Tag: NRL
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TITANS HOMELESS AFTER COCAINE SCANDAL
The opening round of the NRL season is just under two weeks away and the Titans are effectively homeless. The alleged drugs scandal has forced them out of their base at TSS, and left them five players short of a full squad.
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MYLES KEEN TO WELCOME CHERRY-EVANS TO TITANS
Nate Myles has offered to go house hunting for Daly Cherry-Evans in the event the Kangaroo signs with the Titans. While Myles’s tongue was firmly planted in his cheek, like most, he supports the potential move.
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KNIGHTS SET TO OPEN NEGOTIATIONS WITH DANE GAGAI
There’s speculation Knights’ centre Dane Gagai is being enticed back to Brisbane by coach Wayne Bennett, but Newcastle officials claim otherwise. CEO Matt Gidley says he’s been informed that Gagai – who’s in the final year of his contract with the Knights – hasn’t had discussions with the Broncos or any other club. Gidley is…
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KNIGHTS COME TO WAUCHOPE
All eyes will be glued to Wauchope’s Lank Bain Complex this weekend as the Newcastle Knights take on the Wauchope Blues and Port Macquarie Sharks. The pre-season trial game will also give local players a chance to impress selectors.
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LITTLE FOOTY STARS SHOW SKILLS AT CBUS
Meanwhile, hundreds of junior football players have been given the chance to show-off their skills in front of the Titans. The Gold Coast club carnival, held today, was about developing future stars.
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TITANS EYE OFF DALY CHERRY EVANS
Neil Henry has confirmed the Titans interest in Daly Cherry Evans is genuine. Henry met with the star pivot last week, with the Titans set to offer him a three year 3 million dollar deal.
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GREG BIRD BACK WITH TITANS
Greg Bird was the talk of Titans’ training this morning, returning a day earlier than expected. He steered clear of cameras, but Nate Myles says, Birdy’s happy to be back, after a controversial end to 2014.
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TITANS VYING FOR NUMBER ONE JERSEY
As the Titans Christmas break comes to an end, the race to the number one jersey heats up. Three players are vying for role in season 20-15, David Mead, William Zillman and Josh Hoffman, who has come down from Brisbane to give it his best.
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NEIL HENRY SHARES HIRING AND FIRING TACTICS
It hasn’t taken Neil Henry long to make his presence felt at the Titans. Shortly after his arrival, he sacked long time assistant Trevor Gillmeister and brought in Terry Matterson from the Cowboys. In part two of our one on one chat, Henry tells us about his right hand man.
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ZILLMAN SET FOR TITANS TRAINING
Titans fullback William Zillman says he’s in the best shape of his life and ready to jump straight into preseason training next month. But the 28-year-old won’t be doing much resting this Christmas break – he’ll be put to work at his family’s 30,000 acre Brisbane property.