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Following their devastating 6-66 loss to Gold Coast on Saturday night, head coach Andrew Webster stated that the One New Zealand Warriors “got what we deserved” from the Titans, but that “we’ve got to get our pride back” in their 17th-round NRL matchup against the Brisbane Broncos at Go Media Stadium on Saturday.

There are many excellent players here,” he remarked.
“We have people here who are here for the right reasons; they are proud people who want to win and who want to win for the One New Zealand Warriors and each other. As a club, we’re proud. We can surely return, even though the game against the Titans was obviously very embarrassing.”There are many excellent players here,” he remarked.

“We have people here who are here for the right reasons; they are proud people who want to win and who want to win for the One New Zealand Warriors and each other. As a club, we’re proud. We can surely return, even though the game against the Titans was obviously very embarrassing.There are plenty of He remarked, “We have a lot of talented players here.

“We have individuals here who have the appropriate motivations; they are proud people who want to succeed and win for the One New Zealand Warriors as well as for each other. Our club is really proud. Obviously, the game against the Titans was really embarrassing, but we can surely return.He remarked, “We have a lot of good players here.”

“We have individuals here who have the appropriate motivations; they are proud people who want to succeed and win for the One New Zealand Warriors as well as for each other. Our club is really proud. Obviously, the game against the Titans was extremely embarrassing, but we can return.We possess an abundance of This Saturday’s game, the 49th between the Warriors and the Broncos, is the first at Go Media Stadium in 2019 and the 22nd overall in Auckland with the Warriors having a 12-10 advantage at home.