The New Zealand Warriors will exit the NRL biosecurity bubble at 10 p.m. AEST tonight, after living in Australia under restricted conditions since May
It has been an extraordinary sacrifice on the part of the group of players and the campaign ends with Sunday’s 2pm game against Manly in Gosford
The warriors will then have earned the right to let their hair down, God knows what that might be like, after such long and hard work
Asked The Sunday Footy Show for a one-word answer as to whether or not he was nervous about the bubble finally bursting, Warriors CEO Cameron George said, « Yes »
It’s been a brutal season for the club, but the Warriors are credible in 12th place heading into the final game
The Warriors sacked coach Stephen Kearney at the start of the season, but enjoyed a recovery, signing Nathan Brown as new boss, Phil Gould as consultant and Manly prop Addin-Fonua Blake as distinguished rookie
They hope to lock in captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck’s future amid fears he plans to play rugby, but George is optimistic about the club’s future
« In some parts it’s been a really tough year, but I think overall we’re going to look back on that time and it’s really going to be the catalyst for some good things going forward, » George told me. said
The Warriors, who were based in Terrigal, will leave Australia on Monday after spending months apart from their families in New Zealand They will arrive in New Zealand around 5.30 a.m. local time, but still have to spend two weeks quarantine at the hotel
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