"I scored my first try for the Warriors but it was pre-season so it didn't really count. It was good to get the feel of it, though," says Vatuvei of his debut.

The Warriors banked the two points with a 32-18 win over the Tigers and Manu Vatuvei celebrated his 200th game with two tries.

Relive all the action as the Warriors took on the Tigers at Mt Smart Stadium in Manu Vatuvei's 200th game for the club.

Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson believes a settled line-up will help him reach his best form in tonight's clash against Wests Tigers at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland.

Geoff Toovey is digging his heels in at Brookvale as the embattled Manly coach comes under continuing pressure to keep his job at the NRL club.

Spiritual enlightenment is the last topic you'd expect an NRL player to raise in a conversation but Wests Tigers lock Martin Taupau is full of surprises.

It seems almost perverse to state that a man who achieved so much in professional league and rugby was a lazy kid.

Parramatta shocker and loss of good friend linger in Manu Vatuvei’s mind ahead of his 200th game tomorrow.

Kiwi-born Rangi Chase has been banned for seven matches by the Super League judiciary after a "disgraceful" tackle on a former teammate.

Even by the standards of the Warriors' colourful past, yesterday was one of the more extraordinary in the club's history, writes Michael Burgess.

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has been confirmed as a Warrior, while Sam Tomkins will be granted an early release from his three year deal.

An unchanged starting side should aid the Warriors in their search for consistency, when they host Wests Tigers at Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday.

Captain James Graham has apologised to Canterbury teammates for his role in the ugly scenes that marred the conclusion to the controversial Good Friday NRL clash with South Sydney.

Manu Vatuvei will make his 200th NRL appearance for the Warriors when they host Wests Tigers at Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday.

Coach Andrew McFadden was left rueing the Warriors’ poor error rate and lack of execution following their five-tries-to-three loss to the Storm last night.

Ryan Hoffman's return to Melbourne was a game to forget for the Warriors as they slumped to a sloppy and error-ridden defeat to the Storm.

The Warriors have had plenty of on-field heroes, but the two men most responsible for the team's acceptance into the NRL never played a minute, writes Graham Lowe.