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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 3689128, member: 1899"] Lumped in with the Broncos, Cowboys, Dragons, Raiders, Knights, Sea Eagles etc. I thought last year they had the structures to be successful. Unfortunately results went against them early, they suffered a few set-backs, Johnson was playing on borrowed time and Fonua-Blake looked like he just wanted out. That win against Penrith was as good as any last year so there's positive signs. However just looking at their roster it screams transitional year as they try to figure out their fullback, halves and other positions. I found them nearly as frustrating as the Broncos to watch last year. Particularly their start of the season where they were all over the Sharks. They blew one try, then the Sharks got some pretty questionable calls to hit the lead and the Warriors had no response. That loss against Melbourne would have set me back thousands in therapy. The rematch reminded me a lot of the Broncos/Roosters game. It was all set up for a Warriors win, they missed the memo and if they couldn't win that game, they couldn't win in October. The reason I'm leaning towards Penrith is because of how strong their defensive systems are and how much talent they have coming through their system. They might not make any significant strides next year and finish in that 5th-8th spot but I'd be amazed if they took a backwards step. [/QUOTE]

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