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Week of Jul 5, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Jun 28, 2025

Zyon Maiu'u

Also on Zyon, he was a junior sprinter on a number of successful relay teams for Waitakere. He was too big for individual sprint glory but always raced anyway. I’ll never knock a kid that has the guts to compete individually, whether it be track or boxing or tennis or whatever. You can have a bad day in team sports and your team can still win, you have a bad on the track or in the ring and everyone sees you fail, sometimes in front hundreds of people.

How are his tattoos even a factor in judging his playing ability? He’s from a strong Samoan family with a sister signed to NZ sevens and was in the squad that played at the recent world champs, and a younger bro the in the Warriors pathways that’s also a sprinter.

Good luck to him, if he retired tomorrow, he’s still played one more NRL game than any of us have ever played.

Week of Jun 21, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Jun 14, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Jun 7, 2025

Sharks v Warriors - [Round 14, 2025]

This is a massive game now that the Cows, Dragons and eagles all lost. Beat the Sharks, and we go 6 clear of the chasing pack with a bye to come.

In the context of securing a top 4 place and with our run home, this game is absolutely huge.

A week after losing Skip, a result tonight would be the icing on an incredible first half of the season. To be 10-3 if we win would be a dream and a few banged up boys can get a week off to rest and recover.

I got nothing else to say. Just turn up, defend like beasts and take your chances.

Treat this like a prelim where there are no tomorrows. Great semis practice.

Let’s fkn go.

Week of May 31, 2025

Warriors v Raiders - [Round 12, 2025]

I thought we did alright without our starting props. Was such a niggly game and if we had either Barnett of JFH we would have won that. I know plenty give Ford shit but 200m and 43 tackles is impressive.

Week of May 24, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of May 17, 2025

Dolphins vs Warriors - [Round 11, 2025]

Lance155 said:
I think it might have been Leka in a recent interview saying how the young boys try to match Fish in training etc, so he is definitely having an impact with his actions
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Stacey was on SENZ this week and mentioned that JFH does extras after every training and that three boys always stay with him: Laban, Leka and Demetric.

Week of May 10, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Ferdie said:
Apologies, this is more about retention than recruitment.
But who would be our best 13 players (as in a starting lineup) of players that should be our highest priority to retain?
From the conversations here, I'll have a crack, but other opinions are welcome.
Note: This lineup excludes anyone in the top 30 or who have played NRL before.

1. Jeremiah Lemana
2. Raphael Sio
3. Kahu Capper
4. Caelys Putoko
5. Motu Pasikala
6. Jack Thompson
7. Jett Cleary
8. Jason Salalilo
9. Makaia Tafua
10. Rodney Tuipulotu Vea
11. Bishop Neal
12. Kayliss Fatialofa
13. Lennox Tuiloma
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I've had a go ranking each player's potential by position and put the age they are turning/have turned this year.

I'm sure I've missed a bunch but tried to include everyone that i think has some sort of first grade potential. This is obviously not a list of who's better right now also.

Fullback
1. Jeremiah Lemana (17)
2. Joseph Ratcliffe (18)
3. Caelys Putoko (20)

Wing
1. Ezekiel Davidson-Faaiuaso (18)
2. Alexander Pua (17)
3. Kaian Olsen (16)
4. Motu Pasikala (20)
5. Conor Bowden (19)
6. Raphael Sio (20)
7. Kairus Booth (18)

Center
1. Soane Ma'asi (17)
2. Sio Kali (20)
3. Patrick Moimoi (21)
4. Nganaiaiafu Vake (20)
5. Hiraka Waitai-Haenga (19)
6. Kahu Capper (19)
7. Hinckley Ioka (17)

Halves
1. Jack Thompson (18)
2. Tyson Hansen (17)
3. Tusi Alapati Soagia (17)
4. Jett Cleary (21)
5. Luke Hanson (21)
6. Christiano Elia (16)

Prop
1. Lucian Mikaele (17)
2. Jason Salalilo (19)
3. Krushil Koteka (17)
4. Kenny Lafituanai (16)
5. Rodney Tuipulotu Vea (20)
6. Paea Sikuvea (19)
7. Harry Durbin (20)
8. Toby Crosby (22)
9. Tepatasi Laumalili (19)

