On the morning the Dolphins staked their claim on their soon-to-be home ground, Suncorp Stadium, hanging a jersey in the dressing room and taking over the scoreboard, Dolphins NRL coach Wayne Bennett spoke exclusively to Moreton Daily about his plans and the importance of community.
How’s the first week been in the job?
Not too bad. I wouldn’t want to be in Terry Reader’s job. He’s got a lot more responsibility at the moment than I do and has a lot of things to set up but mine’s been pretty good.
What’s been the focus?
Just getting off the ground, starting to make contacts, starting to build relationships with people.
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