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Nearly every week, the Warriors of 2012 are compared to the 2011 vintage that went on a run that was only ended in last year's grand final.
It places high expectations on Brian McClennan's side and fans are waiting, and hoping, for the run to start this season.
- July 12th 2012 
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Vodafone Warriors TV spoke with Manu Vatuvei about his early return to play Brisbane and how he managed the recovery process. Listen to what Manu had to say.
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SIX GAMES, SIX MOMENTS: The Wolfman and two barnstorming rookies led their teams to victories but the NSW halves still couldn't find that winning field goal.
Warriors 32 def. Titans 14 The Moment: It was pretty clear what the game plan was for Warriors five-eighth James Maloney early in the second half with his side leading 16-14 – get the ball to Konrad Hurrell. The battleship-build rookie blew his trademark kisses twice in the opening half before making it a hat-trick five minutes after the break, fielding a long lobbed pass from Maloney to hit the afterburners 15 metres out and leave four Titans cover defenders shaking their head in disbelief at how such a simple play could still get the better of them. Possession told the story in this one – after an even share in the first 40 the Titans bumbled their way to 10 second-half errors to drag down their completions to an amateurish 40 per cent.
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Warriors wing Manu Vatuvei has been declared fit to face the Broncos in Brisbane on Friday night.
July 10th 2012
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If Omar Slaimankhel scores a try against Newcastle Knights in a couple of weeks' time, don't expect to see the fledgling Warriors wing celebrate with the traditional quick swig of water.
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Sky News Australia. Konrad Hurrell scores hat-trick as Warriors beat Titans 32-14 to march into ...The Daily TelegraphIT had been billed as the million dollar mismatch, but it took less than one hour's work for rookie Warriors centre Konrad Hurrell ...
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Gold Coast 14 New Zealand 32 - Sat July 7th 2012
ALMOST as popular as fellow Kiwi exports Flight of the Conchords, the Warriors last night made the same statement Australian audiences have been hearing from the comedy duo this month: ''It's business time.''
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Warriors 32 Titans 14
A Konrad Hurrell hat-trick has inspired the Warriors to a 32-14 NRL win over the Titans at Skilled Park on the Gold Coast.
The 21 year old centre was unstoppable tonight -using his size, strength and speed to help the Warriors overcome a 14-4 first half deficit - increasing his try tally to 12 for the season and helping his side to a crucial win.
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James Maloney and Jacob Lillyman were talkin' Origin III on their way to the Gold Coast to play the Titans. Vodafone Warriors TV caught them at Auckland Airport...
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"Sione Lousi and Matthew White have been regular contributors from the bench in 2012, here’s how they match up when the Titans host the Vodafone Warriors on Saturday."
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Fans can now keep up with the Warriors all the time with the new Vodafone Warriors App. The App features a key selection of Warriors content.
Get the Warriors App for your iPhone or Android
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Brisbane coach Anthony Griffin rates tomorrow night's rivals, the Warriors, good enough to win September's NRL grand final.
While Griffin knows his side, which boasts seven players from this year's State of Origin series, can contest for the title, he believes the Warriors have both the class and talent required to take the premiership across the Tasman for the first time.
- July 12th 2012
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Brisbane coach Anthony Griffin rates Friday night's rivals, the Warriors, good enough to win September's NRL grand final.
- 12th July 2012
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Hayley catches up with Kevin Locke, Ben Henry and Nathan Friend ahead of their game against the Gold Coast Titans this weekend.
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Jarrod Morfett is bigger than most adults but the New Zealand Rugby League says the Waitara teenager is not allowed to play in senior ranks. "I'm gutted," was all he could say to the Taranaki Daily News yesterday. Seventeen-year-old Morfett, who weighs 97 kilograms and stands 1.93metres (6ft 4in), has turned out four times this season for the Waitara Bears premier team in the Western Alliance competition.
PM: -----> Get this guy into the Junior Warriors!!!!!!!!
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Konrad Hurrell thinks he just needs to harden up, but the Warriors won't take any risks and the blockbusting centre will miss Friday night's trip to take on the Broncos in Brisbane...
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In terms of numbers, Shaun Johnson matches up well with the best in the game - but that won't be enough for the rest of 2012.
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This time last year the Warriors were pretty much right where they are now, ninth on the NRL ladder with a seven-win, eight-loss record.
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Titans 14 Warriors 32...
It wasn't always pretty but NRL wins don't have to be. This was a vital two points banked and will see the Warriors return to the top eight. The Titans, missing some of their top players, were competitive in the first period but faded badly after halftime. After 22 minutes the Warriors trailed 14-4 before scoring 28 unanswered points across the final hour.
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A hat-trick from centre Konrad Hurrell has led the Vodafone Warriors to an emphatic 32-14 victory over the Titans at Skilled Park.
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After preying on a North Queensland Cowboys line-up weakened by the absence of Johnathan Thurston, Brent Tate, Matt Scott and former Kiwis prospect James Tamou at Mt Smart last Sunday. The ninth-placed Warriors are now favoured to bank another two competition points when they play the Gold Coast Titans at Skilled Park tonight, with Greg Bird and Nate Myles out with injury after Origin 3.
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Front rower Siulongoua Fotofili (pictured) has collected the players’ player of the day award again following his display in the Vodafone Junior Warriors’ NYC victory over North Queensland last Sunday.
In all he carried the ball 12 times, made 124 metres, five tackle breaks and both sparked and finished a brilliant try.
Fotofili has been named to start from the interchange again in tomorrow night's match at Skilled Park.
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