Second Row
1. Bishop Neal (17)
2. Satali Fretton (16)
3. Eddie Ieremia (21)
4. Kayliss Fatialofa (20)
5. Tusi Fanolua (16)
6. Militoni Sikuvea (18)
7. Dougal Grant (17)

Lock:
1. Lennox Tuiloma (18)
2. Ronan Byford (17)
3. Augustino Filipo (19)
4. Gordon Afoa (18)

Hooker:
1. Makaia Tafua (20)
2. Dreytin Marriott (17)
2. Jacob Auloa (20)

Week of May 3, 2025

Warriors v Cowboys - [Round 9, 2025]

My wife surprised me & purchased tix to the games(Whole weekend) flights(Perth to Brissy) for magic round. Her folks live 15 mins from Suncorp. So our accom is sorted. I've never been to suncorp. And its been a dream of mine to watch a game there. Bit of bucket list trip for me. Feel like a kid again , Excited! Lol. Hope the boys get the W! I'll be smiling for the rest of the year.

Week of Apr 26, 2025

Warriors v Knights - [Round 8, 2025]

Week of Apr 19, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Cuddles doesn't even make sense to me, which is why I want it to die. What does it even mean - he's too buddy-buddy and blurs professional lines? He's weak and doesn't have the ruthlessness required?

I think he has done a great job with the resources available (not many coaches could lose AFB, SJ, Harris, Walker, and band together a bunch of limited players the way he has). Two criticism levelled at him have been his bench use and a hesitancy to bring youth through too quickly. Neither, which should earn a "Cuddles" nickname, and he probably got the youth thing right.

Cuddles would suggest he has favourites. I don't know if I see that, he favours experience (so does Bennett) and consistency of combinations, and we just don't have the depth to turf aside the unfashionable players. I think we have tried to be quite cut-throat in the choices around retention, we just don't have some of the advantages we need there. Jazz, CNK, TMM, Montoya. Bunty was told to look around.

Cuddles doesn't seem clever, and it seems like an unwarranted, antagonistic label on a good coach who we are lucky to have. Is there something I'm missing?

Week of Apr 12, 2025

Storm v Warriors - [Round 6, 2025]

As a US based wahs fan, I'm making the trip down under for this one. Last time I went to Aami Park was 2014, which was the last time we beat them in Melbourne. So fingers crossed that 17th time is the charm!

Week of Apr 5, 2025

Tigers v Warriors - [Round 4, 2025]

Week of Mar 29, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Can we stop fighting over who is better out of tohu & Clarke? One is premiership winner, international captain & one of the best ball player locks of all time. The other is a young, talented athlete who has 1 international cap to his name. It’s night and day.

But irrespective of this, this doesn’t discount what Erin is currently producing. He’s punching above expectations, and that’s all we can ask for.

Will he be a future elite lock? Probably not. Does it matter? Probably not. There’s no other player like tohu, that would come to the warriors so we need to stop the comparisons and accept our new direction.

Erin Clarke is great, but he will never be Tohu. Nor does he need to, to be successful.

Week of Mar 22, 2025

Warriors v Roosters - [Round 3, 2025]

Week of Mar 15, 2025

Warriors v Manly - [Round 2, 2025]

Week of Mar 8, 2025

Raiders v Warriors - [Round 1, 2025]

Wrighty said:
Robbie your takes always prove prophetic. You were right about Nathan Brown for example from day one. Should we persevere with Webster? Will he come good? What is your take on him? Does he have it?
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@Wrighty, I think this year is a defining one for Webster. It’s unfortunate because he’s clearly a long-term thinker, just getting started in his coaching career. But the hype machine driven by Cam and the NZ media around "Wah-mania" has created expectations that commercial success alone can't sustain if the team keeps floundering. And it’s not just about losing — it’s how they’re losing.

Webster seems determined to turn the Warriors into a Penrith clone, mirroring their style and development model. The problem? He’s not Ivan Cleary, Metcalf is not Nathan Cleary, and the roster isn’t built for that approach. Where Penrith have game-breaking talent, the Warriors have inconsistency. Where the Panthers excel at disciplined, structured play, the Warriors have players who, in many cases, wouldn’t start at most NRL clubs.

