Mick Watson was CEO of the Warriors during the golden years of the early 2000s. He goes through the process of putting together a winning roster and all the key players and personalities during that era. 

Recently retired Warrior Chanel Harris-Tavita explains his decision to step away from rugby league. Chanel talks to Monty about the players and games that impacted his career. 

Krisnan Inu was synonymous with one of the Warriors most famous victories. His time at the club was short but certainly memorable. Krisnan has plenty of stories from his time at the Warriors. Including a spontaneous pre-match tattoo.

A star in the Warriors inaugural Under 20's season, Kevin Locke would also become a star in the top side. A member of the 2011 Grand Final team Locke details the sides journey to the big game. Along with his own personal journey as a Warrior..

Stephen Kearney played 4 seasons for the Warriors and was a member of the inaugural side that faced the Broncos in 1995. He also coached the club to their only finals appearance in the last 10 years. With this much on his resume he's got plenty to offer in this chat with Monty.

No player ran the ball from the back fence like cult hero Iafeta Paleaaesina. The barnstorming prop describes his mindset during those ferocious charges and the price he paid with a ruptured spleen. There's all also a shout out to Monty for saving Iafeta's career.

Sione Faumuina produced some iconic moments in the Warriors jersey. He tells Monty about his journey to the club, Daniel Anderson unlocking his immense talent and that deadly combo with Clinton Toopi and Francis Meli.

Fan favourite Kevin Campion is in studio with Monty. They discuss the rise of the club as an NRL heavyweight in the early 2000's. Of course Campo talks blood, fighting and big hits.

Tea Ropati a Warriors original and player of the year in 1995 is in the studio with Monty to cover the fledgling years at the club. Tea gives his thoughts on key players who helped shape the club and his determined journey to be apart of the hometown team.

Named at hooker in the Warriors 20 Years team, PJ Marsh had a brief but impactful career at the Warriors. PJ yarns about his favourite teammates, his special bond with NZ and the night his Warriors career came to an abrupt end.