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Player profile: Warriors prop Bunty Afoa
Vodafone Warriors Prop Bunty Afoa shares his thoughts about this weekend’s game against the Broncos with Moreton Daily while also revealing his childhood league hero and favourite sushi shop
Player profile: Warriors halfback Kodi Nikorima
Vodafone Warriors halfback Kodi Nikorima shares his thoughts about this weekend’s game against the Broncos with Moreton Daily while also revealing his childhood connection with the Redcliffe Jetty and Settlement Cove Lagoon.
Warriors ready for ‘local derby’ with Broncos
In a taste of what’s to come next year, the Warriors will take on the Broncos as the home side in a ‘local derby’ at Redcliffe’s Moreton Daily Stadium this weekend. Warriors’ Head Coach Nathan Brown says excitement is building among local league fans.
Moreton Daily readers have the chance to win one of five double passes to see the Vodafone Warriors take on the North Queensland Cowboys in NRL Round 5 at Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe.
A win’s a win … Warriors are on the board
The Warriors are on the board, notching up their first win of the season in round three against the Tigers at Campbelltown on Friday night. Their focus now shifts to their first ‘home game’ against the Broncos at Moreton Daily Stadium this weekend.
Final training run before Tigers clash
The Warriors have had their final training run at Redcliffe this morning before jumping on an aeroplane and heading to Sydney where they’re hoping for a win against Wests Tigers tomorrow night.
Homecoming to add ‘positive energy’ to Warriors
Many in the Warriors’ squad will be buoyed by news home games in New Zealand are pretty much guaranteed from July, but Head Coach Nathan Brown says their focus will be on securing their first win of the season against the Tigers on Friday night.
Changes for Tigers clash, focus on the basics
The Warriors will have their third halves pairing in as many games, with a hip injury forcing new signing Ash Taylor out of the side’s third-round clash against Wests Tigers in Sydney on Friday night. Harris-Tavita, Arthas and Walsh share their thoughts ahead of the game
“It was just not acceptable, a not good enough start”
Warriors Head Coach Nathan Brown says his side “needs to be better” to start winning games of footy after giving up a half-time lead to lose for the second week in a row but don’t expect him to wield the axe just yet.
Push to play ‘positive footy’
The Warriors will be looking to take control of their clash against the Titans on Saturday, so they can play a positive style of footy and prove they are a different side to the one who lost 44-0 in their last encounter. Matt Lodge and Head Coach Nathan Brown share their thoughts.