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NRL Set of Six: Warriors go-anti social
As the Warriors continue to feel the heat after their abject start to the season, several players have sworn off social media.
As the Warriors continue to feel the heat after their abject start to the season, several players have sworn off social media.
The powerful centre, who has yet to play at NRL level this season, has been named on the interchange bench for Monday's match against the Newcastle Knights.
Warriors hooker Jazz Tevaga admits he was shocked to learn he would be making his NRL debut, just 24 hours before taking the field in Sunday's narrow defeat to Melbourne Storm.
Shaun Johnson says he is "pissed off and frustrated" after failing to take the game by the scruff of the neck in the dying stages of Sunday's 21-14 defeat to Melbourne Storm.
The Warriors have lost their last 11 games, the Blues have claimed three wins, a draw and a bye in the same stretch so the odds on the double must be stretching.
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.
COMMENT: Let's be visionary and think about the city we want Auckland to be. Let's make it happen.
COMMENT: There is still a long way to go and it's too early to write off any team but we have, once again, seen the value of a good start to a campaign.
Warriors fullback Roger Tuivasa-Sheck admits he hasn't lived up to his billing as the side's marquee recruit.
The Warriors need weapons, and their best one turned out in the NSW Cup yesterday.
Much of the Warriors' woes stem from communication. On attack, they are often not on the same wavelength.
There's been a fair bit of teeth gnashing about the Warriors over the last week, but mentioning the 10-game losing streak is unfair.
The new Warriors centre, who completed his second match for the Auckland club last night against the Broncos, had decided to head to the Northern Hemisphere after a difficult spell at Cronulla.
Matthew Johns believes the Warriors' style of play has them on a path to "another season of disappointment".
While Ben Henry's situation may seem bad, other NRL players have come back from far worse injury runs.
Stephen Kearney expects the Warriors to rebound and says critics of the team have pushed the "panic button" too early.