Word on the webs is that Aotearoa Warriors have added another large-enough body to their middle forward stocks as the appear to have snapped up Cronulla Sharks forward Toby Rudolf.
Having recently stumbled across the RL Scout Youtube channel and an abundance of video highlights for a wide range of NRL prospects, I’m going to zone in on the #KiwiNRL homies.
On one side of the road we have dates and ideas for the NRL's return and on the other side of the road we have the fact that the NRL is proving themselves to be a strange ol' organistaion rooted in strange ol' Aussie ways.
The 2020 rugby league season marked a cheeky shift in how the junior pathways of Aotearoa Warriors were structured and as those changes were made during 2019, I had highlighted a fair amount of intrigue as to how things would play out this year.
The 2020 NRL season lasted two games, giving us a teeny weeny window into what the 2020 Aotearoa Warriors looked like.
In their first two NRL games of 2020, Aotearoa Warriors have not scored an actual try and have not made a single line break.
Like you, I've got no idea what the next few weeks are going to look like for Aotearoa Warriors on and off the field.
Mystery surrounds Aoteaora Warriors and the NRL as the NRL ponders doing the exact opposite to what most other sporting competitions are doing, yet there was absolutely no mystery in the Warriors performance vs Newcastle Knights.
There aren't any dramas in the first team list served up by Aotearoa Warriors coach Stephen Kearney, only intriguing moves to spice things up with David Fusitu'a and Kodi Nikorima sliding into different positions and Eliesa Katoa wiggling into the top-17.
Issac Luke’s starting for the Dragons, while Northland’s Caleb Aekins gets a fullback crack with Penrith Panthers and Jamayne Isaako is likely to benefit from some Broncos injuries.
Today, we will be graced with our first Aotearoa Warriors team list for the 2020 NRL season.
Ain't nothing like a couple of injuries prior to the NRL season getting underway to tickle my Aotearoa Warriors tastebuds.
Having breezed over the NRL trial squads named for this weekend's action, a couple #KiwiNRL names popped up as funky inclusions for whatever reason.
Fresh off of not winning an NRL Nines game, Aotearoa Warriors slide into trial mode with their 'quick, agile and skillful' propaganda doing the rounds as well as Bunty Afoa's bung knee.
NRL Nines footy holds zero interest for the bro, although it does serve as a lovely guide as to which #KiwiNRL youngsters are on the rise with their respective clubs.
What must be the first ever Aotearoa Warriors SG Ball game in Aotearoa, went down yesterday with the Warriors grabbing a 36-16 win over Victoria Thunderbolts.
As we creep towards the start of another NRL season, one thing is smacking me in the face about as I ponder the fortunes of Aotearoa Warriors.
Hmm, wonder what Aotearoa Warriors have been up to? Not a whole lot by the looks of things and it smells glorious, like a whiff of the ol' mate's buckie.
Sussing out all things Aotearoa Warriors isn't very fun these days, yet there is the annual look at how the Warriors are building their playing stocks to dive into.
Prior to the Spring International window opening, I pondered a Tongan rugby league plateau.