There hasn't been much banter between the Warriors' Kiwi and Aussie players during the Cricket World Cup, but back-rower Ryan Hoffman played the role of villain at the club's Anzac jersey launch midweek. The proud Kangaroos rep was backing his countrymen to take out the tournament saying, tongue in cheek:
Set of six: Divided loyalties

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Ryan Hoffman of the New Zealand Warriors. Photo / Getty Images
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Dress to impress
Andrew McFadden fronted last Saturday's post-match media conference looking sharp in a dress shirt and jacket as the club looks to present a more professional front. "We've talked about raising our standards in everything we do on and off the field," said chief executive Jim Doyle. "We want to be an extremely professional club and sometimes it's appropriate to wear a suit and sometimes it's not. We're just making sure whatever we do, we do as good as we can."