| Most viewed - The Players |
Scott McDonough96 views"Scotty", "Cougar" Ex-Warragul (Vic). On baller, key forward. Coach, co-Coach. Class player, kicks goals. Knows how to play the game. One of the best players in Asia over a number of years. A back injury caused him to switch to full forward in 2007 with great success.
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Scott McDonough (right) and Jason Flanagan93 viewsTwo of the best to have ever played for for the Warriors
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Mark Lim90 viewsThe hard man - probably the best Malaysian-born player ever to play the game. Tough and fearless. Part of the engine room.
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Adrian Keet75 views"Keety" Lightly framed, hard running wingman or on-baller. Did well in debut season 2007 and will improve in 2008
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The famous Lee brothers71 viewsAndy (standing), ruthless at wing or half back. Phil, played over 50 games for the Warriors, strong overhead, highly unpredictable in front of goal, but can win a game on his own
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Jason Winter70 views"Bomber", "Stealth", man of a thousand disguises. Has done everything but carry the drinks. Ruck, backman, this Tasmanian tries his hardest. Club stalwart, 50 gamer and Life Member.
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James Drummond63 views"Jimmy" Played for Old Caulfield Grammarians and Old Haileybury in VAFA. A ruckman, need I say more. States his preferred positions are wing, centre half forward or centre half back, fortunately the Coach doesn't listen. Regularly claims injury, but has performed tirelessly at last two Asian Championships. Supports St. Kilda so thoroughly enjoys playing with a successful club. Requires mentoring on tour.
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Rhys Brown62 viewsKiwi Connection. Recruited 2008. Has made his presence known
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Gary White61 viewsY-tai, Club legend, flew from Nigeria to Manila for Manila Cup, can actually play. Kicked a memorable goal during Asian Championships 2007. Off field performances have been sensational.
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Dion Cope57 views"Twinkletoes". Asian All Star 2007. Very big, strong, on-baller who strikes fear in opposition hearts. Has played rugby league at the highest level. A straight ahead player, who tackles fearsomely. Very good kick.
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Richard Perry56 views"Rich". Tough, solid, always performs well in defence
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Chris Byrt55 viewsThe scribe, Asia's finest football writer
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Scott Venes55 views"Venesy", veteran trier, great clubman. Likes to lurk in the forward line. Kicked a goal with his first kick for the Warriors. A club sponsor. Learnt his football in NSW with Seaforth F.C and later Manly Warringah. Was a regular NSW Junior Representative and trialled with Sydney Swans Under 19s until a knee injury curtailed a promising career.
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Andy Lee53 views"Andy" Half of the famous Lee brothers. Relentless off half back or on wing. Tigerish tackler, who gets a lot of the ball.
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Phil Lee50 viewsBig, strong centre half forward, full forward, occasional ruckman who has given his all in over 50 games for the Warriors. Life member.
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Shane MacFarlane49 viewsArrived unheralded at an Asian Championships in Jakarta and performed well. Has since slotted into the backline and can always be relied on for a solid effort
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Andrew Mannering48 views"Manners". A former Bintang who saw the light and became a great on-baller for the Warriors. Was Club President in 2007 and oversaw one one of most successul years in Warrior history. Hard at it, on and off field, a true Warrior.
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Dave Matthews47 views'Cheesy', Former Bintang, fashion guru, very useful player. Expected to make a major contribution in 2008.
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Paul McCalman47 viewsOne of the longest serving Warriors. A visionary for Asian Football. Coach, captain, Life Member, Best and Fairest, Players Award Winner, 50 gamer, Asian All Star. The general of the back line, but can play anywhere. Time management can be an issue - where's Macca?
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Bert Tan46 viewsAnother backman. Injuries have slowed him down in recent years. Good clubman, frequent tourist, who played through the difficult years when the Warriors struggled to win
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