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NRL: McFadden defends decision to bench Lolohea
Warriors coach Andrew McFadden has defended his decision to start wing Jonathan Wright ahead of Tui Lolohea.
Warriors coach Andrew McFadden has defended his decision to start wing Jonathan Wright ahead of Tui Lolohea.
The bad news is the Warriors' winning run is over. The good news is that the Auckland club have proved their mettle.
The Warriors are well aware of the challenge they face against NRL leaders Cronulla but remain confident they can unsettle the Sharks.
A few words from Warriors doctor and heart attack survivor, John Mayhew.
Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan has resisted the temptation to rest his representative stars for Saturday's NRL clash with the Warriors.
The Warriors have fended off approaches from rival clubs and are set to announce the re-signing of rookie wing Ken Maumalo through until the end of 2018.
The Warriors are gathering belief and watching the rewards of that unity.
All the action (or lack of it) from the Warriors' 12-10 victory over the Roosters.
The Warriors claimed their third consecutive NRL win for the first time in almost a year by dispatching the Sydney Roosters.
Jones looks a natural coach. He helped the Pirates rise from the bottom of Auckland's third division to the Fox Memorial final.
If there's one thing we've learned about the Warriors over the years, it's to not take anything for granted.
With Manu Vatuvei and Jacob Lillyman unavailable the Warriors have made two changes from last week.
Warriors wing David Fusitu'a is building a reputation as one of the best finishers in the NRL but his improved physical presence is evidence of his growing footballing maturity.
The Warriors attack is humming but their newfound defensive steel was the highlight of Saturday's clinical 50-14 win over Newcastle.
Warriors star James Gavet has been through a lot in his 27 years, on and off the football field. Now he's using his life experiences to help those in need.
David Fusitua isn't exactly a rookie, but it feels like he has finally arrived in the NRL over the past month.
James Gavet has been through a lot in his 27 years, on and off the football field. Now he's using his profile and his life experiences to help those in need.