One New Zealand Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson has called time on his 14-season NRL career, announcing he’ll retire at the end of the season.
“This is a decision that I’ve sat with for a while now and one I’m probably still coming to terms with,” Johnson said when speaking with his teammates.
“It’s obviously still very raw but I’m so grateful to the club and to you boys who I get to come into work with every day with a smile on face. I have never taken any of it for granted.
Shaun Johnson
“And as talented and amazing as Shaun has been as a player, as a person he’s made just as big an impact here at the Warriors through the years.
Cameron George
“Shaun has been exceptional for both our club and for the game for so many years,” said One New Zealand Warriors head coach Andrew Webster.
Andrew Webster
He is the Warriors’ record points scorer with 1197 points while he’s the club’s second all-time try scorer with 78, one ahead of Jones and behind Manu Vatuvei’s tally of 152.
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