Warriors are a good team, Manly had to scrap hard to keep afloat in this game. Credit to them, they did that, plus produced a few touches of class the get the win.
SS Sea Eagle still on course!
The Warriors good team perspective
Warriors are a good team on paper but this season they have underperformed and as a results they have been incapable of being in the top 8 all season and now they lie way down the ladder on 14th spot where they deserve
They have been a frustrating team to watch and have been consistently full of flaws and flounder at their inconsistent good effort's and winning leads
Their coach has failed produce the goods to lift his team and to qualify for a final finish with a quality Warriors team on paper
Warriors are clearly one of the disappointments and underachievers of the year.
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The Warriors endured one of the darkest days of their 30-year history when thrashed 66-6 by the Titans, and in order to avoid an ugly slide, two star players have been urged to lift.
‘The Wahs’ were a dominant force in 2023, going down to the Broncos one game before the grand final, whilst rookie coach Andrew Webster earned Dally M coach of the year honours.
However, this season the Warriors have been a shadow of their former selves, allowing Des Hasler’s outfit to rack up the highest score in the history of the Titans club.
“They were disgraceful... The Warriors were disgusting,” veteran journalist Brent Read said in a scathing assessment on
NRL360.
“They were diabolical on the day, but if you look at those two sides on paper, you tell me how many people would have been prepared to tip the Gold Coast Titans,”
Fox League’s James Hooper added.
“What’s wrong with the Warriors? They were terrible,” asked
NRL360 host Braith Anasta.
NRL legend Gorden Tallis believes the team’s star players aren’t standing up, however Read thinks the form slump could stem from something deeper.
“They’re big players aren’t (performing). Last year when we were singing their praises... Shaun Johnson was running the ship, they were gritty, it was all the things that weren’t common with the Warriors,” Tallis said.