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Puma again released a jersey for team issue only. Wasnt sold to the public. Made in both black and grey so they could be worn during opposed training sessions. PLAYERS JERSEYS - Only type available. There would be some 30-50 of each colour floating around with former players, staff or their...

Quite often its mistakenly referred to as the Auckland Rugby League Centennial jersey. Problem is the ARL was founded in 1909. This jersey was actually made to mark 30 years since the Auckland team of 1977 beat Australia, Great Britain and France all in the space of just 20 days at Carlaw Park...

Warriors stuck with the exact same jersey design with the only changes being made to the sponsors logos. Vodafone would have a new logo with a larger Speechmark logo and plain white font. This was changed on both the front major sponsor logo and the upper back sponsor. The Lion Red League...

Warriors stuck with the exact same jersey design with the only changes being made to the sponsors logos. Vodafone would have a new logo with a larger Speechmark logo and plain white font. This was changed on both the front major sponsor logo and the upper back sponsor. The Lion Red League...

With the 3 year cycle up for home and away jerseys the Warriors adopted a new home jersey. For the first time in the clubs young history the home and away jerseys wouldn't have a chevron, not even a stylised one. Also for the first time the Warriors would welcome a lower back sponsor to the...

With the 3 year cycle up for home and away jerseys the Warriors adopted a new home jersey. For the first time in the clubs young history the home and away jerseys wouldn't have a chevron, not even a stylised one. Also for the first time the Warriors would welcome a lower back sponsor to the...

Released to mark the Warriors 10 year anniversary since entering the ARL/NRL. Worn in Round 16 against our inaugural opponents the Brisbane Broncos. The jersey was styled after our first original jersey. One small change to the Warriors logo was the old colours and replacing the Auckland part...

There was no reason as to way these jerseys were released. They were simply referred to as Warriors Special jerseys. Most collectors refer to them as the Warriors hoop jersey. First worn against the Roosters in Round 25 2004. Was then used again in 27th February 2005 for the trial game against...

For this year two training jerseys were released in blue and white so the team could wear them during opposed sessions. The main reason was to have something to train in that simulated the game jersey they would wear without having to rely solely on the previous seasons jerseys. CHECK THROUGH...

The home and away would be the only range of jerseys where the Warriors would use them for consecutive years without altering it in the slightest. The only change from the year before was the use of a different sleeve sponsor logo. 2003 used Lion Red League while 2004/2005 used Lion Red Beer...

The home and away would be the only range of jerseys where the Warriors would use them for consecutive years without altering it in the slightest. The only change from the year before was the use of a different sleeve sponsor logo. 2003 used Lion Red League while 2004/2005 used Lion Red Beer...

Never played in by the team during the pre-season trials or the regular season. There was another black version available that had a sleeve sponsor and black inner collar. If anyone can identify the sleeve sponsor than please me know. This jersey may even be from a different year as Im yet to...

Never played in by the team during the pre-season trials or the regular season. There was another grey version available that had a sleeve sponsor and black inner collar. If anyone can identify the sleeve sponsor than please me know. This jersey may even be from a different year as Im yet to...

NRL rules stated that each club had to have a one off jersey. These were simply referred to as Warriors Special jerseys. Most collectors refer to them as the Warriors hoop jersey. These may have been worn in the trial game against the Panthers in Invercargill but I have no evidence to confirm...

Opposite to the home jersey being silver and black. Part of the Warriors complete overhaul of the jersey. CHECK THROUGH THE IMAGE GALLERY OF THIS POST TO VIEW THE DIFFERENT TYPES AVAILABLE OFFICIAL REPLICA - For some reason the sizing on these jerseys were huge compared to previous seasons...

Based off the 3 year cycle of the white 2000 home jersey the Warriors were allowed to replace their complete range. The new home jersey would be black and silver losing all trace of the original home colours. CHECK THROUGH THE IMAGE GALLERY OF THIS POST TO VIEW THE DIFFERENT TYPES AVAILABLE...

Referred to as The Warriors Mt Albert jersey. As far as Im aware there were only 20-30 jerseys ever made and almost all were auction off. One was kept by the Warriors, another was given to Mt Albert Rugby League club (Ivan Cleary's number 1 jersey) and even Helen Clark ended up with one...

For this year two training jerseys were released in blue and white so the team could wear them during opposed sessions. The main reason was to have something to train in that simulated the game jersey they would wear without having to rely solely on the previous seasons jerseys. CHECK THROUGH...

Only type available is the player issue or match worn jerseys. Was the same jersey as the 2000 home jersey and the 2001 away jersey but with a large NRL badge sewn over the old one. The new badge had the Telstra Premiership logo under the NRL logo and incorporated within the logo as opposed to...

Same as the 2001 home jersey with a few minor changes. The NRL would have a new logo that integrated the Telstra Premiership logo better and the back would lose the white across the yoke. The biggest change was probably the smallest and that was changing the colour of the Warriors logo from...