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Stand-off: Why Warriors aren't happy about All Blacks' Mt Smart match

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The Warriors have been dealt a logistical challenge due to sharing Mt Smart Stadium with the All Blacks. As part of the commercial agreement, temporary grandstands for an extra 6000 fans will be installed, taking the capacity to 31,000. The majority of that seating will be at the northern end of the ground, beside and under the big screen, which the Warriors normally use for their fan zone. The club isn't entirely happy with the situation, especially given their status as anchor tenant for almost three decades.

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Stand-off: Why Warriors aren't happy about All Blacks' Mt Smart match

The All Blacks play at Mt Smart one day before the Warriors.

2 years ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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NZ Herald broke the news in Auckland, New Zealand 2 years ago on Saturday, June 17, 2023.

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