| Name | Roger Tuivasa-Sheck |
| Born | 05 June 1993 (Apia, Samoa) |
| Height | 182cm |
| Weight | 99kg |
| Position | Fullback, Winger |
| Warriors Player Number | #203 |
| Warriors Debut | Round 1 vs. Wests Tigers, 05 March 2016 |
| Warriors Career | 2016-2021, 2024- |
| Representative | New Zealand |
| Junior Club | Otahuhu Leopards |
| Previous Club | Sydney Roosters |
| NRL Debut | Round 21 vs. Gold Coast Titans, 27 July 2012 (Sydney Roosters) |
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Fullback,
Centre,
Winger,
Active
Debut: 2016-03-05
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Age
182
Height (cm)
99
Weight (kg)
203
🇳🇿
🇼🇸
Fullback,
Centre,
Winger,
Active
Debut: 2016-03-05
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Age
182
Height (cm)
99
Weight (kg)
Player Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
- Thread starter WahsaurusRex
- Start date
- Date of Birth
- Jun 5, 1993
- Birth Location
- Apia, Samoa
- Nationality
- 🇳🇿 New Zealand
- 🇼🇸 Samoa
- Height (cm)
- 182 cm
- Weight (kg)
- 99 kg
- Position/s
- Fullback
- Centre
- Winger
- Nickname
- RTS
- Warrior #
- 203
- NRL Debut Date
- Jul 27, 2012
- NRL Debut Details
- NRL 2012, Round 21, Sydney City Roosters Vs Gold Coast Titans
- Warriors Debut Date
- Mar 5, 2016
- Warriors Debut Details
- NRL 2016, Round 1, Wests Tigers
- Warriors Years Active
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2024
- 2025
- Signed From
- Sydney Roosters, Auckland Blues (Rugby Union)
- Rep Honours
- NZ
- Awards/Honours
- Warriors Captain
- Warriors Player of the Year
- Golden Boot
- Dally M (Positional Award)
- Dally M (Overall)
- Status
- Active
- Rugby League Project
- https://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/players/roger-tuivasa-sheck/summary.html
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Yeah, there is no doubting his work ethic and professionalism. And you definitely want him in the team somewhere. Just a little nervous with people getting hyped up without him even playing a game at centre for us.
I know he was in a bit of a roaming position at this stage, but at 0:44 he gets the ball in somewhat of a centres position and stands up the opposition centre.
I'm envisioning him being able to replicate this with a full off season of centre training
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Defense will be the main thing he will need to work on. His workload will increase and the opposition will want to test him out.
If he plays left centre and it works out it will help us out immensely. Most of our plays go to the right. Going towards Johnson is obvious it is also probably more comfortable for CNK so something he may need to work on during the off season.
He has mentioned leading the kick chase. Webster has said he doesn't mind kicking to the right as Berry and DWZ lead the kick chase and help start our defensive sets. We missed that last week with Martin kicking down the left. Imagine next year, whoever is partnering Johnson kicks a bit more often and we have RTS and Montoya chasing down the left hand side similar Berry and DWZ.
If he plays left centre and it works out it will help us out immensely. Most of our plays go to the right. Going towards Johnson is obvious it is also probably more comfortable for CNK so something he may need to work on during the off season.
He has mentioned leading the kick chase. Webster has said he doesn't mind kicking to the right as Berry and DWZ lead the kick chase and help start our defensive sets. We missed that last week with Martin kicking down the left. Imagine next year, whoever is partnering Johnson kicks a bit more often and we have RTS and Montoya chasing down the left hand side similar Berry and DWZ.
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His ability to step his marker and produce a pass to set his winger free is a strength that he can bring to our left edge.
Maybe he can learn to kick too. Seeing as though we're short on long kickers and tactical kickers. Ha
Maybe he can learn to kick too. Seeing as though we're short on long kickers and tactical kickers. Ha
How good were Nico and Walsh, Garner never got that first try down though. Memories of those RTS moments on the right edge in that game gave me hope when I heard he'd resigned as a centre.
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Happy he confirmed he was being signed at left center.
People wanting him on the right to stack the right is like wanting David Tua to have more left hook.
To win this competition you need strike across the width of the park.
If you give your stand off rubbish to link with your stand off will be rubbish.
People wanting him on the right to stack the right is like wanting David Tua to have more left hook.
To win this competition you need strike across the width of the park.
If you give your stand off rubbish to link with your stand off will be rubbish.
Where did you hear him say he'll be playing on the left? Keen to listen
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This is worth a watch on Wednesday night on Sky.