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Sir Peter Leitch's Sir Peter Leitch’s THIS SATURDAY Vodafone Warriors Mad Butcher Club v at Mt Smart Stadium Gold Coast Titans Newsletter NO: 09 Kick Off 7.30pm MT SMART STADIUM NEWSSir Peter Leitch’s 2012 YYOUOU CANCAN CCHECKHECK OUTOUT MYMY BLOGBLOG onon hhttp://play.vodafone.co.nz/vodafonewarriorsttp://play.vodafone.co.nz/vodafonewarriors HELP US GET TO 8,000 Not the perfect weekend. MEMBERS IN 2012! The Vodafone Junior Warriors went down to the Bulldogs 28-16, their fi rst loss at home in about 20 games, then the Vodafone Warriors followed suit, going down 32-18. TThehe StrongerStronger thethe ClubsClubs Membership,Membership, Talk about precious little to smile about. Having said that, even though we were on the wrong side of the tthehe StrongerStronger thethe Club!Club! scoreline, it was brilliant to watch, all sides committed to attractive attacking play. 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Having secured such a commanding lead it PProudroud youyou areare WarriorsWarriors PProudroud withwith ourour newnew AwayAway was evident the Vulcans buttoned off rather than keeping the foot applied to the throat. The upshot was the MMembershipembership inin 2012!2012! beleaguered Wests were allowed to score the last 20 points of the contest to limit the damage in their third IIff yyouou lliveive iinn AAucklanduckland butbut can’tcan’t makemake itit toto homehome games,games, ifif consecutive loss. The Vulcans are at home to Manly this weekend. The Sea Eagles beat Windsor 30-24. yyouou lliveive inin AustraliaAustralia andand followfollow thethe boysboys away,away, oror youyou justjust Great to see centre Jerome Ropati make a quick return from his ankle injury. Ropati recovered well since being LLOVEOVE tthehe VVodafoneodafone WWarriorsarriors - thisthis isis forfor yyou!ou! IItt iiss nnowow forced off only 27 minutes into his return against Manly at Eden Park two weeks ago. eevenven eeasierasier ttoo showshow youryour supportsupport toto youryour teamteam withwith a WWarriorsarriors PProudroud MMembership.embership. FForor oonlynly $$4949 NNZZ ((plusplus $$1010 This Saturday night will be a very special night for Captain Simon Mannering - he will make his 150th NRL ppostage)ostage) yyouou ccanan bbee a CClublub MMemberember ffromrom aanywhere!nywhere! appearance and 50th as Captain of the Vodafone Warriors! jjoinoin nnow!ow! It was great to have Stacey in the Stacey Jones Lounge and great to celebrate two birthdays and have Peter FForor mmoreore iinformationnformation oonn CClublub MMembershipsemberships vvisitisit McVeigh “Mr Music” entertaining us and getting the Lounge really rocking. wwww.warriors.co.nzww.warriors.co.nz oorr ccallall 00800800 883939 883939 On the local league front some terrifi c news. The Appliance Shed has signed on for a third year as the naming rights sponsor of the Appliance Shed Fox Memorial Shield. You will have seen their ads on TV and in your papers fronted by comedian Mike King, and their contribution to PARRAMATTA the local game can’t be understated because this is a company that has helped put life back into the game at You have feel for Parramatta Eels grassroots level. And so too have Mandron Masonry, sponsors of the Phelan Shield. Great stuff guys. And take a coach Steve Kearney - the only team bow Maori TV, now in their fourth year as broadcasters of the Fox, and this year they will be screening two games not to have won a game so far. a weekend. On top of that Radio Watea are also involved, as they have been since 2008, and they have agreed I spoke to Steve early in the week to to live broadcast the game of the round for the fi rst nine weeks of the comp. TM give him my support as a mate and We talk a lot about the NRL, the Vodafone Warriors and the Kiwis, but without the grassroots level of the game, he is fi ne and sure he can fi x the problem with his none of that would be possible.
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