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He broke their heart, twice. But without Roger, the Warriors wouldn’t be here today

Warriors chief executive Cameron George said Tuivasa-Sheck’s leadership during the COVID-19 years helped keep the club together as 26,000 tickets sold in 17 minutes.

The rise of Wahs is the feel-good story of the NRL finals, but there is a cruel twist: the man who once held the club together won’t get to play a minute.

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He broke their heart, twice. But without Roger, the Warriors wouldn’t be here today

The rise of Wahs is the feel-good story of the NRL finals, but there is a cruel twist: the man who once held the club together won’t get to play a minute.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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