Category: Headline Sport
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TITANIC INJURY CONCERNS FOR GOLD COAST
Injury continues to cloud the Titans’ run into the NRL finals. Creative custodian, Preston Campbell won’t be safe to play until the second week of September. But fellow veterans, Mat Rogers and Luke Bailey are both vowing to battle through the pain.
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CAMPBELL OUT OF ROOSTERS CLASH
Star utility Preston Campbell is out of the Titans all important clash with the Roosters tomorrow night. His hamstring injury forces a re-shuffle, that sees the return of Jordan Atkins to the line-up, as the Gold Coast looks to secure second on the N-R-L ladder.
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ROGERS RETIRES AFTER STELLAR DUAL CAREER
The evergreen dual international will hang up his boots at the end of the NRL season, after a 16-year professional football career. He’ll leave as a Titan in more ways than one, having won a rugby league World Cup, and almost reaching the same heights as a Wallaby.
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TITANS TO TALK OVER SIN BINNING
Titans’ Coach John Cartwright says he will speak with referee boss Robert Finch over Nathan Friend’s sin binning. It follows last night’s emphatic 37 points to 18 win over the Cowboys.
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ALL STARS GLITTER ON GOLD COAST
Queensland will host the N-R-L All Stars clash, for at least the next three years. The Gold Coast is locked in, as the host city for 2011, with a festival to surround the popular event.
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INGLIS BRISBANE BOUND
The Coast has missed out on securing Greg Inglis next season. The Melbourne star today turned his back on a million-dollar offer from the Titans.. Inking a TWO year deal with M-1 rivals, Brisbane.
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IS IT ALL OVER FOR STEVE SIMPSON?
There’s mounting specualtion that Newcastle Knights Legend Steve Simpson will announce his retirement tomorrow (Tuesday). The Premiership winning player, who starred for both state and country, has been battling a chronic knee injury all season.
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GOLD COAST STADIUM TOUR
Premier Anna Bligh is hopeful the new Gold Coast Stadium will be finished in time for the early rounds of next year’s A-F-L season. Tonight, we can show you for the first time, an updated view of what the ground will look like.
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ALL IN GOOD TIME SAYS ROGERS
Contrary to some reports, there’s no concrete time-frame, for a decision on the playing future of evergreen Titan Mat Rogers. The 34-year-old says he’ll talk with Coast chief, Michael Searle, after the finals.
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TITANS’ BOSS SECRET MEETING WITH INGLIS MANAGER
The Gold Coast will officially table an offer to Greg Inglis next week, in the hope of enticing him north. Titans’ power-broker, Michael Searle met the Super-star’s manager in secret at the Centre of Excellence today.