NRL
The Greatest Players in New Zealand Warriors History
The New Zealand Warriors have had a rich history since their inception in the NRL in 1995. Here are five of the greatest players to have ever donned the Warriors jersey, considering their impact on the team and their contributions to both the Warriors and rugby league as a whole:
- Stacey Jones – The “Little General,” known for his playmaking and leadership, led the Warriors to their first grand final in 2002. His chip-and-chase try is legendary.
- Simon Mannering – A stalwart of the club with over 300 games, Mannering’s consistency and leadership, both as captain and in defense, make him a Warriors icon.
- Ruben Wiki – A tough leader, Wiki brought experience and grit to the Warriors after his successful career with the Raiders, helping to strengthen the team’s identity.
- Shaun Johnson – One of the most electrifying players, Johnson’s speed and creativity have made him a fan favorite, playing key roles in the 2011 grand final and the team’s resurgence.
- Lance Hohaia – Versatile and reliable, Hohaia played in multiple positions and was instrumental in the Warriors’ 2002 and 2011 grand final appearances.
These players have left an indelible mark on the New Zealand Warriors, helping to shape the club’s identity and contribute to its success over the years.
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