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词条 1999 Auckland Warriors season
释义

  1. Milestones

  2. Jersey & Sponsors

  3. Sale to Tainui

  4. Fixtures

     Country Carnival   Regular Season  

  5. Ladder

  6. Squad

  7. Staff

     Coaching Staff 

  8. Transfers

     Gains  Mid-Season Gains  Losses  Mid-Season Losses 

  9. Other Teams

  10. Awards

  11. References

  12. External links

{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2011}}{{Infobox rugby league team season
| year = 1999
| league = NRL
| league_champions =
| league_rank = 11th
| playoff_result =
| cup = Challenge Cup
| cup_result =
| league_wins = 10
| league_draws = 0
| league_losses = 14
| points_for = 538
| points_against = 498
| CEO_title = CEO
| CEO = Trevor McKewen
| coach = Mark Graham
| assistant_coach =
| captain = Matthew Ridge
| captain2 = Stacey Jones
John Simon
| stadium = Ericsson Stadium
| avg_attendance = 11,135
| top_tries = Stacey Jones (15)
| top_goals = Matthew Ridge (34)
| top_points = Matthew Ridge (80)
| prev_season = 1998
| next_season = 2000
| list =

}}The Auckland Warriors 1999 season was the Auckland Warriors 5th first-grade season. The club competed in Australasia's National Rugby League. The coach of the team was Mark Graham while Matthew Ridge was the club's captain.

Milestones

  • 13 March – Round 2: Tony Tatupu plays his 50th match for the club.
  • 21 March – Round 3: Brady Malam plays his 50th match for the club.
  • 16 May – Round 11: Tony Tuimavave plays his 50th match for the club.
  • 30 May – Round 13: Logan Swann plays his 50th match for the club.
  • 21 August – Round 25: Stacey Jones becomes the first player to appear in 100 first-grade games for the club.

Jersey & Sponsors

Sale to Tainui

Between the 1998 and 1999 seasons the Auckland Rugby League sold the Auckland Warriors to a consortium that included majority investor the Tainui tribe as well as Graham Lowe and Malcolm Boyle. The new owners cleaned out the management and coaching structures and also straightened the tongue on the Warriors logo, as a curved tongue is believed to be cursed in Māori culture.

The consortium paid $2 million in cash, $1.5 million in deferred settlement over three years and an annual development grant of $250,000. The Auckland Rugby League was forced to write off the deferred settlement in 2000 when the Auckland Warriors folded and the assets were purchased by the New Zealand Warriors.[1]

Fixtures

{{See also|List of New Zealand Warriors results}}

The Warriors used Ericsson Stadium as their home ground in 1999, their only home ground since they entered the competition in 1995.

Country Carnival

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
12 FebruaryTrial 1 Melbourne StormLang Park, BrisbaneWin16-14Oudenryn (2), RidgeRidge (1)2,500 
20 FebruaryTrial 2 Brisbane BroncosToowoombaLoss10-22Manuel, JonesRidge (1)7,146 

