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The Warriors won't be back in New Zealand until at least June 21st

The Warriors won't be back in New Zealand until at least June 21st

6 March 2021 - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

The NRL club has extended its stay on New South Wales' Central Coast until then, with no sign of a trans-Tasman bubble on the horizon.

It had been hoped they'd have a homecoming game on April 9 against Manly, but the recent Covid resurgence has put paid to that.

CEO Cameron George says it was the only call they could make

George now hopes the club's first home game since 2019 could be against the Dragons on July 2nd.

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