The Warriors have had some gear stolen from outside a staff member's house.
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck leads the Warriors. Photo: PHOTOSPORT
After arriving back from their win in Canberra yesterday, staff were unable to store the gear at Mt Smart Stadium because of the Ed Sheeran concert.
An unmarked van parked outside a staff member's house on Auckland's North Shore was broken into last night and the gear and equipment taken.
"We're devastated with what's happened," said Warriors CEO Cameron George.
"All the playing jerseys from our historic win over the Raiders have been stolen and they obviously hold special significance for the guys.
"Then we've also had a fair bit of expensive equipment including the players' GPS units and a video drone used for training that has also been stolen. All up it's worth thousands of dollars.
"It's taken the gloss off what was an incredible weekend but it's just another challenge and one we are certainly not going to let distract us from making our fans even prouder in the coming weeks."
Mr George said it was hoped that putting the message out to Warriors supporters would deter the thieves from trying to sell the jerseys.
