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Warriors' nightmare.
(From The Dominion Post)
Byline: BIDWELL Peter
The Warriors gave him a surprise first-up win over Canberra, but Tony Kemp is now facing the reality of coaching his Jekyll-and-Hyde side. The brief honeymoon is over.
YOU did not want to be a New Zealand Warriors fan last night.
Many in the crowd of 16,221 were at Jade Stadium and felt sick well before halftime in a National Rugby League game that reflected poorly on the Warriors.
They crumbled to an often feeble, error-ridden 50-4 loss to the Wests Tigers that left them bottom of the competition.
Even the sad-sack South Sydney Rabbitohsare above them after their surprise …
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