Penrith Panthers side. Warriors 30 (Issac… Read More ›
PENRITH PANTHERS V NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS – 8PM (NZT)/6PM (AEST) @ PANTHERS STADIUM The Storylines: Just when you’re writing off their finals chances, the Warriors reel you back in with a sterling display. They were staring down the barrel of… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Warriors head coach Stephen Kearney has retained an unchanged playing squad for Friday night’s 10th-round NRL match against Penrith at Panthers Stadium in Sydney (6.00pm kick-off local time; 8.00pm NZT). Of the top 17 named, hooker Nate… Read More ›
Penrith’s spectacular second-half resurgence fell just short as Cronulla squeaked home 21-20 in a nerve-shredding sudden-death semi – after leading by 16 points at halftime. Matt Moylan won his highly-publicised five-eighth duel with a patchy James Maloney, but Sharks No.7… Read More ›
The Warriors’ abrupt exit from the finals has left fans scrambling to find a surrogate team to follow for the remainder of the playoffs – and it’s slim pickings out there. To help you choose which bandwagon to jump on,… Read More ›
1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Recovered from an ankle injury to take his place in the Warriors’ line-up but succumbed to a knee complaint midway through the first half, totally changing the trajectory of his team’s bid to stay alive…. Read More ›