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New Warriors coach Stephen Kearney says the Auckland-based club has a culture problem and he’s there to fix it. Kearney took over from Andrew McFadden who was sacked as head coach after a miserable 2016
The peculiar case of Tui Lolohea continues with coach Andrew McFadden surprising plenty of people by throwing the star back into the starting side at fullback. “We feel this is the best for the team
Andrew McFadden says his dumping of rising star Tui Lolohea is a “bump in the road” and the utility isn’t going to a rival NRL club. Lolohea has been scarcely used in recent weeks and
The New Zealand Warriors are firing but head coach Andrew McFadden isn’t going to let his players take the struggling Sydney Roosters for granted this weekend. “We’ve got a nice balance at the moment but
New South Wales coach Laurie Daley has revealed he advises New Zealand Warriors coach Andrew McFadden whenever he can but only when McFadden asks. McFadden is favourite to be first coach sacked in 2016 after
New Zealand Warriors great Jerome Ropati says coach Andrew McFadden deserves time as the team works on their new combinations in the opening rounds of the competition. Rumours suggest McFadden’s head is already on the
Former Warriors half Chad Townsend has praised embattled New Zealand coach Andrew McFadden despite off-season whispers that Ivan Cleary was knocking on the door of a return to the Auckland-based club. “I was never guaranteed
Newcastle legend Matthew Johns believes Ivan Cleary will in fact return to Auckland and replace Andrew McFadden as coach of the New Zealand Warriors prior to round one of the 2016 season. Speaking on Triple
We all remember the club legends. The guys from the 100,150 or 200 club. Stalwarts that become part of the furniture at your favourite team. They become engrained into the history of the club. As
While Cameron Smith chalks up game 300 this Friday, Warriors playmaker Shaun Johnson will play his 100th. The Golden Boot is in career-best form and leads the Ultimatesportsmemorabilia.com.au Player of the Year award. Coach Andrew
