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Nathan Brown’s future on the New Zealand Warriors is below threaat after his facet slumped to a fifth straight loss.

While Brown will reportedly keep on as head coach of the Warriors for the rest of the 2022 season, The Daily Telegraph’s Phil Rothfield has declared Brown’s future past 2022 stays uncertain.

“Cameron (George, Warriors CEO) would not guarantee Browny’s job for next year, he said he’d spoken to Nathan with the owner Mark Robinson,” Rothfield advised Sky Racing’s Big Sports Breakfast.

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“They’ve decided to put his future on hold until the end of the season and just hope that a return home will give the players a bit of a lift.

“He needed to win some football games between now and Round 24, their performance the other night was poor again.”

Brown has confronted more and more harsh scrutiny for the Warriors’ poor run this season, having received simply 4 video games in 13 rounds and falling 44-12 to an undermanned Manly facet this weekend.

And whereas Rothfield believes that Brown boasts loads of tactical nous, he stated the duty of managing gamers and the tradition of the squad was proving a tricky process for the Warriors coach.

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“I think technically and tactically Browny is as sharp as any coach in rugby league but being a coach of an NRL club is a lot more than that,” Rothfield stated.

“It’s about managing players, managing salary caps, taking into account the culture issues that come with the Maori boys at the Warriors.

“In fact they’ve been away from home for so long and managing all that.

“I think Browny’s going to fight to keep that job.”

It comes after star Warriors fullback Reece Walsh blasted his facet for an additional dismal efficiency, placing the onus firmly on the gamers to show issues round.

“It’s tough. We just go out there and we sabotage ourselves,” Walsh stated. “There’s no other way to put it. We put ourselves under pressure and, you know, we keep doing it every week.

“It’s not good enough. We keep shooting ourselves in the foot.”

Braith Anasta advised Fox League on the weekend that Brown is below ‘huge pressure’.

“Nathan Brown is one of the great guys in the game, but he has got to be under the pump here,” Anasta stated.

“He has got to be under huge pressure. That’s the reality of it.”

But Brown himself has refused to again down from the rising stress on his place.

“I have been coaching a long time now so I don’t coach on fear,” Brown stated after the weekend’s disappointing defeat. “All we can do is keep preparing the best we can to do what we feel is right. I’ve been here too long to worry about all that sort of other stuff to be honest. That’s the truth for me.”

He added that people have been growing however consistency from your complete squad has been missing.

“I’ve seen some improvements from individuals, but obviously the team dynamic I have seen some bad ones,” Brown stated.

“We have been disappointing as a team. Our biggest issue is getting a good performance out of players on the same day,” he added.

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The Warriors haven’t performed a recreation at their house floor Mt Smart Stadium since August 30, 2019, an exile that may lastly come to an finish in Round 16 after they host the Tigers on the third of July.

The long-awaited homecoming shapes as a vital alternative for Brown’s facet to arrest their alarming droop and solidify the way forward for the under-fire Warriors coach.

First, although, Brown might be desperate to silence his critics when the New Zealand facet takes on the Cronulla Sharks at Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe, on Sunday.