This hurts me more than it hurts them. 1 REECE WALSH: Probably the least highlights-laden display of his eight-game career, yet still managed a try, a line-break,165 metres and four tackle-breaks. Came up with a two or three subpar plays to… Read More ›
Evaluating the individuals after one of the biggest collective bed-shits in Warriors history. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): If they’d won the game, we’d be lauding another huge RTS performance – game-high tallies of 25 runs, 267 metres and 10 tackle-breaks, as… Read More ›
With 11 rounds of the 2021 regular season to go, previous winners Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Tohu Harris are locked in an apparent two-horse race for the fourth annual This Warriors Life Player of the Year award. Fashioned on now-defunct Rugby League Week‘s system… 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 ›
Individual evaluations after a tough loss to the Knights in Gosford. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): A huge night from the skipper. A game-high 218 metres from 25 runs, two slick try-assists and generally slick work at the back besides dropping one… Read More ›
Marks out of 10 for the Warriors after a comprehensive season-opening win over the Titans in Gosford. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Certainly not vintage Roger, but it didn’t need to be. Marshalled and cleaned up from the back well, racked up… Read More ›
Marks out of 10 after a heart-breaker against the Eels in Gosford. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: Absolutely astonishing once again. A total of 278 running metres was boosted by an electrifying line-break that set up Chanel’s second, while also had a key… Read More ›
Marks out of 10 after a memorable win over the Broncos. 3 Peta Hiku: It’s hard to ignore the bad: a dropped bomb in the first half and one he inexplicably let bounce in the second to gift the Broncos a… Read More ›
Some standouts and letdowns, but all in all a very positive way to finish a disappointing 2019 season. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (C): A so-so first half, but the skipper’s scintillating performance after the break should have attracted the three points and… Read More ›
A familiar rundown in the Warriors player ratings stakes after a 42-16 drubbing from the Sharks. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Such a class act. Ran for a game-high 211 metres and made a team-high 11 tackle-breaks, came up with the most… Read More ›