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Sup42
One game at a time boys. Every game a grand final. Lets hope the constant disruption to our combinations doesn’t finally see us unravel. You cannot keep it going if the players are chopping and changing infinitum.
Weno
No matter what the outcome.
Play till the wheels come off.
Proud of you.
Play till the wheels come off.
Proud of you.
Murchie to steamroll Moses in the 78th minute for the match-winner.
Rick O'Shay
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Bit unsure about this one. We have the momentum but it is the Warriors.
Play like we did last week and we got it. Janfin special. Us by 6. Kodie/Murchie/Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
Play like we did last week and we got it. Janfin special. Us by 6. Kodie/Murchie/Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
GeneralPayten
please just fucking win so that we have something to look forward to next week
Just how good is it to be this far into this crappy season and still be on a knife edge about finals possibilities. Keep the dream alive guys!
please make it to the field without any injuries pre-game.
Beastmode
Dare to dream.
Contributor
I’m sorry
I’m going against the grain and bringing you cu**s back to earth
Eels are a top 4 team
they’re be desperate to get some consistency given finals are less than a month a away
top4 team
top4....
We are missing a truck load of players ....
+12
This is literally a patch work group
gap is way too big to bridge
eels don’t wanna be embarrassed
Kia Kaha boys
heart says Warriors
head says Eels gonna put us to bed early .....
I’m going against the grain and bringing you cu**s back to earth
Eels are a top 4 team
they’re be desperate to get some consistency given finals are less than a month a away
top4 team
top4....
We are missing a truck load of players ....
+12
This is literally a patch work group
gap is way too big to bridge
eels don’t wanna be embarrassed
Kia Kaha boys
heart says Warriors
head says Eels gonna put us to bed early .....
Vancent
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Warriors by 8 in a seemingly unbelievable effort.
YeahNah 4020
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As long as our fate is not decided by the ref
Warriors by 8
Warriors by 8
Stone
All the stars seem to be aligning for the Warriors to make a late run into the 8.
Will the team roll out the same tired old movie that all longtime Warriors supporters have seen all too often ???
Have they raised our hopes only to stumble & fall with the goal so tantalizingly close yet again ???
I wrote last week that IMO there's something intangibly special happening in this group.
Some kind of bond/group determination that only comes from shared adversity.
So, with all that in mind, I'm gonna ignore my head, which is telling me today's match is most likely a bridge too far.
And instead listen to my heart, which is telling me there's something different/special about this group.
Warriors to pull off a match of the round win by a Janfin special.
GO THE WARRIORS!!!
Will the team roll out the same tired old movie that all longtime Warriors supporters have seen all too often ???
Have they raised our hopes only to stumble & fall with the goal so tantalizingly close yet again ???
I wrote last week that IMO there's something intangibly special happening in this group.
Some kind of bond/group determination that only comes from shared adversity.
So, with all that in mind, I'm gonna ignore my head, which is telling me today's match is most likely a bridge too far.
And instead listen to my heart, which is telling me there's something different/special about this group.
Warriors to pull off a match of the round win by a Janfin special.
GO THE WARRIORS!!!
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Bluecat again
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My heart says Warriors
My head says Eels
My wallet will stay shut. Not betting on this one because it really could be anyone's game and I wouldn't be surprised either way
Go hard and make us proud. If we go down go down fighting
My head says Eels
My wallet will stay shut. Not betting on this one because it really could be anyone's game and I wouldn't be surprised either way
Go hard and make us proud. If we go down go down fighting
Makasene
Off The Bench
janfin
Just 2 words boys Kia Kaha .You can do it ,but feeling just a tad nervous today. Just play like last week and I don’t even really mind if you don’t win by 6 .
Off The Bench
Not this movie none of us seen this movie yet
This ain't no cool runnings we participated shite
This is a chuck norris special where we slaughter every one
An walk off into the sunset covered in victory
Where the only thing left behind is carnage an pregnant supermodels.
Makasene
I'm sold.
Miket12
Rugby league: The driving force behind Warriors star Peta Hiku's purple patch of form
Happy people make for good footballers.
Over the past month, Warriors centre Peta Hiku has personified that notion. The 27-year-old has tapped into a rich vein of form, playing with plenty of energy and enthusiasm.
It hasn't gone unnoticed by head coach Todd Payten, who put Hiku's purple patch down to one factor.
"I think he's been really strong in the past four weeks, and I've got no doubt that coincided with when his family arrived," Payten said.
