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| Penrith league coach Ivan Cleary is keeping the faith in the Warriors from across the Tasman
3 Dec 2024
Penrith league coach Ivan Cleary is keeping the faith in the Warriors from across the Tasman
The four-time premiership mentor with the Panthers has a strong affinity with the New Zealand club after three years as a player and six as head coach.
His youngest son Jett is joining the Warriors on a development contract.
Cleary says he'll be forever indebted to the Warriors, and wants them to do well.
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Penrith league coach Ivan Cleary believes Andrew Webster is the right man to help lead the Warriors to deliver on its potential in the NRL
Penrith league coach Ivan Cleary believes Andrew Webster is the right man to help lead the Warriors to deliver on its potential in the NRL click here for full story...
Warriors boss Cameron George claims there was no hesitation taking their Anzac Day NRL game to Christchurch next year
Warriors boss Cameron George claims there was no hesitation taking their Anzac Day NRL game to Christchurch next year click here for full story...
The Warriors will face the Cowboys as part of the NRL's Magic Round at Brisbane in May
The Warriors will face the Cowboys as part of the NRL's Magic Round at Brisbane in May click here for full story...
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Last Game: The Warriors won against the Parramatta Eels 18 - 16 at Ericsson Stadium, New Zealand (7930 days ago)
game results here |
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| New Zealand Warriors Season 0 Stats (All games) |
| Total Games Played |
26 |
| Away Games |
13 |
| Away Wins |
12 |
| Home Games |
13 |
| Home Wins |
8 |
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| Total Tries: |
75 |
| Total Goals: |
70 |
| Total Field Goals: |
2 |
| Total Points For: |
638 |
| Total Points Against: |
629 |
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| Leagues the New Zealand Warriors are in |
1995 Winfield Cup, 1996 Optus Cup, 1997 Superleague Telstra Cup, 1997 Visa World Club Challenge, 1997 Superleague Telstra Cup, 1997 Visa World Club Challenge, 1997 Superleague Telstra Cup, 1997 Visa World Club Challenge, 1998 Trials, 1998 NRL Season, 1998 Test Selections, 1999 NRL Country Carnival, 1999 NRL Season, 2000 Pre-Season, 2000 NRL Season, 2001 NRL Pre-Season, 2001 NRL Season, 2001 NRL Finals, 2002 Pre-season games, 2002 NRL Season, 2002 NRL Finals, 2003 NRL Season,
Ali Lauitiiti, Awen Guttenbeil, Brent Webb, Clinton Toopi, David Myles, Francis Meli, Iafeta Paleaaesina, Ivan Cleary, Jerry Seuseu, John Carlaw, Justin Morgan, Justin Murphy, Kevin Campion, Lance Hohaia, Logan Swann, Monty Betham, Motu Tony, PJ Marsh, Richard Villasanti, Shontayne Hape, Sione Faumuina, Stacey Jones, Wairangi Koopu,
Anthony Seuseu, Anthony Swann, Cliff Beverley, Henry Faafili, Jason Death, Jason Temu, Jonathan Smith, Jonathon Smith, Mark Tookey, Nat Wood, Richie Blackmore,
Ben Lythe, Faavae Kalolo, Henry Perenara, Jason Bell, Joe Galuvao, Joe Vagana, John Simon, Lee Oudenryn, Matthew Spence, Nigel Vagana, Odell Manuel, Paul Whatuira, Peter Lewis, Robert Mears, Scott Coxon, Scott Pethybridge, Talite Liavaa, Terry Hermannson, Tony Tuimavave,
Boycie Nelson, Brady Malam, Bryan Henare, Carl Doherty, Gene Ngamu, Matthew Ridge, Sean Hoppe, Shane Endacott, Syd Eru, Tony Tatupu,
Aaron Whittaker, Frank Watene, Kevin Iro, Marc Ellis, Paul Rauhihi, Paul Staladi, Quentin Pongia, Stephen Kearney, Tea Ropati, Tyran Smith, Zane Clark,
David Bailey, Denis Betts, Grant Young, Hitro Okesene, Iva Ropati, Mark Horo, Meti Noovao, Phil Blake,
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| Last Results |
Saturday, 10 May, 2003
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Warriors 18
Parramatta 16
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Friday, 2 May, 2003
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Canterbury 18
Warriors 12
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Sunday, 27 Apr, 2003
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Penrith 28
Warriors 14
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Monday, 21 Apr, 2003
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Warriors 30
Cowboys 24
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Sunday, 13 Apr, 2003
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Warriors 32
Brisbane 12
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