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    The Warriors want to hear more from the NRL before reacting to Todd Greenberg's first concession that the competition could proceed without them

    The Warriors want to hear more from the NRL before reacting to Todd Greenberg's first concession that the competition could proceed without them

    - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

    The NRL boss says every effort will be made to include the Kiwi club in a full 16-team competition whenever and wherever it resumes this year, if at all.

    However, Greenberg says stringent travel restrictions may halt the Warriors' involvement.

    Chief executive Cameron George says he has nothing to add at this stage and is awaiting more information from the NRL.

    Greenberg says the NRL will seek an exemption from both the Australian and New Zealand governments to allow the Warriors to catch a one-way trans-Tasman flight and play out the season.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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