
Knights present golden opportunity for Warriors
The New Zealand Warriors are out to build upon their impressive win over the Brisbane Broncos, and they have a golden opportunity to do so.
The New Zealand Warriors are out to build upon their impressive win over the Brisbane Broncos, and they have a golden opportunity to do so.
Sydney Roosters and NSW back-rower Boyd Cordner admits his foot injury could rule him out for up to a year.
The Warriors know their greatest challenge remains in finding consistency in the weeks ahead.
From the depths of despair, the Warriors produced their best performance of the season to stun the Broncos .
For the first time since - well maybe the start of this season - Andrew McFadden's side actually looked like a Warriors team last night.
I caught up with Mark Graham this week and he got me thinking: maybe we are too hard on our sportspeople.
After enduring one of the most difficult periods of his career, the popular winger made a strong return in last night's 36-18 win over Brisbane.
Join us for live coverage of the NRL clash between the Warriors and the Broncos at Mt Smart Stadium.
Manly CEO Joe Kelly urged the NSW Organised Crime Squad to provide any evidence on his players being involved in match fixing.
The return of Manu Vatuvei to the playing field today is doubly welcome. The stuttering Warriors sorely need the hulking winger's presence.
Kiwi league fans will certainly agree with Queensland coach Kevin Walters' main gripe with State of Origin I - the late kick off.
COMMENT: I want my State of Origin back. I love it. It's the most wonderful time of the year, except when the Kiwis are playing the Kangaroos.
Warriors centre Solomone Kata says Manu Vatuvei's presence will boost his confidence in tomorrow's clash against Brisbane at Mt Smart Stadium.
Senior Warriors players have slammed "garbage" media reports and dismissed rumours of disharmony within the team.
NRL matches are being investigated for match-fixing, according to reports.