Regular Season

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
8 MarchRound 1 Sydney RoostersSydney Football Stadium, SydneyWin26-16Ridge (2), Galuvao, Jones Ridge (5) 10,124  
13 MarchRound 2 North Sydney Bears Ericsson Stadium, AucklandLost 18-22 Galuvao, Jones, Swann Ridge (3) 20,268  
21 MarchRound 3 Manly Sea EaglesBrookvale OvalWin 36-10Death, Henare, Jones, Manuel, Swann,
J.Vagana, N.Vagana 		Jones (3),
Ngamu (1) 		7,077  
28 MarchRound 4 Sydney Roosters Ericsson Stadium, Auckland Lost14-28 Manuel, N.Vagana Ridge (3) 17,492 
3 AprilRound 5 Balmain TigersLeichhardt Oval, Sydney Lost 8-17Jones Ridge (2) 7,460  
9 AprilRound 6 Melbourne StormEricsson Stadium, Auckland10-38 10-38 Lauitiiti, Oudenryn Jones (1) 10,343  
18 AprilRound 7 North Queensland CowboysEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 0-24 8,954 
Round 8 Bye
2 MayRound 9 South Sydney RabbitohsEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 8-12 Beverley Doherty (1),
Jones (1)		7,241  
8 MayRound 10 Parramatta EelsParramatta Stadium, SydneyLost6-28Koopu Ridge (1) 13,087  
16 MayRound 11 Canberra RaidersEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 32-30 Galuvao, Lauiti'iti, Manuel, Mears, J.Vagana Ridge (6)9,423  
23 MayRound 12 Canterbury BulldogsTelstra Stadium, SydneyLost28-24Lauiti'iti (2), Endacott, JonesDoherty (4) 9,062  
30 MayRound 13 Parramatta EelsEricsson Stadium, Auckland Lost18-25 Jones, SwannDoherty (5) 8,940  
Round 14 Bye
12 JuneRound 15 Penrith PanthersCUA Stadium, SydneyLost20-34N.Vagana (2), Mears Doherty (4) 7,097  
19 JuneRound 16 Canterbury BulldogsEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 30-10 N.Vagana (2), Hoppe, Jones, Manuel,
J.Vagana 		Simon (3) 9,500  
26 JuneRound 17 Balmain TigersEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 22-4 Swann, Manuel, Seuseu, N.VaganaSimon (1) 8,506  
4 JulyRound 18 Canberra Raiders Canberra Stadium, CanberraLost22-46Hoppe, Manuel, Mears, N.VaganaSimon (3) 10,155  
10 JulyRound 19 Brisbane BroncosANZ Stadium, BrisbaneLost16-24Death, Lauiti'iti, NelsonSimon (2) 14,941  
16 JulyRound 20 Cronulla SharksEricsson Stadium, AucklandLost 20-22 Jones, Oudenryn, MearsSimon (4) 8,000  
25 JulyRound 21 South Sydney Rabbitohs Sydney Football Stadium, SydneyWin20-16Jones, Manuel, Swann, TuimavaveRidge (2) 7,364  
1 AugustRound 22 Melbourne StormOlympic Park Stadium, MelbourneLost14-16Lewis, Tuimavave Simon (2),
Ridge (1) 		13,435  
6 AugustRound 23 St. George Illawarra DragonsEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 32-18 Beverley, Jones, Lauiti'iti, Manuel, Meli,
N.Vagana		Simon (4) 9,564  
14 AugustRound 24 North Queensland CowboysDairy Farmers Stadium, TownsvilleWin40-14 Oudenryn (3), Jones, Swann, J.Vagana,
N.Vagana 		Ridge (4),
Simon (2) 		13,832  
21 AugustRound 25 Newcastle KnightsEricsson Stadium, AucklandWin 42-0 Death (2), Lauiti'iti, Oudenryn, Ridge, Simon, N.VaganaRidge (7) 15,385  
29 AugustRound 26 Western Suburbs MagpiesCampbelltown Sports Ground, SydneyWin60-16 Jones (4), Beverley (2), Oudenryn (2),
Manuel, Meli, J.Vagana, N.Vagana		Simon (5),
Swann (1)		7,793  

Ladder

TeamPldWDLBPFPAPDPts
1Cronulla2418062586332+25440
2Parramatta2417072500294+20638
3Melbourne2416082639392+24736
4Sydney City2416082592377+21536
5Canterbury2415182520462+5835
6St. George Illawarra2415092588416+17234
7Newcastle2414192575484+9133
8Brisbane2413292510368+14232
9Canberra24131102618439+17931
10{{leagueicon|Penrith|size=16}} Penrith24111122492428+6427
11Auckland24100142538498+4024
12South Sydney24100142349556-20724
13Manly2491142454623-16923
14North Sydney2480162490642-15220
15Balmain2480162345636-29120
16North Queensland2441192398588-19013
17Western Suburbs2430212285944-65910

Squad

{{See also|List of New Zealand Warriors players}}

Thirty two players were used by the Warriors in 1999, including eight players making their first grade debuts.

