It is believed North Queensland will have to travel to Kogarah Oval to train on Saturday.
The Cowboys were reportedly so angry over the clash that they initially threatened to brush Wednesday night's Dally M Medal ceremony.
But Cowboys assistant David Fairleigh tried to shrug it off before North Queensland flew out from Townsville to Sydney on Wednesday.
"Yes, there were some issues with training grounds but that is all sorted now," he said.
"We have a field to train on. The guys have trained at ANZ many times - I just don't think it will be a consideration."
The Cowboys were also reportedly double booked with Melbourne to train at Leichhardt Oval on Thursday.
The Storm were believed to be given priority by the NRL to train at the ground because they were minor premiers in another potential snub for the Cowboys.
However, it is believed Melbourne have since found a private facility to train at, ensuring North Queensland can have a run at Leichhardt Oval on Thursday.
North Queensland can't use Leichhardt Oval for their captain's run because a four day Koori Knock-out tournament will be held there from Friday.
But Fairleigh said the venue dramas had not rattled the Cowboys ahead of their second grand final in three years.
"It is what it is," he said.
"If you don't train on ANZ it is not an excuse, whether you win or lose.
"There are a lot of guys there who have played big games.
"Those guys are keeping everyone level. There are no signs of anyone getting overexcited."
- AAP
