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Now, 15 years after the game’s release, those same fans are campaigning for The Warriors to receive the remake treatment for next-gen consoles. "There are a lot of players and staff who have not entered into our home ground or offices or training facility at this point in time so we have got to go through a bit of an induction period and then after that the boys have got to get to work," George said.Rockstar Toronto's 2005 game The Warriors, based on the 1979 film of the same name, is a cult classic among fans of the PlayStation 2 and original Xbox. "All in all, they are extremely emotional and excited."įacilities at Mt Smart Stadium have been renovated since Mark Robinson and his company Autex Industries took control of the club in late 2019, but never used by the Warriors for a home match. "You could see the local guys really appreciate the opportunity to go back and you could see the new guys extremely excited about what it means to us as a club and to them as players, and also to our fans back home. "Led by Roger, there is a little bit of emotion there that this is actually finally going to happen and for Roger, I guess, it carries a little bit more weight, with potentially his last home game at Mt Smart Stadium. "This is a big thing for these guys," George said.

George said the players had been emotional when he told them that the NRL and the Bulldogs had agreed they could play at Mt Smart Stadium. While many of the Warriors players have their partners and children with them on the Central Coast this year, not all do and most of the staff have also been away from their families in New Zealand since January 3. "We want this to be a celebration and we want this also to be a celebration of Roger being the player and person he has been at our club to farewell him in fine fashion and worthy style, which is a sell-out crowd."

This is step one of getting back to normality next year Warriors CEO Cameron George

This is an exciting, emotional, history-making occasion for our club and our fans and sports lovers should come and enjoy it because it has been well over 700 days since we last played there. "I am hoping and anticipating this will be a highly sought after ticket in town and it should be because we are going to have a great day out at Mt Smart Stadium to celebrate, and it is a farewell to Roger in our colours at Mt Smart as well, which is significant in itself. "This is step one of getting back to normality next year, so we are extremely excited and just pumped to get home to our fans," George said. Experience will bring 'finer details' to Walsh's game says Brown