Radio Sport Breakfast

On this evidence, the big win over the Bulldogs last week was a bit of a mirage.The Warriors have fallen to their first defeat of the season, and it was a horrible one, as they barely fired a shot, slumping to a 34-6 loss to the Tigers on Sunday night.It continued an awful record at Campbelltown, where the Auckland team have only won one of their last six games.It was a forgettable evening, as anything that could go wrong, generally did. Their handling was poor, in admittedly wet conditions, their defensive line was loose and they lacked intensity in their work on both attack and defence. The Tigers were much more desperate, and man for man the Warriors were completely outplayed.And while they could hardly create anything themselves, they fell victim to a Robbie Farah masterclass with the 35-year-old completely dominant from dummy half, with three try assists and a cheeky touchdown from dummy half.Of most concern was the Warriors attack. Sure, they were hurt by mistakes, which killed momentum, but they were t