Penrith Panthers crushed the Warriors’ dreams of post-season grandeur in a clinical, relentless 27-12 elimination final result at ANZ Stadium. The Warriors made a blistering start but could not capitalise, disintegrating under the weight of several coach-killing mistakes and dreadful… Read More ›
ELIMINATION FINAL: PENRITH PANTHERS V NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS – 7.40PM NZT/5.40 AEST, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH @ ANZ STADIUM SYDNEY The Storylines: It’s taken 2,533 days, but the New Zealand Warriors are back in the NRL finals. But the club’s first post-season… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Blake Green and James Gavet both return from injury to start in the Vodafone Warriors’ first NRL finals match in seven years when they face the Penrith Panthers in Saturday’s sudden-death play-off at ANZ Stadium (5.30pm kick-off… Read More ›
There were a few stars that shone brighter than the rest in a comprehensive team performance as the Warriors trounced the Panthers 36-16. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Quiet by RTS’s recent stratospheric standards, but still finished with 14 runs for… Read More ›
The Warriors are back in the NRL finals for the first time since 2011! They bungled their first opportunity to seal their place in the post-season via an agonising loss to Canterbury on Sunday, but they grasped their second chance… Read More ›
NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS V PENRITH – 8:00PM (NZT)/6:00PM (AEST), FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 @ MOUNT SMART STADIUM The Storylines: Just when we thought it was safe to look forward to some finals footy… The Warriors’ 2018 rollercoaster took a harrowing dip last… Read More ›
Wests Tigers v Manly Sea Eagles at Campbelltown Sports Stadium – Thursday, 7:50pm (AEST)/9:50pm (NZT) Tigers: 1. Moses Mbye 2. David Nofoaluma 3. Esan Marsters 4. Mahe Fonua 5. Kevin Naiqama 6. Benji Marshall (c) 7. Luke Brooks 8. Russell… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Experienced back rower Tohu Harris returns from injury while Mason Lino replaces an injured Blake Green in the halves for the Vodafone Warriors’ 24th-round NRL clash against Penrith at Mount Smart Stadium on Friday (8.00pm kick-off). Lino’s… Read More ›
Thoughts and talking points from an Origin-shortened – but highly eventful – Round 17 of the NRL. Defensive steel goes missing The Warriors’ 2017 campaign will rightly go down as one of their most wretched, winning just seven times… Read More ›
We didn’t need a large proportion of the 10 points available to rate our boys after a disastrous 36-4 loss at Penrith. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Safe as houses but his impact was extremely well-diluted by the Panthers, who trapped… Read More ›