Andrew Webster

The 40-year-old returns to the club after working as an assistant under Andrew McFadden.

Andrew Webster has inked a three-year deal to become the Warriors' head coach.

“Although we're saddened to see Andrew depart the club at season's end, it's rewarding to see a valued member of the club progress to the next stage of their career,” Cameron said via a statement. “Andrew has been influential in providing an environment for players to flourish, and played a key role in leading the Panthers to Premiership success.” “I feel we have a real opportunity to progress the club and I can’t wait to hit the ground in November.”

Webster will be familiar to Warriors fans, having began his NRL coaching career in Auckland as an assistant to Andrew McFadden for two seasons from 2015 to 2017. He left the Warriors to take up an assistant role at Wests Tigers, where he briefly served ...

And he's thrilled to be joining the club as our new head coach." "He's been overseeing their attack over the last year at Penrith and we're very happy to have him join us." A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. They are next in action against the sixth-placed Eels on July 15 at CommBank Stadium. In recent times he's been able to work with Penrith Panthers whilst they won a premiership last year.

Penrith Panthers can confirm that assistant coach Andrew Webster will depart the club at the end of the 2022 NRL season.

Webster, a highly respected member of the coaching staff, joined Panthers prior to the 2021 NRL season, and played a crucial role in the club’s premiership triumph. “Working alongside NRL head coach Ivan Cleary and the entire football staff, Andrew has been influential in providing an environment for players to flourish, and played a key role in leading the Panthers to premiership success. Webster will remain with Panthers for the remainder of the season before taking up the head coach position at New Zealand Warriors.

The 40 year old Australian is currently an assistant coach at the Penrith Panthers under former Warriors mentor Ivan Cleary. He's had experience at the club ...

The 40-year-old Australian becomes the ninth coach, including interim head coaches, since Ivan Cleary left the club at the end of the 2011 season.

Webster has been an assistant at the Wests Tigers, Parramatta Eels and Panthers, as well as the Warriors. He also spent time as an assistant at Hull Kingston Rovers in the Super League. Webster was an assistant at the Warriors under Andrew McFadden in 2015 and 2016, when the Kiwi side finished 13th and 10th respectively. Former Warriors assistant coach Andrew Webster has been confirmed as the club’s new head coach, returning to Mt Smart after a successful stint as part of the Panthers’ coaching staff.

Australian Andrew Webster "excited and thrilled" to return to Auckland from next season, having previously been an assistant to Andrew McFadden.

"He's been overseeing their attack over the last year at Penrith and we're very happy to have him join us." And he's thrilled to be joining the club as our new head coach." "We will continue to have those structures in place until Andrew sees the need for change. "He knows what he's doing, he knows we've got a great roster for next year. A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. They are next in action against the sixth-placed Eels on July 15 at CommBank Stadium. "He certainly comes with a great CV, a great deal of energy. Walsh confirmed his impending return to the Broncos on Instagram on Thursday, saying he was excited to be "coming home" and thanking the Warriors for "making this all possible". According to George, the feedback on Webster from players and leading figures in the game such as Penrith coach Cleary has been "outstanding" and helped convince the club he was the right man for the job. "I feel we have a real opportunity to progress the club and I can’t wait to hit the ground in November."

Penrith assistant coach Andrew Webster will coach the Warriors from next season, faced with the tough task of steering them back to NRL competitiveness.

"He has terrific experience at three clubs, not least at the Penrith Panthers where he played such a critical role in helping them to the premiership last season. "I feel we have a real opportunity to progress the club and I can't wait to hit the ground in November." He brings a stack of coaching experience with him, including six years as an assistant in the English Super League, before returning in 2012 to Australia where he has spent time with Wests Tigers, Parramatta and the Warriors before heading to the Panthers.

The Warriors have confirmed the appointment of Panthers assistant Andrew Webster as their new head coach. The 40-year-old Australian will take the reins ...

"He's been overseeing their attack over the last year at Penrith and we're very happy to have him join us." And he's thrilled to be joining the club as our new head coach." "We will continue to have those structures in place until Andrew sees the need for change. "He knows what he's doing, he knows we've got a great roster for next year. A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. They are next in action against the sixth-placed Eels on July 15 at CommBank Stadium. "He certainly comes with a great CV, a great deal of energy. Walsh confirmed his impending return to the Broncos on Instagram on Thursday, saying he was excited to be "coming home" and thanking the Warriors for "making this all possible". According to George, the feedback on Webster from players and leading figures in the game such as Penrith coach Cleary has been "outstanding" and helped convince the club he was the right man for the job. "I feel we have a real opportunity to progress the club and I can’t wait to hit the ground in November."

The Warriors have locked in their new head coach, signing Penrith assistant Andrew Webster on a three-year ...

"Andrew has a great understanding of the Vodafone Warriors from his time here. "Although we're saddened to see Andrew depart the club at season's end, it's rewarding to see a valued member of the club progress to the next stage of their career," Penrith Panthers CEO Matt Cameron said. "I feel we have a real opportunity to progress the club and I can't wait to hit the ground in November."

"Ivan himself wants to see us succeed and with that in mind, he highly recommended Andrew Webster."

The Warriors have confirmed that Panthers assistant coach Andrew Webster will join the club as its head coach from the start of 2023.

George said Webster comes highly recommend by Penrith head coach Ivan Cleary, who took Webster with him to the Panthers after previously working with him at the Wests Tigers. Panthers CEO Matt Cameron acknowledged the key role Webster played in the club’s Premiership success and said that while disappointed to be losing him, the Panthers were pleased to see him get an opportunity to be a head coach at NRL level. The Warriors have confirmed that Panthers assistant coach Andrew Webster will join the club as its head coach from the start of 2023.

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“I loved my time in Auckland when I was last there and I’m really looking forward to making it home again. Webster then joined the Eels but returned to the Tigers in 2014 to coach their under 20s. Webster has ties to the Warriors, having worked as an assistant across the Tasman under Andrew McFadden in 2015 before moving to the Wests Tigers and then Panthers.