Talk:Redcliffe Dolphins
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How on earth can this be considered to be an 'Australia' related article? Should articles relating to US sport all be classified as United States related articles? Because a) Rugby league is not a US Sport b) They are an Australian team. Fairly straight forward I'd have thought.GordyB Yes Im sorry that to post, since someone already answered, but that was the most stupid question I have ever read. its pretty good though think about it....(2006) Australia is top of the world in rugby league, queensland thrashed new south wales so queenslands top in Australia and broncos etc, and redcliffe won the queensland cup so basically redcliffe is hte premier little league rugby league club in the world
[edit] NRL
Has the possibility of the Redcliffe Dolphins joining the NRL ever been a real one? Or could it be in the future? This article doesn't mention anything, but the Gold Coast Titans#History says this: "While the Dolphins moniker was popular among many, the Queensland Cup's Redcliffe Dolphins saw it as a threat to any prospects of entering the NRL that they had, and as a result threatened severe legal action if the Gold Coast used the Dolphins name." --Jeff79 18:50, 2 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Redcliffe dolphins logo.jpg
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