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Piling on the misery: NRL's biggest losers
Michael Burgess looks at three of the Warriors' losing streaks and three of the worst in modern first-grade history.
Michael Burgess looks at three of the Warriors' losing streaks and three of the worst in modern first-grade history.
Frank-Paul Nuuausala had a brain snap that cost his side victory against the Gold Coast Titans in the nation's capital.
Craig Bellamy has never experienced an extended losing streak as a coach but the Melbourne Storm mentor can relate to what the Warriors are going through.
COMMENT: It's time for the NRL's witch-hunt around players touching referees to stop.
As the Warriors continue to feel the heat after their abject start to the season, several players have sworn off social media.
Greg Inglis has had one of the NRL's greatest brain fades.
Furious Warriors coach Andrew McFadden labelled the reporting of James Gavet for a tackle on Melbourne's Cameron Munster as "ridiculous".
Australian league legend Laurie Daley is in the Warriors sights, perhaps as the club's football director.
Bulldogs coach Des Hasler has taken a veiled swipe at the NRL match review committee.
Todd Greenberg is expected to be officially rubber-stamped as the NRL's new chief executive officer in the coming days.
Warriors fullback Roger Tuivasa-Sheck admits he hasn't lived up to his billing as the side's marquee recruit.