The only coach who truly unlocked the Warriors’ potential was Daniel Anderson. He didn’t try to copy anyone — he built a team around the talent he had, blending work ethic, competitiveness, and natural skill into a style uniquely suited to them. No one since has replicated that formula.

Coaches imprint their personality onto their teams. Ricky Stuart’s Raiders reflect his hard-nosed, win-at-all-costs mentality. Craig Bellamy's Melbourne sides mirror his relentless work ethic from his playing days. Des Hasler's teams, like him, are intense, unorthodox, and tireless.

And Webster? He’s a nice guy, a personable guy, and his Warriors play exactly like that — safe, predictable, and completely lacking in bite. There’s no aggression, no spark, just rigid adherence to a system that already feels outdated.

Week of Mar 1, 2025

Raiders vs Warriors - [Round 1, 2025]

Ran into Webby and the rest of the coaching staff at the ‘New York New York’ resort a few hours ago

My little brother went up and gave them an ‘up the Wahs’ so Webby followed him over and he said hello to our table, shook everyone’s hand and was v nice with his time

They then found themselves a bench and wouldn’t ya know it, the whole ref squad for the weekend with Ash Klein and then stopped by and chatted with them for a while 👀

Will be missing the fan fest to do a day trip to LA before the games, but that more than made up for it

Just wanted to share (/flex a little hahaha)

Week of Feb 22, 2025

Raiders v Warriors - [Round 1, 2025] LAS VEGAS

Week of Feb 15, 2025

Pre Season Trial 2- Warriors vs Storm

Week of Feb 8, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Feb 1, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Gidday fam. It's been a long time between posts, but I've just been reading the Dylan Brown and general halves chats on here and thought I'd lend my view on it.

First off, Brown is looking for his big Kayln Ponga payday. He's the incumbent Kiwis 6, and in the next contract will be the prime of his career. With Brad Arthur sacked (who I heard he was quite close to), I think that's his motivation. And with clubs like the Dolphins sitting on a stack of cash and the Roosters basically ready to plug him into a spine of Robson, Walker and Teddy – that's an auction you don't want to raise your paddle in, if you ask me.

So while I think the price is wrong for us, I don't necessarily believe that he's the wrong type of player. It's my belief that the club wants to turn Metcalf into a long-term 7 for us. He came through the grades as one, and it's only because he's fast and played second fiddle to dominant halves so far that people say he can't do it. Mitch Moses made the transition in a similar stage in his career and complimented Brown perfectly. Having said that, we don't know how successful this transition will be for Luke, so going in on Brown is a long shot.

For us to have long term success, we need to give our development system time to bring through a core group of talented players (particularly spine players) that want to stay together in NZ to win a comp – and that could mean taking less money. People forget we had no development sides during covid, and our junior grades have only just entered the Aus comps. In reality we could be waiting a few seasons to see the shoots. This means we probably aren't going to win any comps for a few years. To do that you need a really confident, settled and experienced spine that knows how to get the close ones nailed. And unless you're the roosters, you need to grow that.

Personally I think Metcalf is in for a breakout season, and have no question that he can transition into a very good halfback if he stays fit. Te Maire would be a great foil for him at 6 with much-needed experience and a good short kicking game.

But that's me. Keep an eye out for my sign at the Sharks trial. I'll be on the bank!

Week of Jan 25, 2025

2025 Captaincy Discussion

Week of Jan 18, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Wrighty sounds like one of those ai chatbot that write stories, "I apologize for my mistakes, please give me a new scenario for the next response that fit the storyline" 🤣

Week of Jan 11, 2025

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

3rdstriker said:
If true thankyou Tohu for your wonderful career you've been a great captain and servant of the game.
Tohu had the ability in his prime to game play and play 5 eighth.
By the way this must be one of @MrFrankWhite s happiest of days.😁
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Nah man. I love peak Tohu. I just didn’t like busted Tohu. Plus I’m sad, it’s tough giving up your job because your body can’t handle it.

So not happy, excited though for the future.

