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23 July 2026
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Super Coach Wayne Bennett put the Dolphins NRL squad through their paces at training yesterday, for the first time with assistant coach Nathan Fien.
While it was down to the business of getting the players fit, there was still time for a few laughs on what was a hot, muggy morning at Redcliffe.
Many of the club's star players have not yet arrived, with more due next week and World Cup players due in January.
Bennett says it's a less than ideal start to the preseason, but they will make the best of it.
Fien says yesterday's session was everything he thought it would be and he's excited to part of the club's foundation year.
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For Herman Ese-ese, joining the squad at Dolphins HQ is a ‘homecoming’ of sorts, returning to greater Brisbane and to Head Coach Wayne Bennett. He’s happy, but knows he has plenty of work to do this preseason. Here’s what he had to say
Dolphins NRL Assistant Coach Nathan Fien was impressed with what he saw at his first official training session with the squad this morning, and he’s excited about the team’s backline. Here’s what he had to say
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