"His form at the start of the year was a little inconsistent but he's found that consistency and I firmly believe he's much more settled off the park and he goes into the game with a clear focus."
In the Warriors' past five matches, Hiku, who re-signed with the club for 2021 earlier in the week, is averaging 16 tackles per game with three misses and fewer than one handling error per game; all of which are improvements on his early-season form.
While he's been able to show better ball security and an improved defensive effort, his attacking production has not been impacted as he is still constantly surpassing the 100m mark in each game and has been both scoring tries and providing sensational try assists.
Hiku's play in recent weeks has reflected that of the Warriors, with the club emerging as a dark horse for the playoffs.
Through the first 11 rounds the Warriors were outscored 296-119. Since then, they have outscored opponents 120-80 in five matches including games against the league-leading Penrith Panthers, two-time defending champion Sydney Roosters and the seventh-placed Newcastle Knights.
With four matches remaining, the Warriors sit in 10th place, four points behind the Cronulla Sharks. The Warriors have a tough run home, with the Parramatta Eels, Sharks, Canberra Raiders and Manly Sea Eagles waiting on the schedule.
The match against the Sharks could prove to be pivotal in their quest to crack the top eight, however Payten wasn't letting the side think too far ahead.
"We've still got a way to go to make the finals. We definitely have to win this week, then we play Cronulla; they're the team we really need to peg back.
"Our first thought is this weekend, and whatever happens we just get on with it."
Warriors team to play the Eels:
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Adam Pompey, Hayze Perham, Peta Hiku, Gerard Beale, Kodi Nikorima, Chanel Harris-Tavita, Jamayne Taunoa-Brown, Karl Lawton, Lachlan Burr, Jack Murchie, Tohu Harris Harris, Jazz Tevaga.
Interchange: Wayde Egan, Adam Blair, Josh Curran, Isaiah Papali'i, Paul Turner, Tom Ale (two to be omitted)
www.nzherald.co.nz
Happy people make for good footballers.
Over the past month, Warriors centre Peta Hiku has personified that notion. The 27-year-old has tapped into a rich vein of form, playing with plenty of energy and enthusiasm.
It hasn't gone unnoticed by head coach Todd Payten, who put Hiku's purple patch down to one factor.
"I think he's been really strong in the past four weeks, and I've got no doubt that coincided with when his family arrived," Payten said.
"His form at the start of the year was a little inconsistent but he's found that consistency and I firmly believe he's much more settled off the park and he goes into the game with a clear focus."
In the Warriors' past five matches, Hiku, who re-signed with the club for 2021 earlier in the week, is averaging 16 tackles per game with three misses and fewer than one handling error per game; all of which are improvements on his early-season form.
While he's been able to show better ball security and an improved defensive effort, his attacking production has not been impacted as he is still constantly surpassing the 100m mark in each game and has been both scoring tries and providing sensational try assists.
Hiku's play in recent weeks has reflected that of the Warriors, with the club emerging as a dark horse for the playoffs.
Through the first 11 rounds the Warriors were outscored 296-119. Since then, they have outscored opponents 120-80 in five matches including games against the league-leading Penrith Panthers, two-time defending champion Sydney Roosters and the seventh-placed Newcastle Knights.
With four matches remaining, the Warriors sit in 10th place, four points behind the Cronulla Sharks. The Warriors have a tough run home, with the Parramatta Eels, Sharks, Canberra Raiders and Manly Sea Eagles waiting on the schedule.
The match against the Sharks could prove to be pivotal in their quest to crack the top eight, however Payten wasn't letting the side think too far ahead.
"We've still got a way to go to make the finals. We definitely have to win this week, then we play Cronulla; they're the team we really need to peg back.
"Our first thought is this weekend, and whatever happens we just get on with it."
Warriors team to play the Eels:
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Adam Pompey, Hayze Perham, Peta Hiku, Gerard Beale, Kodi Nikorima, Chanel Harris-Tavita, Jamayne Taunoa-Brown, Karl Lawton, Lachlan Burr, Jack Murchie, Tohu Harris Harris, Jazz Tevaga.
Interchange: Wayde Egan, Adam Blair, Josh Curran, Isaiah Papali'i, Paul Turner, Tom Ale (two to be omitted)
The driving force behind Warriors star's purple patch of form
Warriors coach Todd Payten has attributed the form of one of his stars to one thing.
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