Parramatta shocker and loss of good friend linger in Manu Vatuvei’s mind ahead of his 200th game tomorrow.

Even by the standards of the Warriors' colourful past, yesterday was one of the more extraordinary in the club's history, writes Michael Burgess.

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has been confirmed as a Warrior, while Sam Tomkins will be granted an early release from his three year deal.

An unchanged starting side should aid the Warriors in their search for consistency, when they host Wests Tigers at Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday.

Captain James Graham has apologised to Canterbury teammates for his role in the ugly scenes that marred the conclusion to the controversial Good Friday NRL clash with South Sydney.

Manu Vatuvei will make his 200th NRL appearance for the Warriors when they host Wests Tigers at Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday.

Coach Andrew McFadden was left rueing the Warriors’ poor error rate and lack of execution following their five-tries-to-three loss to the Storm last night.

A Jack Bird-inspired Cronulla stunned the Roosters with a well-deserved victory over the 2013 NRL premiers at Allianz Stadium in Sydney yesterday.

South Sydney's Kiwi hooker Issac Luke is under investigation by the NRL integrity unit after posting a homophobic slur on Instagram.

NRL head of football Todd Greenberg has promised to ban for life Canterbury fans who threw projectiles at match officials on Friday as they exited ANZ Stadium.

The Warriors hope to limit Melbourne Storm hooker Cameron Smith's influence in Monday night's clash at AAMI Park.

Melbourne Storm and Kiwis player Tohu Harris chats about his career, including the cruel hand dealt to him in the 2013 World Cup selection controversy.

The Warriors' defeat to Brisbane last Sunday was disappointing but there were some positives to come out of the match that illustrate the progress being made under coach Andrew McFadden.

Returning Warriors centre Ngani Laumape says he went to a "dark place" when it was feared he had suffered a season-ending knee injury in mid-February.

Luckless Warriors forward Ben Henry may have suffered a season-ending knee injury for the second time in less than two years but that didn't stop him from making the effort to greet supporters after the loss to the Broncos.

The Warriors will take their games to Wellington and elsewhere around New Zealand rather than Albany's QBE Stadium, says club chairman Bill Wavish.

Manly coach Geoff Toovey admits he is under pressure but insists he feels secure in his job.