Chris Rattue reveals the two rugby and league players who are on his must-watch list.

One day, not that long into the future, the Warriors will start a season without Simon Mannering.

One day, if the Warriors can play for 80 minutes, they could be a hell of a football team.

If medical experts had their way, Raymond Faitala-Mariner would have quit playing league a long time ago and forgotten his dreams of playing for the Warriors in the NRL.

Now Issac Luke and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck are definitely coming, the Warriors can build a side for the future, writes Richie Barnett.

The Warriors are viewing tomorrow's match at Mt Smart Stadium as a chance at revenge for the 46-12 thrashing they received last season.

Centre Konrad Hurrell will return for the Warriors as they look to recapture their winning form against the Sydney Roosters at Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday night.

This Warriors team is not as bad as 36-4 might seem, nor perhaps as good as their recent winning streak had indicated.

Tough games against the Rabbitohs and Roosters should reveal plenty about the Warriors' character and their ability to mix it with the best sides in the NRL.

With two big games against the Rabbitohs and Roosters, the next eight days could define the Warriors' season, writes Richie Barnett.

Applications have opened for a Warriors fan to take the reins as deputy CEO for a few days.

The Warriors have already made some big signings this season but, almost as importantly, have retained four of their most promising youngsters as they look to build a side capable of winning the NRL.

The Warriors know their defence needs sharpening with halfback Shaun Johnson calling for greater hunger defending their own line.

The Warriors and their fans are being offered a lifeline to stay at Mt Smart Stadium.

Time will tell if this is another mid-season mirage but the Warriors continued their upward trend by dispatching the Newcastle Knights at Mt Smart Stadium today.

Join us this afternoon for a live blog of the New Zealand Warriors' NRL clash with the Newcastle Knights.

Ben Matulino could become the Warriors' version of Paul Gallen. And maybe even a little bit better.

Expectations are high for me to deliver throughout the second half of the season and, while I've been happy with my play since joining the Warriors, Sam Tomkins writes.

He’s league’s hardest man — and its most mysterious. Alan Perrott goes in search of the real Simon Mannering.

As the Warriors enter the second half of the season, their defence needs to be the key focus point, writes Richie Barnett.

Warriors coach Andrew McFadden wants the fullback to produce his best form before he returns to England.

Sir Owen Glenn's long-running dispute with Eric Watson over the ownership of the Warriors appears to have ended.

Warriors rookie Albert Vete looks every bit the typical NRL frontrower, however looks can be deceiving.

Warriors fullback Sam Tomkins explains what made him want to head back to England.