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    It's a big ask for the Warriors to back up tonight in Townsville, after their biggest win of the NRL season last weekend in Auckland

    It's a big ask for the Warriors to back up tonight in Townsville, after their biggest win of the NRL season last weekend in Auckland

    - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

    Stacey Jones
    Stacey Jones
    The New Zealand side thrashed the Bulldogs by 24 points at Mt Smart - and interim Warriors coach Stacey Jones has the luxury of fielding an unchanged starting lineup, against the high flying Cowboys.

    Jones just wants more of the same against North Queensland.



    Kickoff's at 8pm.

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