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NRL: Dolphins, Terry Reader grilled over Redcliffe change - Vimarsana News

NRL: Dolphins, Terry Reader grilled over Redcliffe change

Dolphins bid director and general manager Terry Reader has explained why incoming NRL franchise, the Dolphi...

Why the Dolphins don't have a geographical name and all you need to know about the NRL's 17th team - Vimarsana News

Why the Dolphins don't have a geographical name and all you need to know about the NRL's 17th team

The Dolphins: All you need to know

Source: nrl.com
NRL 2021: Andrew Abdo, Wayne Bennett, Bob Jones, Teary phone call that confirmed Dolphins' 33-year ambition - Vimarsana News

NRL 2021: Andrew Abdo, Wayne Bennett, Bob Jones, Teary phone call that confirmed Dolphins' 33-year ambition

The Dolphins have been aiming for an NRL licence since 1988

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'Moreton Bay Dolphins deserve to be the next NRL side' - Vimarsana News

'Moreton Bay Dolphins deserve to be the next NRL side'

Ipswich already has a club in the NRL. It's called the Broncos. Ipswich is inextricably linked to the Brisbane Broncos through names like Allan Langer and Kevin and Kerrod Walters. Alfie Langer is a Bronco for life and Kevin Walters isn't going anywhere either. The historic city founded on coal and limestone mining is linked to Milton station at Suncorp Stadium by a train ride that takes about the same time as it does for Alfie to read the Courier-Mail form guides and place a few bets. Geographically, Ipswich if Brisbane and Brisbane is Ipswich. Urban sprawl has seen to that.

NRL 2021: Fans to help Dolphins choose name if Redcliffe bid granted NRL licence - Vimarsana News

NRL 2021: Fans to help Dolphins choose name if Redcliffe bid granted NRL licence

Fans and members of the public will help choose the name of the NRL's 17th team if the Redcliffe Dolphins are given the nod to join the competition in 2023. The Dolphins are vying with Brisbane Firehawks, backed by Easts Tigers, and the combined Brisbane Bombers-Western Corridor bid, which is headed by Ipswich Jets chairman Steve Johnson, to become the city's second NRL team. With the Dolphins, Tigers and Jets being long-time rivals in the QRL's Intrust Super Cup, Redcliffe officials are aware of the need to find a new name to ensure they appeal to fans and sponsors beyond the peninsula in Br...

Source: nrl.com