Bodene Thompson was a weapon on the right edge during his three years at the Warriors.

Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad sits down with Monty to discuss his rugby league journey with the Warriors.

A fan favourite famous for his charging runs from the back fence. Bunty Afoa has played his entire career in Warriors colours.

Nathan Fien played over 100 games for the Warriors. He was a part of the 2008 side that went on a famous Finals run.

One of the great characters and story tellers in NZ sport. Marc Ellis is on the set, providing plenty of laughs and insights.

Joe Galuvao played 240 NRL Games and won 2 Premierships and his journey began at the Warriors.

A member of the 2011 Grand Final side, Aaron Heremaia had to bide his time before shining in the Warriors jersey.

One of highest profile signings in Warriors history. Sam Tomkins revisits the highs and lows of his time in New Zealand

Jazz Tevaga has plenty of entertaining stories during his time at the Warriors.

We are back with another season of Warriors legends. Kicking it off with a try scoring machine - DWZ

We wrap up Season 2 with one of the greats.

Vincent Anderson was a member of the Warriors side that made it to the 2003 Preliminary final. He played alongside brother Louis and was a formidable force on the field.

Warriors CEO Cameron George joins Monty to talk about his journey with the club.

Blake Ayshford spent 4 seasons at the Warriors and was a popular player at the club.

Following in the footsteps of his uncle Tony, Evarn Tuimavave would play over 100 games for the Warriors. *** all episodes are also available on you tube ***

Michael Witt had a brief but successful stay at the Warriors. Playing finals football in both his years. Witt scored one of the most famous tries in club history. **all episodes of Once A Warrior are also available on you tube**

Monty talks with former Warriors coach and current General Manager of recruitment - Andrew McFadden. **All Episodes are also available on you tube**

Monty sits down with goal kicking maestro and former Warriors centre Tony Martin. **All episodes are also available on you tube**

A player Monty describes as one of the most complete footballers to put on the Warriors jersey - Jerome Ropati. **All episodes are also available on you tube**

This week we hear from one the Warrior's great entertainers - Henry Fa'afili.

Warriors Player of the Year in 2003 - Francis Meli is a true legend of the club.

Jason Death was a cult hero at the Warriors during his 3 year stay at the club and was named Player of the year in 1999.

This week's guest is Justin Murphy. A winger in the 2002 Grand Final side and arguably the fastest Warrior of all-time.

Grant Rovelli was an integral part of a Warriors team that played in back to back finals series in 2007 and 2008.

Kiwis legend Adam Blair talks about his time at the Warriors.

Justin Morgan talks to Monty about his journey at the Warriors, as both a player and a coach.

Sam Rapira played in ten finals games for the Warriors and is one of the legends of the club.

Tony Kemp was an important part of rebuilding the Warriors club in the early 2000s as they ascended to title contenders.

Tony Tuimavave was a part of history when he ran onto the field in March 1995 as a member of the Warriors first ever side. Tuimavave was one of a handful of local players to put on the Warriors jersey against the Broncos that night. He would remain with the club for a further 6 years.

Feleti Mateo was an integral part of the 2011 Warriors side that defeated the Storm in a famous victory on their way to the 2011 Grand Final.

Tui Lolohea was a star of the Warriors under 20s side, bursting onto the NRL scene in 2014.

One of the highest profile signings in club history, Brent Tate relives his many memories at the Warriors.

At the club from the beginning, Frank Endacott would become the Warriors 2nd head coach in 1997. During his time in charge Frank coached plenty of characters and has plenty of stories to tell.

Monty chats with one of the legends of the club - Steve Price. An Australian who became a fan favourite amongst Kiwi supporters.

Monty chats with Louis Anderson about his rapid rise into first grade at just 18 years of age. His debut coincided with upheaval at the Warriors before the club turned it around under Ivan Cleary. Louis and his brother Vinnie had a brief but impactful time at the Warriors.

Blake Green played for 7 NRL clubs during his career and his time at the Warriors provided many interesting insights.

One of the greats of rugby league is on the show this week - Stacey Jones!

Elijah Taylor was a product of the Warriors inaugural Under 20's side in 2008. His debut season in the NRL was a memorable one as the Warriors went all the way to the Grand Final. Taylor reflects on his time at the club, which could have been a longer tenure..

A true legend of the club is in studio. Ali Lauiti'iti has a revealing chat with Monty about his time at the Warriors.

Monty kicks off season 2 with new Warriors coach Andrew Webster. They go through his coaching journey and the formula for bringing success to the club.

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.