Fullback Roger Tuivasa-Sheck believes the Warriors are finally gelling and showing their attacking potential after their 32-28 win against the Sydney Roosters.

The Warriors have scored a stunning try to beat the Roosters in golden point

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck returned to break the Sydney Roosters' hearts with a match-winning golden point try in a thrilling 32-28 win.

If the Warriors innovative Autex House project can prove a success - and be extended to other codes - we will all benefit from that.

The Warriors didn't manage more than four wins in Australia in a year between 2012 and 2015.

Curfews and doing dishes are the first steps towards keeping future Warriors on the rails, writes Russell Blackstock.

It's a bit of a surprise that Shaun Johnson has been shocked by the negative messages on social media, writes Michael Burgess

It might sound disingenuous, but to get more out of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, the Warriors need to start using him less.

Warriors coach admits star's prickly demeanor while talking to media yesterday was "unacceptable behaviour" and expressed his disappointment with the #9.

It feels like Konrad Hurrell belongs in the Warriors 17 each week but how to fit him in will be an ongoing puzzle for coach Andrew McFadden.

Konrad Hurrell's display against the Knights was only a cameo but there was enough evidence of value.

Popular Warriors prop Jacob Lillyman will reach a significant milestone this weekend, becoming just the 11th player to reach 150 NRL games for the club.

Michael Burgess looks at three key lessons from the Warriors' big win over the Knights.

An angry halftime spray from coach Andrew McFadden inspired the Warriors to a much-improved second-half performance.

Warriors thrashed the Knights 40-18 at Mount Smart Stadium.

Thank goodness. The Warriors have won an NRL match, beating the Newcastle Knights 40-18, in an entertaining Easter Monday clash.

Michael Burgess looks at three of the Warriors' losing streaks and three of the worst in modern first-grade history.

Johnson inevitably becomes the focal point for criticism and frustration, above just about anybody else in the squad.

Misfiring Warriors star Shaun Johnson hits back at critics of Andrew McFadden, arguing that sacking the under-pressure coach won't solve their NRL woes.

If the Warriors have faith in the abilities as Andrew McFadden as coach - which they continually say they do - it's probably best that they stop their public search for a mentor.

As the Warriors continue to feel the heat after their abject start to the season, several players have sworn off social media.

The powerful centre, who has yet to play at NRL level this season, has been named on the interchange bench for Monday's match against the Newcastle Knights.

Warriors hooker Jazz Tevaga admits he was shocked to learn he would be making his NRL debut, just 24 hours before taking the field in Sunday's narrow defeat to Melbourne Storm.

Shaun Johnson says he is "pissed off and frustrated" after failing to take the game by the scruff of the neck in the dying stages of Sunday's 21-14 defeat to Melbourne Storm.