Most people have never tried to charge their phone in a microwave but Cronulla Sharks NRL player Fa'amanu Brown is not most people.

While Ben Henry's situation may seem bad, other NRL players have come back from far worse injury runs.

Former NRL player Hazem El Masri is accused of beating his second wife.

Stephen Kearney expects the Warriors to rebound and says critics of the team have pushed the "panic button" too early.

Footballer believes he's still worth a whole lot more.

League icon says his use of "bro culture" referred to an overall Warriors mentality.

The Warriors have hit back at accusations of a pervasive "bro culture" at Mt Smart.

Graham Lowe has blamed a "bro culture" at the Warriors for a nine game losing slump which includes a disastrous start to the 2016 season.

Toxic texts: The Kiwis and Roosters star scolded her for taking cocaine, accused her of cheating on him and threatened to throw her out of his house.

The Warriors have recruited well, adding strength as well as depth.

A season-opening win has come at a huge cost for Canberra, with new star halves pairing Blake Austin and Aidan Sezer facing stints on the sideline with serious injuries.

It continues a horror run for the 24-year-old, who also suffered season-ending injuries in 2013 and 2015. He has endured two knee reconstructions in the past three years.

A thrilling second-half comeback wasn't enough to get the Warriors home against the Tigers in Sydney.

Perhaps the worst 40-minute period in the Warriors' history cost them a win over the tipped 'wooden spooners' in Sydney.

We can all be prone to getting carried away at this time of the season but expectations around the Warriors' chances this year are at their highest since 2003.

Today is not just the start of the Warriors' 2016 campaign, it's also the beginning of the Issac Luke-Roger Tuivasa-Sheck double act.

Over the last four years the Auckland club has gained some unenviable character traits.