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Tohu Harris is one of nine Warriors players weighing 110kg or more. The Warriors will field the heaviest roster in the NRL with a club official saying they had beefed up to "become more Warrior-like''. Coach Nathan Brown will have nine players weighing110kg or more - two more than Manly and three more than Wests Tigers and the Cowboys, according to a Cameron Spencer/Getty Images Addin Fonua-Blake (C), pictured playing for Manly, tips the scales at 118kg, making him the heaviest player on the Warriors' 2021 roster. The beefy brigade is led by new front row recruit Addin Fonua-Blake (118kg) a...

Another season brings a new crop of big-name recruits across the Telstra Premiership, but which one will be the best signing of them all?

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck says the Warriors are viewing their latest relocation to Australia as an "adventure", with a buzz of optimism around the group. After spending the 2020 season based at a resort on the NSW Central Coast due to travel difficulties as they selflessly kept the game going, the Warriors have committed to staying in Australia until at least April 4 – four rounds into the 2021 competition. The squad's New Zealand contingent departed from Auckland on Sunday bound for Tamworth, the regional NSW town the team "adopted" last year after being based in a bubble there in the lead-up t...

2021 KFC SuperCoach NRL Cheapie Bible: We rate the rookies Rugby League by Rob Sutherland, Wilson Smith, Tom Sangster, Fatima Kdouh and Nick Campton 21st Dec 2020 11:59 AM Premium Content Zac Saddler (Sea Eagles) FRF, 2RF - Rookie When Zac Saddler finally cracks into the NRL you should do two things. Firstly, prepare yourselves for inevitable 'he's the tallest man in rugby league' commentary, and secondly, snap him up as he looks a quality cheapie. Saddler, a 201 centimetre tall prop/second-row, almost quit the game after an un...

The sacrifices that the Warriors made last season are now paying off, with the New Zealand-based side having become a club of choice for off-contract stars from rival teams. New recruits Addin Fonua-Blake and Marcelo Montoya have revealed that they had offers from other clubs but the respect they developed for the Warriors after the team relocated to Australia last season to enable the NRL competition to continue swayed their decisions. "There was a bit of interest from other clubs but I was grateful to get the opportunity to come and join the Warriors," Montoya said. "If it wasn’t for them...