With a Warriors career that spanned a decade, Wairangi Koopu has plenty of stories to tell. His involvement in a famous Grand final moment.    A fiery halftime speech. Pre-match rituals and much more..

Captaining the Warriors was a career highlight for Ryan Hoffman. After all his years at the Melbourne Storm, Hoffman still speaks glowingly about his time in New Zealand. An adventure that produced many lifelong memories and friendships.

The Warriors most well known fan is in the house. Sir Peter Leitch reminisces about the Butchers Lounge. He talks about some of his favourite players and special moments.

Monty's in studio with good friend and former teammate Jerry Seuseu. A player described by Daniel Anderson as one of the best he ever coached. Jerry talks about his rise through the ranks under Frank Endacott and Mark Graham in the late 90's. Where he got his fierce competitive spirt from and Monty puts him on the spot to name the best Props in club history.

Warrior number 1 Dean Bell is in studio to discuss the hype surrounding the 1995 season. The Warriors inaugural captain breaks down all the elements of that first Warriors side from local kiwi players to NRL veterans to Super league imports. And of course his personal journey.

Monty sits down with the Warriors most successful coach - Daniel Anderson. How did he put together one of the most exciting and successful teams of the early 2000's? He relives some of the Warriors most memorable games and breaks down his favourite players. Coach Anderson also gives his thoughts on new appointment Stacey Jones..

Thomas Leuluai takes Monty through the phases of his life and career during his 2 separate stints at the Warriors. First as a teenager then  returning as a seasoned professional. 

"The Huntly Hurricane" Lance Hohaia calls in from the United States. How did he get the nickname? Lance is the only player to represent the Warriors in both of their Grand Final appearances. He names his best 13 from those 2 Grand Final sides. Lance describes reaching a crossroads in his Warriors career and what it took to become a super-utility.

Monty sits down with former teammate Motu Tony. They relive some of the biggest games in the clubs history. Motu reveals an unlikely prankster and how he almost departed the club earlier...

All Blacks legend Sir John Kirwan left rugby when the Warriors brought professional rugby league to NZ. But it wasn't a simple switch. He questioned his ability to shine in the new sport but league taught him things 10 years in the All Blacks never could. He tells Monty his story.