The Warriors have produced 68 New Zealand internationals since 1995. It’s an impressive tally, given the leading club in terms of producing Australian internationals, Sydney Roosters with 84, have been around since 1908. Manly, second with 71 of their players… Read More ›
The 13th-placed Warriors take on the second-last Titans this Friday night at Cbus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast. 600 – This will be the Warriors 600th game since entering the Australian competition back in 1995. They’ve won 274, drawn… Read More ›
The Warriors went down to Melbourne 32-10 on Saturday night after a promising first half where they looked like they were up for the fight. Unfortunately, not coming out of the sheds for the second half, metaphorically speaking, saw them… Read More ›
The Warriors take on the top-of-the-table Melbourne this Saturday at Mt Smart Stadium. The keen rivals will once again compete for the Michael Moore Trophy, named in honour of the Storm’s inaugural Football Manager who died in a tragic accident… Read More ›
During a 22-season rivalry, the Warriors have crafted a well-deserved reputation as a bogey side for perennial contenders Melbourne – particularly at the Storm’s home grounds. The teams have staged many dramatic clashes, none more so than the Warriors’ twin… Read More ›
In 358 NRL games, there’s not a club that champion halfback Cooper Cronk hasn’t tormented on a regular basis. Cronk crafted a winning record against all 15 other clubs during a decorated 14-season stay with Melbourne, but it may come… Read More ›
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 Auckland Warriors endured their troubles against the St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers early in the club’s existence, and that was only exacerbated by the St George Illawarra Dragons merger in 1999 – the Warriors’ success rate against the… Read More ›
The Warriors were largely at the mercy of the mercurial Andrew Johns during the first decade of their rivalry with the Knights, but they have turned the tables on the Novacastrians over the past 12 seasons to take a… Read More ›
A giant of the modern era, Greg Inglis has been a frequent thorn in the Warriors’ side – but he’s also endured his share of heartache at the hands of the Auckland-based club. In the wake of ‘GI’s’ shock retirement, This… Read More ›