No.NameNationalityPositionWarriors DebutAppTGFGPts
3{{sortname|Sean|Hoppe}}NZL}}WGMarch 10, 1995132008
6{{sortname|Gene|Ngamu}}NZL}}FEMarch 10, 199560102
12{{sortname|Tony|Tatupu}}NZL}}SRMarch 10, 1995210000
13{{sortname|Tony|Tuimavave}}NZL}}PR / LKMarch 10, 1995162008
18{{sortname|Joe|Vagana}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}PRMarch 18, 19952450020
19{{sortname|Syd|Eru}}NZL}}HKMarch 28, 199520000
24{{sortname|Stacey|Jones}}NZL}}HBApril 23, 199524155070
32{{sortname|Nigel|Vagana}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}CEApril 4, 199621120048
33{{sortname|Awen|Guttenbeil}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|TON}}SRApril 14, 199630000
37{{sortname|Brady|Malam}}NZL}}PRJune 23, 199680000
38{{sortname|Bryan|Henare}}NZL}}SRJuly 23, 199671004
40{{sortname|Matthew|Ridge}}NZL}}FBMarch 1, 199710334080
42{{sortname|Logan|Swann}}NZL}}SRMarch 1, 19972471030
44{{sortname|Shane|Endacott}}NZL}}FEMarch 29, 1997171004
47{{sortname|Lee|Oudenryn}}AUS}}WGJuly 6, 19971780032
50{{sortname|Jerry|Seu Seu}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}PRAugust 16, 1997161004
55{{sortname|Ali|Lauitiiti}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}SRApril 19, 19982070028
56{{sortname|Joe|Galuvao}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}FB / CEMay 2, 19981330012
58{{sortname|Odell|Manuel}}NZL}}WGMarch 8, 19992490036
59{{sortname|Jason|Death}}AUS}}HK / LKMarch 8, 19991840016
60{{sortname|Terry|Hermansson}}NZL}}PRMarch 8, 1999240000
61{{sortname|Monty|Betham}}NZL}}HK / LKMarch 8, 199930000
62{{sortname|Cliff|Beverley}}NZL}}FEMarch 21, 19991640016
63{{sortname|Peter|Lewis|Peter Lewis (rugby league)}}NZL}}CEApril 3, 1999111004
64{{sortname|Wairangi|Koopu}}NZL}}CE / SRApril 9, 199961004
65{{sortname|Francis|Meli}}NZL}} / {{flagicon|WSM}}WGMay 2, 199932008
66{{sortname|Clinton|Toopi}}NZL}}CEMay 2, 199920000
67{{sortname|Carl|Doherty}}NZL}}FBMay 2, 19995014028
68{{sortname|Robert|Mears}}AUS}}HKMay 16, 19991540016
69{{sortname|John|Simon|John Simon (rugby league)}}AUS}}FEJune 12, 199912126056
70{{sortname|Boycie|Nelson}}NZL}}CEJune 19, 199951004
71{{sortname|Talite|Liava'a}}TON}}PRJuly 4, 199920000

Staff

  • Chief Executive Officer: Trevor McKewen
  • Football Manager: Hugh McGahan

Coaching Staff

  • Head Coach: Mark Graham
  • Assistant Coach: Mike McClennan[2]

Transfers

Gains

Player Previous Club Length Notes
{{sortname|Jason|Death}}North Queensland Cowboys
{{sortname|Terry|Hermansson}}Souths
{{sortname|Boycie|Nelson}}Widnes Vikings

Mid-Season Gains

Player Previous Club Length Notes
{{sortname|Robert|Mears}}Canterbury BulldogsDebut Rd 11
{{sortname|John|Simon|John Simon (rugby league)}}Parramatta EelsDebut Rd 15
{{sortname|Talite|Liava'a}}Balmain TigersDebut Rd 18

Losses

Player Club Notes
{{sortname|Stephen|Kearney}}Melbourne Storm
{{sortname|Tea|Ropati}}Retired
{{sortname|Marc|Ellis|Marc Ellis (rugby footballer)}}North Harbour Rugby Union
{{sortname|Anthony|Swann}}North Sydney Bears
{{sortname|Paul|Staladi}}Northland Rugby Union
{{sortname|Aaron|Whittaker}}Canterbury Rugby League
{{sortname|Kevin|Iro}}St Helens R.F.C.
{{sortname|Quentin|Pongia}}Sydney Roosters
{{sortname|Tyran|Smith}}Canberra Raiders
{{sortname|Zane|Clarke}}Cessnock
{{sortname|Frank|Watene}}Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

Mid-Season Losses

Player Future Club
{{sortname|Gene|Ngamu}}Huddersfield-Sheffield
{{sortname|Sean|Hoppe}}St Helens R.F.C.

Other Teams

During the 1999 season players not selected for first grade competed in the NZRL's National Provincial competition.[3] The Warriors also sent four players a week to play for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls and Brisbane Souths.[4][5]

Awards

Jason Death won the club's Player of the Year award.[6]

References

1. ^Coffey, John and Bernie Wood Auckland, 100 years of rugby league, 1909-2009, 2009. {{ISBN|978-1-86969-366-4}}.
2. ^New Zealand Rugby League Annual '98, New Zealand Rugby Football League, 1998. p.58
3. ^Peter Jessup Injury gives Hoppe a starting chance New Zealand Herald, 16 March 1999
4. ^Jonathan Smith rugbyleague.co.nz
5. ^Peter Jessup Price could rule out stadium New Zealand Herald, 18 September 1999
6. ^New Zealand Rugby League Annual 2002, New Zealand Rugby Football League, 2002. p.50

External links

  • Warriors official site
  • 1999 Warriors Season at rugbyleagueproject.org
{{New Zealand Warriors}}{{1999 in rugby league}}

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