Warriors charge down the home straight to pip a Green Machine at the finish line.

Never doubted them.
3 and 0 bros: In my preview of the Warriors I wrote that this season would be defined in the first few games. What can be defined now is the Warriors are atop the NRL standings. There is a lot to work on, especially discipline, but they have the fitness, the right attitude and just too many strike weapons for most NRL teams to contain.
But stay away from P: Blake Green said it in his interview with ABC Grandstand (great commentary btw) that the Warriors didn't deserve to win that game because of the large amount of penalties they gave away. It didn't help that Adam Blair got sinbinned inside the first ten minutes, although his exit from the field was entertaining:
The Warriors will be watched carefully by the refs now so need to make a slight change to their defensive style (as I said before, play smart but not dirty).
The real MVP: Harris > Hiku > Fusitua is the best edge attack in the game but the MVP has to go to Shaun Johnson who decided to become Jonny Wilkinson for the last 90 seconds of that match.
What about the other guys?: The Green Machine are feeling a little low. Listening to Sam Williams after the game on ABC Grandstand (I couldn't watch the game but ABC Grandstand was great today with their call) you could tell he wanted to start bawling his little eyes out. The Raiders have no clue how they lost today, or last week, or the week before. Well, they're a massive team who are not fit and the opposition have realised that you just need to have the little guys run around them all day.
But don't blame the refs: A Ricky Stuart press conference is great to watch whenever he loses. He spent five minutes bagging the refs but assured everyone he wasn't bagging the refs, it's just they didn't know what they were doing.