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词条 2006 New Zealand Warriors season
释义

  1. Milestones

  2. Salary cap breach

  3. Jersey & Sponsors

  4. Fixtures

      Pre-Season  Regular Season 

  5. Ladder

  6. Squad

  7. Staff

     Coaching Staff 

  8. Transfers

     Gains  Losses  Mid-Season Losses 

  9. Awards

  10. Other Teams

  11. References

  12. External links

{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2011}}{{Infobox rugby league team season
| year = 2006
| league = NRL
| league_champions =
| league_rank = 10th
| playoff_result =
| cup = Challenge Cup
| cup_result =
| league_wins = 12
| league_draws = 0
| league_losses = 12
| points_for = 552
| points_against = 463
| CEO_title = CEO
| CEO = Wayne Scurrah
| coach = Ivan Cleary
| assistant_coach = John Ackland
| captain = Steve Price
| captain2 = Ruben Wiki (4)
| stadium = Ericsson Stadium
| avg_attendance = 8,829
| top_tries = Brent Webb (11)
| top_goals = Tony Martin (68)
| top_points = Tony Martin (160)
| prev_season = 2005
| next_season = 2007
| list =

}}The 2006 New Zealand Warriors season was the 12th in the club's history. The club competed in Australasia's National Rugby League. The coach of the team was Ivan Cleary while Steve Price was the club captain.

Milestones

  • 25 March - Round 3: Awen Guttenbeil played in his 150th match for the club.
  • 25 June - Round 16: The Warriors defeated the South Sydney Rabbitohs 66-0 at Telstra Stadium. This result stands as the Warriors largest victory to date.
  • 9 July - Round 18: Jerome Ropati played in his 50th match for the club.
  • 9 July - Round 18: Louis Anderson played in his 50th match for the club.
  • 12 August - Round 23: Brent Webb played in his 100th match for the club.

Salary cap breach

Before the season started the Warriors were investigated by the National Rugby League over alleged salary cap breaches committed by the team's previous administrators. The club admitted to inflating its salary cap to the tune of nearly $1 million during the 2005 season. As punishment, the National Rugby League fined the Warriors club $430,000 and stripped the team of four competition points prior to the beginning of the season. It was the first time in 99 years of rugby league in Australia that a team has started a season on less than zero premiership points.

The Warriors appealed the decision by the NRL to strip the four competition points but accepted the financial penalty. Prior to the beginning of the season, the National Rugby League confirmed that the points penalty would stand. The penalty would prove the decisive factor in the Warriors missing the finals for the third year in succession.

Jersey & Sponsors

The Warriors adopted a new home jersey for 2006, a predominantly Black & White design supplied by Puma AG. A new away jersey was also adopted, being mainly Grey with Black details.

Fixtures

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

The Warriors used Ericsson Stadium as their home ground in 2006, their only home ground since they entered the competition in 1995. On 12 July, the stadium reverted to its original name: Mt Smart Stadium.

Pre-Season

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
12 FebruaryTrial 1 Canberra Raiders North Harbour Stadium, Auckland Loss 16 - 28 Todd Byrne, Tony Martin, Cooper Vuna Martin (2) 11,000 [1]
18 FebruaryTrial 2 North Queensland Cowboys Barlow Park, Cairns Loss 10 - 26 Manu Vatuvei, George TuakuraMartin (1) 15,000 [1]
25 FebruaryTrial 3 Bulldogs Carrara Stadium, Gold Coast Win 24 - 20 Nathan Fien, Ruben Wiki, Tony Martin, Jerome RopatiMartin (4) 12,380 [1]

