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New Zealand Warriors’ fullback Sam Tomkins will miss up to six weeks after injuring his knee in the Warriors’ victory over Parramatta last Saturday. “The outcome is a lot better than it could have been,”
Warriors 29 (Kata 2, Hoffman, Lolohea, Vatuvei tries; Johnson 4 goals; Johnson 1 field goal) def. Eels 16 (Takairangi, Gower, Robinson tries; Robinson 2 goals). Crowd: 14,112 . Half-time: 22-0. @The81stMinute Player of the Year
South Sydney Rabbitohs 34 (Alex Johnston 2, George Burgess, Dylan Walker, Joel Reddy, Issac Luke tries; Adam Reynolds 4 goals) def. Sydney Roosters 26 (Michael Jennings 2, Daniel Tupou, Dylan Napa, Shaun Kenny-Dowall tries; James
Knights 24 (T: Gagai 2, Randell, Rochow, G: Randell 1/1, Roberts 3/3) defeated Warriors 14 (T: Hoffman, Leuluai, G: Johnston 2/2, P: Johnston 1/1) @The81stMinute Player of the Year Points: 3: Dane Gagai (Knights) 2:
Warriors coach Andrew McFadden has told The New Zealand Herald that performance is the first priority and wins away from Auckland will then follow. “Winning away from home is critical if you want to be
He represented the Australian Kangaroos at last year’s Four Nations but it seems Sione Mata’utia will have to bide his time after missing out on the 17 for Newcastle’s opening round match against the New
New Zealand Warriors Captain: Simon Mannering Coach: Andrew McFadden Round 1: @ Knights, Saturday 7 March, Hunter Stadium Attack: 92 Defence: 89 Prediction: 4th Strongest 17 1 Sam Tomkins 2 David Fusitu’a 3 Konrad Hurrell
