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Dolphins NRL second-rower Kenny Bromwich says the side are ‘building nicely’ as they prepare for their historic round one clash against the Roosters at Suncorp Stadium.
It will be a fitting tribute to Dolphins’ legend Arthur Beetson.
Bromwich’s comments come as one-game memberships go on sale for that game and the Battle for Brisbane.
“There has been a little bit of talk … and what we’re playing for … Arthur Beetson, it will be a memorial game for him,” he says.
“It was his dream for the Dolphins to play the Roosters, so it’s something that we’re really working hard towards and something we’ll try to play in the right spirit, play hard and play to win.”
Bromwich who followed brother Jesse to the Dolphins says it only took one conversation with Wayne Bennett to convince him the move from Melbourne to Redcliffe was right for him.
The super coach’s vision and plan sealed the deal.
Bennett has pulled together a roster of blue-chip players and rising stars but also those who have not yet reached their potential at other clubs.
Bromwich says the coaching staff, led by Bennett are working the team hard and he’s excited to be part of it.
“I can see the structure of how we’re trying to build this club,” he says.
“I think Jeremy Marshall-King is in for another big year, he had a big year last year. Tommy Gilbert can go another level this year and we’ve got young guys coming through like Katoa – he’s been really impressive.”
Bromwich says Bennett and former coach Craig Bellamy are similar in many ways – they both care about players as people first and foremost.
One-game memberships
Rugby league fans can now ensure they are part of history with one-game memberships available with guaranteed seats at two of the biggest matches of the 2023 NRL season.
The Dolphins have today released for sale single-game membership options that contain seats at what will be the biggest moment in Dolphins’ history – the new team’s first ever NRL clash against the Roosters on Sunday, March 5.
The Inaugural Game membership will include a ticket to the game against the Roosters as well as a merchandise offering to commemorate the member’s attendance at this historic fixture.
Similarly, fans can also get their hands on seats at the first ever Battle For Brisbane between the Dolphins and Broncos, where the two clubs will collide in a true Brisbane local derby on Friday, March 24.
This match promises to be yet another moment in history for rugby league in Brisbane, as the newcomer Dolphins take on the traditional might of the Broncos.
Fans who purchase these memberships are jumping the queue for seats to these Suncorp Stadium games, with general admission match tickets to these two blockbusters not available for purchase until early February.
The one-game memberships also come with a range of member benefits, including discounts on merchandise and additional match day tickets.
As with all current members, that includes access to an exclusive pre-sale window from the Friday January 20 for the club’s first historic trial against the Titans at Redcliffe on Sunday, February 19.
General public will be able to buy those tickets on Monday, January 23.
Click here to visit the Dolphins Membership website.
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