Regular Season

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report
12 MarchRound 1 Melbourne Storm Ericsson Stadium, Auckland Loss 16 - 22 Koopu, Vatuvei, Ropati Martin (2) 10,035 [2]
18 MarchRound 2 Parramatta Eels Waikato Stadium, HamiltonLoss 14 - 22 Tuimavave, Vatuvei Martin (3) 16,089 [3]
25 MarchRound 3 Wests TigersAMI Stadium, ChristchurchWin 26 - 10Guttenbeil, Ropati, Toopi, Webb, Vatuvei Martin (3) 14,675[4]
2 AprilRound 4 Newcastle Knights EnergyAustralia Stadium, NewcastleWin 26 - 22Fien, Rovelli, Tuimavave, Vatuvei Martin (5) 18,359[5]
9 AprilRound 5 Manly Sea EaglesEricsson Stadium, Auckland Loss 8 - 22Martin (2)7,888[6]
15 AprilRound 6 Canberra RaidersCanberra Stadium, CanberraLoss 14 - 18Koopu, Webb Martin (3) 7,174[7]
22 AprilRound 7 South Sydney RabbitohsEricsson Stadium, Auckland Win 46 - 14 Wiki (2), Byrne, Gatis, Martin, Price, Webb Martin (9) 8,015[8]
30 AprilRound 8 BulldogsEricsson Stadium, Auckland Loss 16 - 30Faumuina, Koopu Martin (4) 11,604[9]
Round 9 Bye
13 MayRound 10 St. George Illawarra DragonsWIN Stadium, IllawarraLoss 16 - 22Mannering, Price, Webb Martin (2) 10,117[10]
20 MayRound 11 Wests TigersEricsson Stadium, Auckland Win 34 - 12Anderson, Faumuina, Mannering, Rovelli, Tuimavave, WebbMartin (5) 8,210[11]
27 MayRound 12 Cronulla SharksToyota Park, SydneyLoss 20 - 34Koopu (2), Mannering, Faumuina Martin (2) 9,490[12]
4 JuneRound 13 Brisbane BroncosEricsson Stadium, Auckland Loss 18 - 23Wiki (2), Ah Van Martin (3) 7,746[13]
11 JuneRound 14 Sydney RoostersSydney Football Stadium, SydneyWin 22 - 12Vatuvei (2), Fien, Martin, Webb Martin (1) 6,806[14]
18 JuneRound 15 Newcastle KnightsEricsson Stadium, Auckland Win 30 - 18Fien (2), Faumuina, Price, RopatiMartin (5)6,240[15]
25 JuneRound 16 South Sydney RabbitohsTelstra Stadium, SydneyWin 66 - 0Hohaia (3), Ropati (2), Webb (2), Ah Van, Mannering, Martin,
Price, Tuimavave		Martin (9) 6,597[16]
1 JulyRound 17 Penrith PanthersEricsson Stadium, Auckland Win 28 - 22Mannering (2), Martin, Webb, WikiMartin (4) 8,723[17]
9 JulyRound 18 BulldogsTelstra Stadium, SydneyLoss 18 - 22 (a.e.t)Koopu, Mannering, VatuveiMartin (3) 14,076[18]
15 JulyRound 19 Parramatta EelsMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Loss 12 - 20Price, Rovelli Martin (2) 14,499[19]
Round 20 Bye
29 JulyRound 21 Penrith PanthersCUA Stadium, SydneyLoss 6 - 36Vautvei Martin (1) 9,725[20]
5 AugustRound 22 Cronulla SharksMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 12 - 10Luck, Rovelli Martin (2) 4,850[21]
12 AugustRound 23 North Queensland CowboysMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 26 - 0Hohaia (2), Mannering, Rapira, VatuveiHohaia (3) 5,425[22]
19 AugustRound 24 Melbourne StormOlympic Park Stadium, MelbourneWin 24 - 20Webb (2), Mannering, Vatuvei Hohaia (4) 13,477[23]
27 AugustRound 25 Sydney RoostersMt Smart Stadium, AucklandWin 42 - 16Ropati (4), Ah Van (2), Lauaki, Wiki Hohaia (5) 12,711[24]
3 SeptemberRound 26 Brisbane BroncosSuncorp Stadium, BrisbaneLoss 12 - 36Byrne, Rovelli Hohaia (2) 47,193[25]

