The Warriors will pay a special tribute to the late Quentin Pongia on Saturday, to honour the former Kiwis captain.
After a battle with cancer, 48-year-old Pongia passed away in Greymouth last Saturday.
Pongia was a legend of the New Zealand game, carving out a fearsome reputation across 35 tests for the Kiwis and an NRL career with the Raiders, Warriors, Roosters and Dragons.
His impact will be marked in the match against the Broncos this weekend, with the Warriors wearing an indigenous round strip bearing #52, the number Pongia claimed when he played for the Auckland club in 1998.
There will be a video tribute to Pongia on the big screen at Mount Smart while a minute's silence will be observed before kick-off .
"It was tough receiving the news [last Saturday], especially [for] our coaching staff who were real close to `Q' and played with him," said captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck. "A lot of us boys looked up to Q and the type of player that he was. I've heard great things about Q coming into the system and everyone has high respect for him."