Every generation of Warriors fans has its defining players. The ones who made you proud to wear the jersey even when the ladder said otherwise.
Manu Vatuvei — The Beast — scored 152 tries in 226 games. When he was on, there was no stopping him. Pure chaos. Pure joy. The cult hero who could run through you, around you, and over you in the same set.
Simon Mannering played 301 games for the Warriors. Three hundred and one. He captained the side through the lean years with no ego and no complaint, just relentless work. He is the embodiment of what FS95 stands for: showing up, every single time, regardless of the scoreboard.
Shaun Johnson gave us the step. The flair. The ability to flip a game on its head with a single moment of brilliance. He played 206 games, scored 61 tries, and accumulated 1,213 points — the club record. He made you believe anything was possible.
These are the players who made the jersey mean something. FS95 carries their legacy forward.