Ladder

TeamPldWDLBFAPDPts
1{{leagueicon|Melbourne Storm|16}} Melbourne2420042605404+20144
2{{leagueicon|Canterbury Bulldogs|16}} Bulldogs2416082608468+14036
3{{leagueicon|Brisbane Broncos|16}} Brisbane24140102497392+10532
4{{leagueicon|Newcastle Knights|16}} Newcastle24140102608538+7032
5{{leagueicon|Manly Sea Eagles|16}} Manly-Warringah24140102534493+4132
6{{leagueicon|St. George Illawarra Dragons|16}} St. George Illawarra24140102519481+3832
7{{leagueicon|Canberra Raiders|16}} Canberra24130112525573-4830
8{{leagueicon|Parramatta Eels|16}} Parramatta24120122506483+2328
9{{leagueicon|North Queensland Cowboys|16}} North Queensland24110132450463-1326
10{{leagueicon|New Zealand Warriors|16}} New Zealand24120122552463+8924*
11{{leagueicon|Wests Tigers|16}} Wests Tigers24100142490565-7524
12{{leagueicon|Penrith Panthers|16}} Penrith24100142510587-7724
13{{leagueicon|Cronulla Sharks|16}} Cronulla2490152515544-2922
14{{leagueicon|Eastern Suburbs|16}} Sydney2480162528650-12220
15{{leagueicon|South Sydney Rabbitohs|16}} South Sydney2430212429772-34310
  • New Zealand Warriors were stripped of 4 competition points due to breaches of the salary cap.

Squad

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

Twenty five players were used by the Warriors in 2006, including several players who made their first grade debuts.

No.NameNationalityPositionWarriors DebutAppTGFGPts
33{{sortname|Awen|Guttenbeil}}NZL}}SR14 April 1996231004
64{{sortname|Wairangi|Koopu}}NZL}}CE / SR9 April 19992060024
66{{sortname|Clinton|Toopi}}NZL}}CE2 May 1999101004
87{{sortname|Richard|Villasanti}}AUS}}PR18 February 200110000
97{{sortname|Brent|Webb}}NZL}}FB1 April 200222110044
98{{sortname|Sione|Faumuina}}NZL}}CE / LK1 April 20021740016
99{{sortname|Lance|Hohaia}}NZL}}UB6 April 200212514048
102{{sortname|Evarn|Tuimavave}}NZL}}PR1 September 20022340016
108{{sortname|Jerome|Ropati}}NZL}}CE / FE31 August 20032290036
109{{sortname|Tony|Martin|Tony Martin (rugby league)}}AUS}}CE14 March 2004206680160
110{{sortname|Epalahame|Lauaki}}NZL}}SR14 March 200481004
112{{sortname|Louis|Anderson}}NZL}}LK28 March 2004231004
115{{sortname|Manu|Vatuvei}}NZL}}WG23 May 200418100040
118{{sortname|Cooper|Vuna}}NZL}}WG21 August 200430000
121{{sortname|Steve|Price|Steve Price (rugby league)}}AUS}}PR13 March 20052150020
122{{sortname|Todd|Byrne}}AUS}}WG13 March 200592008
123{{sortname|Ruben|Wiki}}NZL}}PR13 March 20052260024
124{{sortname|Nathan|Fien}}NZL}}HK13 March 20052140016
125{{sortname|Simon|Mannering}}NZL}}CE26 June 20051790036
126{{sortname|Micheal|Luck}}AUS}}SR12 March 2006241004
127{{sortname|Grant|Rovelli}}ITA}}HB12 March 20062440016
128{{sortname|George|Gatis}}GRE}}HK25 March 2006172008
129{{sortname|Patrick|Ah Van}}NZL}}WG9 April 20061540016
130{{sortname|Misi|Taulapapa}}WSM}}WG22 April 200650000
131{{sortname|Sam|Rapira}}NZL}}PR20 May 2006101004

Staff

  • Chief Executive Officer: Wayne Scurrah

Coaching Staff

  • Head Coach: Ivan Cleary
  • Assistant Coach: John Ackland
  • Development Coach: Tony Iro[26]
  • Trainer: Craig Walker[27]

