'Outright wrong': Former One NZ CEO on why NRL needs to fix Bunker

The Warriors have given fans a memorable season for 2026, but a former One NZ CEO is among the voices calling for the NRL to fix the Bunker. 

The team ultimately lost to the Newcastle Knights 12-10 in front of a sold-out Eden Park crowd yesterday.

Former One NZ CEO Jason Paris says there were a number of calls that were 'outright wrong' - and they ultimately cost the Kiwi side.

"And I think, cost us the opportunity to draw the game and set it into extra time."

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