Week of Jan 4, 2025

Warriors Preseason 2025

Week of Dec 28, 2024

Seasons Greetings

Wishing all forumers a safe and relaxing Christmas period with the hope that you all have a healthy and fun-filled 2025.

P.S. & the team have a better 2025 than they did in 2024

P.S.S Up the Wahs

Week of Dec 21, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

BangBro's (still banging) said:
I guess the Jackson Stewart one stings a little because the Roosters have a decent record of getting good outside backs from NZ.

RTS, SKD, and Manu to name some.
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What caught my eye is the school.

I was surprised the Warriors snapped up so few from the NZ champion high school, then I thought about, the Warriors old bias towards Auckland schools and was not so surprised.

Someone will try to level the we can't keep them all oxymoron here.

Cliches are just that.

Watch the tournament. St Thomas are the new Melbourne Storm style school boys league system.

As such it makes them unique.

They crushed everyone at schoolboys with three basic sporting elements.

They were fitter than all the other schools.

They were technically better in the wrestle than all of the other schools.

They were smarter in tactical play than other schools.

Thus my Storm reference.

You don't have to believe me, watch them on you tube and pay attention to technical aspects of their game (for purist who have been following the NZ scene for decades they are truly a revelation, if you don't see that then you should look up Batercard cup and Fox because these kids are better than those men).

Therefore their coach must be outstanding and insightful in terms of NRL culture, he would be the first person I would be phoning from Warriors HQ (perhaps they have already obviously people like me do not know the vagaries of this club we follow).

That team was so in tune that I would have tried to sign 100% of the players and worked out the details later.

Why?

Because after a century of Rugby league they are the first School boy outfit in this country to display fully professional and drilled RL science.

One hundred years.

First to win on fitness and tackle technique, first to use repeat sets comfortably like adults. And they came from nowhere. Who knew a school of nobodies using sports science would destroy all the usual suspects?

Of course the Roosters went for whomever they could get.

Yet we moan about signings year upon year and wonder why they happen, the duds I mean. Watch Money ball, and Air, look to the classic scenes in those movies when the scouts are telling the managers why this player has no game sense or this other player has club house issues.

Problem with our game starts with scouts, the same ones who brought us Vatuvei as the highest paid player (Manu was great, but a Winger should never be your highest in a Salary cap, and at another NRL club Manu would have had a hot housing in NRL defence this club failed him at) or Hurrell as the so obviously warrior esque fat boy take the piss type.

McFadden then is our best hope from here.

Week of Dec 14, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Dec 7, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Tohu started 2024 with a 237m and 37 tackle (@95%) effort in an 80 minute performance. If he's not run ragged early doors he'll make valuable contributions & none of us can change what he gets paid anyways

Week of Nov 30, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Nov 23, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Nov 16, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Nov 9, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

My unpopular opinion about Taine is that he's a 'nearly man'.

He looks good in a lesser competition in the Cup team, but in his limited NRL experiences he's looked dangerous and has made a load of half breaks, but he doesn't seem to have the outright pace off the mark to cruise through a gap. I don't think Taine would have scored the try he did against a tiring Tonga pack.
Will this improve the more NRL he is exposed to? Potentially? A lot of those quick, nippy blokes like Keano, Campbell, RW, Talagi, Paps are all explosive and from day one, were able to showcase this. I don't think we've seen that from Taine unfortunately

Week of Nov 2, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Oct 26, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

I swear some people on this forum need to get their brains checked because there's some serious issues with memories that extend back beyond about 3 months ago.

Berry was a cornerstone of our 2023 success with his defence and kick chases. He scored an elite solo try against the Knights in the playoffs. He's 23, and has demonstrated growth in his abilities year on year.

All of the above, and some clowns reckon he's never amounted to much and never will. Heeeeeeyyyzus.... Stick to watching Kata and Konnie highlights.

Week of Oct 19, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Oct 12, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

I'll miss Montoya. I was pleasantly surprised at how well he played for us and while there were a few shockers and a brain snap or two, he gave a shit and tried his guts out.
I love those kinda guys - the ones who don't have the most talent in the world but who bust their arse for the team.
His last try in Warriors colours - the cut out pass from Metcalf to get us in front against the Sharks was an absolutely beauty.
Stoked for him that he's been able to pick up a longer contract somewhere else.