Transfers

Gains

Player Previous Club Length Notes
{{sortname|Micheal|Luck}}North Queensland Cowboys
{{sortname|Grant|Rovelli}}Sydney Roosters
{{sortname|George|Gatis}}North Queensland Cowboys

Losses

Player Club Notes
{{sortname|Stacey|Jones}}Catalans Dragons
{{sortname|Monty|Betham}}Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
{{sortname|Francis|Meli}}St Helens R.F.C.
{{sortname|Iafeta|Paleaaesina}}Wigan Warriors
{{sortname|Karl|Temata}}Harlequins RL
{{sortname|Tevita|Latu}}Cronulla Sharks

Mid-Season Losses

Player Club Notes
Richard VillasantiCronulla Sharksgranted an early release on 3 May after 96 appearances for the Warriors since arriving in 2001.
Clinton ToopiLeeds Rhinosgranted an early release on 17 July.
Sione FaumuinaHarlequins RLcontract terminated by the Warriors on 30 Augustafter another case of serious misconduct.

Awards

  • 14 September – Steve Price wins the club’s premier accolade as the Lion Red Player of the Year. Grant Rovelli wins the Vodafone Young Player of the Year, Micheal Luck the Puma Clubman of the Year and Brent Webb the Vodafone One Tribe Supporters’ Player of the Year.

Other Teams

Players not required by the Warriors were released to play in the 2006 Bartercard Cup. These included Misi Taulapapa for the Mount Albert Lions and Cooper Vuna for the Tamaki Titans. Sam Rapira and Lance Hohaia both made appearances for the Waicoa Bay Stallions while Richard Villasanti played for the Canterbury Bulls.

References

1. ^1 2 2006 NRL trials warriors.co.nz. Retrieved 17 April 2010.
2. ^NRL 2006 - Round 1 rugbyleagueproject.org
3. ^NRL 2006 - Round 2 rugbyleagueproject.org
4. ^NRL 2006 - Round 3 rugbyleagueproject.org
5. ^NRL 2006 - Round 4 rugbyleagueproject.org
6. ^NRL 2006 - Round 5 rugbyleagueproject.org
7. ^NRL 2006 - Round 6 rugbyleagueproject.org
8. ^NRL 2006 - Round 7 rugbyleagueproject.org
9. ^NRL 2006 - Round 8 rugbyleagueproject.org
10. ^NRL 2006 - Round 10 rugbyleagueproject.org
11. ^NRL 2006 - Round 11 rugbyleagueproject.org
12. ^NRL 2006 - Round 12 rugbyleagueproject.org
13. ^NRL 2006 - Round 13 rugbyleagueproject.org
14. ^NRL 2006 - Round 14 rugbyleagueproject.org
15. ^NRL 2006 - Round 15 rugbyleagueproject.org
16. ^NRL 2006 - Round 16 rugbyleagueproject.org
17. ^NRL 2006 - Round 17 rugbyleagueproject.org
18. ^NRL 2006 - Round 18 rugbyleagueproject.org
19. ^NRL 2006 - Round 19 rugbyleagueproject.org
20. ^NRL 2006 - Round 21 rugbyleagueproject.org
21. ^NRL 2006 - Round 22 rugbyleagueproject.org
22. ^NRL 2006 - Round 23 rugbyleagueproject.org
23. ^NRL 2006 - Round 24 rugbyleagueproject.org
24. ^NRL 2006 - Round 25 rugbyleagueproject.org
25. ^NRL 2006 - Round 26 rugbyleagueproject.org
26. ^Iro decides to leave Vodafone Warriors warriors.co.nz, 31 October 2012
27. ^Warriors trainer quits to join Roosters stuff.co.nz, 15 October 2012

External links

  • Warriors official site
  • 2006 Warriors Season at rugbyleagueproject.org
{{New Zealand Warriors}}{{2006 in rugby league}}

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