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NRL: Friend close to deciding future
Nathan Friend has revealed he’s close to deciding his future after it was announced he would be leaving the Warriors last week.
Nathan Friend has revealed he’s close to deciding his future after it was announced he would be leaving the Warriors last week.
In a sign of their growing confidence and maturity under coach Andrew McFadden, the Warriors saw off premiership heavyweights Melbourne Storm 28-14 at Mt Smart Stadium on Sunday.
Herald rugby writer Wynne Gray gets a flavour of the other oval ball code on a visit to Mt Smart.
Nathan Friend’s acrobatics for the Warriors against the Melbourne Storm on Sunday has become a world-wide hit.
The Warriors are feeling a lot of love. This is great news, and also something to worry about.
Man of the moment Nathan Friend will not be staying at the Warriors despite his back-flipping heroics in yesterday's 28-14 win over the Melbourne Storm.
"It may be one of the greatest pieces of gymnastics rugby league you'll ever see."
On many levels, Simon Mannering will face his rugby league twin today. It's not a matter of DNA - more MVP.
Improving the defence has been the main focus for Andrew McFadden's side since returning to training after last week's bye.
The Warriors will need to overcome the loss of injured duo Ryan Hoffman and Konrad Hurrell if they are to continue their winning ways on Sunday.
The run-in for the NRL season is coming at just the right time for Shaun Johnson, writes Richie Barnett.
Halfback Shaun Johnson could make a surprise switch into the No 6 jersey next season as the Warriors look to make the most of his devastating running game.
Konrad Hurrell sent alarm bells ringing when he suffered an injury to his wrist or arm while taking part in some opposed drills at team training today.
The veteran hooker is resigned to leaving the Warriors at the end of the season, despite the club having offered him a one-year extension for 2016.
I can see the signs of a championship team on and off the field at Mt Smart Stadium, writes Graham Lowe.
As pleasing as it was to pile on the points in their 30-8 victory over Canberra, the Warriors will take more satisfaction out of their miserly defence than their potent attacking play.
It's intangible, maybe inexplicable, but Canberra seem to bring the best out of the Warriors, writes Michael Burgess.
Jacob Lillyman keeps his Warriors teammates amused, but he's serious come game time.
The Herald put together three things to praise about the Warriors and they most recent victory.
The Warriors set a new performance bench mark with improved ball security and composure providing the cornerstones for last night's victory.
Sam Tomkins has so far cost the Warriors an estimated $90,000 per game during his 18-month stint at the club.