Will and Brad froth over the continuation of a Warriors resurgence, this time after a valiant defeat to the Panthers. Plenty to cover off, including Paul Turner’s potential debut, a Pompey conspiracy theory, the impending crew of cast-offs, the Telstra-Vodafone… Read More ›
10/10 for effort across the board, but a mixed bag individually performance-wise. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: Cleaned up at the back superbly all night, carried the ball 16 times for 129 metres and scored a brilliant try on halftime that dragged his… Read More ›
The Warriors’ bid for a third straight win for the first time since 2018 came up just short, but the NRL’s most inspirational team’s month-long streak of putting up valiant, never-say-die performances remained intact in an 18-12 loss to competition… Read More ›
Tohu Harris and a couple of young guns rose above several dismal performers in a 26-0 loss to the Panthers. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c): Celebrating his 27th birthday today, the skipper had one of his least effective games for the club…. Read More ›
An all-too-familiar tale for Warriors fans played out on Sunday afternoon. With their season on the line and everything to play for they somehow managed to come up short. And once again, it was a former Warrior putting the final… Read More ›
Marks out of 10 for the Warriors players after a shattering golden point defeat to the Panthers at Mt Smart Stadium. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK: A couple of shaky moments on the try-line during the second half and trumped twice as… 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 ›
Home sweet home. Probably not something Warriors fans have resonated with over the past two months, with their side having lost their last four straight games at Mt Smart Stadium. 5 – The Warriors haven’t lost five straight games at… Read More ›
After being ignored by the rep selectors, Will Evans and Brad Larking are back with a bumper episode of TWL’s podcast. There’s a Kiwis-Tonga wrap, Origin musings, a Warriors-Titans recap, the NRL Rd 15 preview and chat about all the… Read More ›