The butcher and the fishmonger are unhappy. Two of the Warriors' most diehard fans have expressed dismay at the saga embroiling the club following the departure of coach Matt Elliott on Monday.
Eric Watson says he will walk away from the Warriors if the club's fans tell him to go.
Kiwis coach Steve Kearney is eyeing rookie Parramatta backrower Manu Ma'u for his test pack as Sonny Bill Williams' international league career creeps towards an end.
Warriors chairman Bill Wavish says Sir Owen Glenn needs to sell his 50 per cent stake for the Warriors to move on from the mess presently engulfing the club.
Matt Elliott has tried to defuse the ruckus engulfing the Warriors by saying he agreed to the press release sent out which said he had resigned and held no bitterness.
Sir Owen Glenn says he was offered just a sixth of his initial investment in the club by fellow co-owner Eric Watson as a split between the multimillionaires seems imminent.
There are no guarantees the Warriors will be able to hold on to senior players Simon Mannering and Jacob Lillyman next season.
Warriors chairman Bill Wavish has refuted suggestions from co-owner Owen Glenn that he was not consulted in the departure of coach Matt Elliott.
Former Warriors' coach Matthew Elliott has slammed suggestions that the club's Polynesian players don't respond well to Australian coaches.
Feleti Mateo has experienced something new at the Warriors - being dropped.
Canterbury are privately seething at the NRL's decision to fine them $20,000 after Josh Jackson was allowed to remain on the field.
Interim Warriors coach Andrew McFadden has made a number of big changes to the side for Sunday's game against the Bulldogs at Eden Park.
The Warriors made a decisive call to get rid of Matt Elliott as coach but they should have acted more decisively when handling his "resignation", writes Michael Brown.
Losing a coach didn't stop Warriors player Ben Henry from turning up to hand out raincoats to children at a state housing block in Northcote.
Star playmaker Todd Carney says the bad press haunting Cronulla over the first month of the NRL season played a significant role in the Sharks' horror start on the field.
The corpses continue to pile up at the gates of Mt Smart Stadium.
The message was clear when Andrew McFadden spoke to his players for the first time as Warriors' head coach yesterday: It's time to harden up.
The Warriors want to play all their home matches in Auckland at one venue, but it is still a toss-up between Mt Smart Stadium and Eden Park.
"Head coaches are the ones who bare the brunt of poor performances," said the Warriors' top brass after the resignation of Matt Elliott today.
The 37-6 loss was appalling. It was incompetent, writes Dylan Cleaver. It spoke of a team that was either not getting the message from their coach or had stopped listening.
Matt Elliott has resigned as coach of the Warriors, the club has announced, his hand forced by the side’s dreadful weekend defeat to the Sharks.
The heat will come on Warriors coach Matt Elliott this week and owner Eric Watson is the first who wants some answers.
The Warriors are set to sack coach Matt Elliott, according to an Australian media report.
Sport divides opinion like few things in life and we have seen a handful of stories recently which have polarised people.
Exciting young winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak scored two tries on debut to help Penrith to a hard-fought 12-6 win over the Raiders at a rain-hit Sportingbet Stadium last night.
It's hard to think of a dumber move in sport than Andrew Fifita's comment which ended his move to the Bulldogs from the Sharks, writes Paul Lewis.