I guess that means the Bulldogs move up a notch in my books. That now puts them at notch one lol

Week of Oct 5, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Obviously dollars & cents are the deciding factor on whether or not to sign Nikora but I don't get why people bag him. Barnett & AFB were our only regular offloaders in 2024 & with AFB leaving if Nikora could replicate this years 25 offloads & 10 tries it would be a godsend. The fact he always plays 80 mins on the right edge alone has me sold. Capewell on the left, with Halasima increasingly taking his minutes, & Niukore a specialist middle would undoubtedly strengthen our side.

Week of Sep 28, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Sep 21, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Sep 14, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

Interesting watching Mitch Barnett on once a Warrior. Says he has big raps on Tom Ale, and goes on to say he doesn’t think Tom knows how good he can be. Great work ethic and everything. Says this is some of the best young talent he’s ever seen. Speaks highly of Sifakula and Halasima, and says Zyon is one of the scariest people he’s met

Week of Sep 7, 2024

Warriors 2025/2026 Recruitment & Retention

So we're getting an unknown hooker, a known rugby player, losing an unknown outside back to make room for that known rugby player, RTS made an instagram post, and Josh Curran was hungover at his end of year review.

Like sands through the hourglass, these are the days of our lives.

Week of Aug 31, 2024

Warriors 2024/2025 Recruitment & Retention

Man how lucky are we that Braden Hamlin-Uele turned us down earlier this year. He's only played a handful of games and his output has been Bunty Afoa levels.
And then we go on to sign JFH for only a few 100k more.

Probably the highlight of the year for the Warriors really

Week of Aug 24, 2024

Warriors v Bulldogs - [Round 25, 2024]

Aman 2.0 said:
I’m just not loser or a blind faith follower.

2 good fucking season out of 10 and I don’t have a right to vent?

Fuck that shit, I’m gonn call this club out for what it is until shit changes.
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Bro I get it.

15 years I’ve been obsessed about this team. They dictated my life. Events had to be planned around Warriors games. My family are on edge when the games on because I took it way too seriously. Back when me and my now wife were grinding we still had to budget for 3 Warriors jerseys a season, and season memberships for 10 years.

10 years on this very forum posting my thoughts, writing essays upon essays venting my frustrations about this team. Primarily so my family and friends didn’t have to hear all about it.

My oldest son finally got into the Warriors last year, you know up the Wahs movement and all that. I always dreamt of my sons being fans alongside me. He finally did after 9 years. But because I was in too deep emotionally with this team, last year (and even this season) I scoffed all these bandwagon fans coming on board while shits hot - they didn’t know the suffering and pain fans like myself endured before getting here - and I didn’t engage my with son in the way I should have.

I hadn’t made following this team an enjoyable experience for him at times due to my attitude towards the team in general. Even tho we played so well last year I didn’t sit and enjoy the moment because I was just waiting for shit to hit the fan again like it always does.

I made a decision 2/3 into this season to just enjoy being a fan moving forward. All this anger and venting, end of the day WE make the fucking choice to support this team.

We can literally decide whether or not to be a fan. To buy merchandise, tickets, season memberships, flight packages to Las Vegas.

For myself, I love sports, and Rugby League is at the top of that. With sports teams I’m loyal to the death - I mean the Orlando Magic are my NBA team, and they’re essentially NBA equivalent of the Warriors being honest) - so I’m never going to support another team other than the Warriors.

So if don’t want to stop watching the game, and I’ll never be able to support another team doing so, I guess I’m stuck with the Warriors.

So what’s the point of getting so down when things are tough, when I’m still going to be here next season supporting this team through thick and thin.

I can’t control what the club does, the decisions they make, that players make, the that refs and bunker make. But I can control what to focus on. So may as well just stay optimistic and focus on the positive things moving forward. Better for the mind, peace and my sanity.

One of those things being Demetric Sifakula. 10 runs 116m 13 tackles. 32 mins. He only ran 8m less than AFB (who only had 3 more runs in 69m).

Excited we got JFH coming next season, but this fella could really ease the pain of losing AFB.

