BIG CAT FOOD! The Warriors go down to the 2x premiership winning Panthers 32-6 in their first semifinal since 2018 (where they also lost to the Panthers). In what was a clinical performance from Penrith, the Warriors tried hard in parts but ultimately, minus the talismanic Shaun Johnson, were simply outclassed. In their first ever finals special podcast, Brad reverts to type and it's all doom and gloom, woe is us stuff. Chad is positive or searching for positives. Brad doesn't believe him. The boys dissect the game and where the Warriors went wrong and also review the other semifinals. In the last segment they discuss the Warriors chances vs. the Knights at Mt Smart Stadium. Will they win?
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