gd-system-plugin domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /var/www/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Kieran Foran has signed with the New Zealand Warriors for the 2017 season. Warriors boss Jim Doyle broke the news to Warriors members at the club’s annual members forum. Foran joins Shaun Johnson, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
New Zealand Warriors owner Eric Watson has blasted his team after yet another disappointing 2016 campaign. Watson labelled the players ‘fragile’ and told the New Zealand Herald his players wilted under pressure and the club
The New Zealand Warriors have announced World Cup winning Kiwi mentor Stephen Kearney as their new coach from 2017 on a three-year deal. Outgoing coach Andrew McFadden will stay on at the club in an
Furious New Zealand Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson has hammered his teammates after they were hammered by Parramatta in their final game of the season. The Warriors gave up 40 points against a beleaguered Eels outfit
Former Australian halfback Brett Kimmorley believes the New Zealand Warriors are set to spoil Jarryd Hayne’s debut on the Gold Coast. Writing for espn.com.au, Kimmorley believes the Auckland-based side will cause the upset at CBus
Tui Lolohea is down on confidence according to New Zealand Warriors assistant Justin Morgan after a mixed performance in the team’s golden point win over Penrith. The rising star put a foot into touch at
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
Warriors Chief Executive Jim Doyle has shot down rumours boom youngster Tui Lolohea isn’t in the clubs plans after media speculation that up to five clubs were after the utility back. “To be honest with
Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson can’t wait for the bye next weekend as he continues to play through a leg injury. The Auckland-based outfit clash with Gold Coast Titans on Saturday before having the following weekend
Shaun Johnson has praised the Sydney Roosters after his Warriors escaped with a 12-10 on Sunday at Mount Smart Stadium. Johnson received three Handyman Magazine Medal points but it wasn’t easy going for the Warriors