Week of Aug 17, 2024

Warriors 2024/2025 Recruitment & Retention

Week of Aug 10, 2024

Shaun Johnson

Would've been around 2006/07 i was coaching a schools touch team at a nationals and the word went round that there was this hot stepping kid from Orewa absolutely carving everyone and to check him out. Hot steppers in Touch are a dime a dozen and in a sport that has produced the best steppers of all codes in the likes of Remus Gentles and Benji Marshall before him (and id been stepped by both of them) i went to watch and was completely blown away. This kid was just audacious and unstoppable in the red zone, not just pulling off the most ridiculous step ever but the speed off the mark and then hitting his wingers on the chest with 20-30 metre left to right bullets....had seen plenty of talent and skill before but this left me gobsmacked.

Never once thought he'd be on the League radar tho cause this kid was as skinny as a rake. At the next years corresponding tournament couldnt believe the muscle he had packed on, thought he must have been on the roids.....he was still just as deadly on his feet tho and if anything faster, cause once he got open space he was going length of the field leaving some also pretty fast kids in his wake. Heard then that he did have a background in League, and that he had a big boot on him due to playing some AFL and that the Warriors had locked him up.

From then on made the point to follow him on the League path and to watch him progress and star in Juniors to NRL first grade to a stellar International career has for the most part just been a helluva enjoyable ride (pity the Turks hacked our site last year cause basically his whole career from start to finish was on that Shaun Johnson thread, which im sure Tahjay would confirm was one of the longest running biggest threads on our site).

He didnt always hit the mark for sure and maybe didnt develop his all round game as quick as we wouldve hoped, but as others have pointed out and ive always maintained over his formative years this club was an absolute basket case at times, with 5 coaches in 6 seasons (and a couple of dud ones at that) its little wonder......i cant think of any other playmaker who had to learn the game with that level of disfunction. Still, within that time he managed to produce some really iconic Warrior moments which showcased his exciting talent. At times when this club was at its most self destructive and an absolute rabble, Shaun was the one shining light that kept fans coming back on the hope that maybe he could do something special......couldnt do it all the time, but when he did it was always next level special.

I think cause he hasnt played for a while his International career has been criminally under rated. There was a small period of dominance we had over the Aussies which SJ was instrumental in. He was always someone they feared and generally he always played well against them......there's a try he scores where he makes Greg Inglis look like hes wearing concrete boots.....leaves him for dead.....this is Greg Inglis!.....whose alltime.....truly remarkable some of the greats he's made look...well.....ordinary!

Cant beat the clock tho and time (and injury) has caught up with him....its obviously showed this season and he'd be well aware of this more than anyone...i think.his legacy is still intact tho escpecially from that great season last year....may not have got the big one but he was still the Dally M halfback of the year....no one can take that off him. His impact and influence is without question as everyone from Nathan Cleary, Dylan Brown, Reece Walsh, Te Maire Martin, Chanel Harris Tavita and countless others have rated him an idol of theirs and as Cam George pointed out has perhaps been the single most influential individual in NZ rugby league in Kiwi kids choosing tp put on a pair of League boots....thats a helluva impact to have.

The fact also he's never once been involved in an ounce of off field shenanigans and just projects a real positive vibe, love for his family and Warriors......goes out a champion in my books.

Week of Aug 3, 2024

Warriors vs Eels - [Round 22, 2024]

Week of Jul 27, 2024

Warriors v Tigers - [Round 21, 2024]

kos said:
Whats your name -Donald Trump?
Optimism friend optimism please.
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If I was Donald Trump my message would've read "The Warriors are a great team, very great team, but sometimes they do some very silly things, so silly, did you see they lost to the worst team in the NRL, have you heard this? 60 points - 60 POINTS, it's unheard of, no one has ever seen such a thing, so strange. But I love the Warriors, always have, huge fan, huuuuuge fan, but sometimes they do such silly things, so will they beat the last placed team this week? Let's hope they fight peacefully and patriotically, and make Ericsson Stadium great again!"


I personally am hoping they win, but you can't blame someone for betting against them for what would appear to be an inferior team, especially this year of all years!
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