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Wingers Ronaldo Mulitalo and Sione Katoa bagged five tries between them as the Sharks downed the Warriors 38-16 at Moreton Daily Stadium on Sunday.

we've all had some inconsistent periods across the team but when we put it together and we compete hard, we were physically there tonight but but mentally we wobbled in and out of the game but I'm also understanding of the fact that game was so stop-start it was really hard to get into any rhythm, largely due to our discipline." the Warriors winger scored an absolute cracker in the 53rd minute when he flew through the air to plant the bal down in the corner. Watene-Zelezniak took off five metres from the goal line and did brilliantly to control the ball as he came back to earth to touch down for the 60th try of his career. After a slow start in Redcliffe the Sharks attack clicked into gear and wingers Mulitalo and Sione Katoa continued their tussle for top tryscorer honours. His first try in the 24th minute was laid on beautifully by five-eighth Matt Moylan, who is racking up plenty of try assists and line break assists in an impressive season alongside Nicho Hynes in the halves. The Eels and Titans piled on 48 points in the opening 40 minutes in round one at CommBank Stadium.

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Fullback Reece Walsh had a forgettable night after running in the first try of the match and throughout the contest, their inability to slow down the Sharks play-the-ball and a few bad errors saw the Warriors take themselves out of the contest. After not getting the ball for what would have been a sure try moments earlier, Watene-Zelezniak took to the heavens to score a try out wide with a spectacular diving finish. So, things were looking up – until the Sharks got going again. A passive first-half defence was exemplified by Shaun Johnson allowing Sharks winger Ronaldo Mulitalo to run the ball closer to the posts on the first of his two tries rather than make him put the ball down out wide. "We just need to put an 80-minute performance together. Like reruns of Friends, their season has gotten to a point where you know what's coming when you tune in.

'Put his hand up': Jones reveals Johnson's form admission after rookie coach's baptism of fire.

“I want to win some footy games, I just want to win and compete every week,” Jones said. After his first game as the Warriors head coach, Jones was squizzed on what he wants to get out of the rest of the year, and his answer was simple. “He is the first one to put his hand up and know where his game is at, by us trying to simplify things for him.”

"I'd like to fix it straight away but it may take some time."

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The injury occurred midway through the first half as he tried to make a tackle on Sharks fullback Will Kennedy and got his arm pinned in an awkward position. It's been a tough season for Murdoch-Masila on the injury front, having previously missed several weeks as a result of a hip-drop tackle by Brisbane's Thomas Flegler in April. The incident basically marked a complete 180 in the Warriors fortunes, as they raced out to a 12-0 lead before going on to lose 38-16.

Club great Stacey Jones admits to being 'nervous and scattered' at first by taking on the Warriors' NRL job as calls for a complete overhaul grow louder.

"We just fell back into some habits they've got to get out of. “We have to lift some effort areas, being resilient and having some steel, but it was the same result," he lamented. "He's the first one to put his hand up but he's not The Lone Ranger." Jones, the stand-in coach said he was "very nervous and a little bit scattered upstairs" when he first took the reins. "He hasn't been anywhere near the Johnson we grew to love at the Warriors a long time ago, and that's part of the reset." "Being away from his family has put a bit of pressure on him to bounce into training and perform," he said.

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"He's the first one to put his hand up but he's not The Lone Ranger." The stand-in coach said he was "very nervous and a little bit scattered upstairs" when he first took the reins. "He hasn't been anywhere near the Johnson we grew to love at the Warriors a long time ago, and that's part of the reset." "Being away from his family has put a bit of pressure on him to bounce into training and perform," he said. "This (coaching change) is a chance for their club to reset. "The Warriors need a huge overhaul," he told Fox Sports.

Jayson Tatum is shooting 34.1% this Finals. That's the lowest by any player with 20+ attempts per game in a Finals series ever.

"I just got to be better," Tatum said after the Celtics’ Game 4 loss. I know I'm impacting the game in other ways, but I got to be more efficient, shoot the ball better, finish at the rim better." I got to be better.

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"We just fell back into some habits they've got to get out of. "Physically we were there, mentally we just wobbled in and out of the game." "We have to lift some effort areas, being resilient and having some steel, but it was the same result," Jones lamented.

After a very even four NBA Finals games between the Celtics and Warriors, Game 5 will be less about adjustments and more about execution.

You’re not going back to change your personnel. You’re not going back to change your playbook. “Things like that, just like the mental blips. It has been an even series despite the four not close endings — the Warriors are +1 point through four games. You’re not going back to reinvent the wheel. “I feel like they’re just disciplined.

The Golden State Warriors have submitted their injury report for Game 5 against the Boston Celtics,. Andre Iguodala (right knee inflammation), ...

Game 5 will likely be the most important game of the series between the Warriors and Celtics. Neither team has lost back-to-back games all playoffs, so something will have to give sooner or later. Speaking of Steph Curry, he mentioned pregame that his foot feels "great." That's the best news Warriors fans could ask for. James Wiseman remains out with right knee injury management.

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Fullback Reece Walsh had a forgettable night after running in the first try of the match and throughout the contest, their inability to slow down the Sharks play-the-ball and a few bad errors saw the Warriors take themselves out of the contest. After not getting the ball for what would have been a sure try moments earlier, Watene-Zelezniak took to the heavens to score a try out wide with a spectacular diving finish. So, things were looking up – until the Sharks got going again. A passive first-half defence was exemplified by Shaun Johnson allowing Sharks winger Ronaldo Mulitalo to run the ball closer to the posts on the first of his two tries rather than make him put the ball down out wide. "We just need to put an 80-minute performance together. Like reruns of Friends, their season has gotten to a point where you know what's coming when you tune in.

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The Warriors are -160 on the moneyline, per Draft Kings. The likes of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Kevon Looney have each spent time guarding Tatum as well. If these Dubs take down the Eastern Conference champs in Game 5, it will go a long way towards finishing this season off with a title.