PRE-GAME Round 5 - Titans vs Broncos
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LittleDavey
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- Mar 25, 2013
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Only 30? ;)
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The last 70 is one of those dives that he does.
Nah he out ran him
Don't need a collective noun for Titans fans, there's never more than one in one place at once.
The Titans have always behaved like spoiled children....remember the first game against Brisbane (which they opted to play at Suncorp) and then they made a big deal out of demanding the home dressing room?
Good to see we aren't stooping to their level.
Even if we did, at least we wouldn't be petulant and broke (like them) lol.
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There's a twitter page for greggy71 but the last post was in 2010. I don't think it's your account. You sure that's your twitter username?
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BRONCOS players have admitted they are wary of the belief within the Titans side as the Gold Coast club fight back against their naysayers.
After starting the season as wooden spoon favourites, the Titans have gone on to surprise even their biggest doubters, winning three of their first four games.
And the Broncos know better than most what kind of power such pre-season negativity can cause after they raced to last year’s grand final to defy those who had criticised their squad in previous years, particularly during the Anthony Griffin-era.
As the two clubs prepare to meet in Friday’s derby on the Gold Coast, the Broncos say they believe the Titans’ three early wins have come from the fact the players have so much faith in each other.
Halfback Ben Hunt said he watched his teammates do it for each other last year and now he is worried about what it will be like to be on the receiving end of that type of mental strength.
“Teams that have that belief are hard to beat every week,” Hunt said.
“We’ve seen it at our club over the last 12 to 18 months.
“There were a lot of people who doubted them (Titans) in the off-season but in the NRL I don’t think you can do that to any team.
“Anyone can come out and show you what they can do. The Gold Coast are doing that. They’re really playing tough and playing for their mates.”
Brisbane backrower Alex Glenn, who lived on the Gold Coast up until this year, said he is also ready for a fired up Titans outfit.
He said he has seen first-hand how important rugby league is to the Gold Coast community and he thinks the Titans are starting to really turn out for their fans, and each other, this season.
“When people doubt you, you use it as a strength,” Glenn said.
“Only they can control what’s going on behind their doors. They’ve been playing tremendous.
“They’ve been playing for each other ... It just shows their courage and determination to keep turning up for each other like that.
“I want them to go well. The Gold Coast is a big rugby league community and they need that down there.”
http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...y/news-story/297e9a331bf7b90af119ac4ea7ecd8ee
After starting the season as wooden spoon favourites, the Titans have gone on to surprise even their biggest doubters, winning three of their first four games.
And the Broncos know better than most what kind of power such pre-season negativity can cause after they raced to last year’s grand final to defy those who had criticised their squad in previous years, particularly during the Anthony Griffin-era.
As the two clubs prepare to meet in Friday’s derby on the Gold Coast, the Broncos say they believe the Titans’ three early wins have come from the fact the players have so much faith in each other.
Halfback Ben Hunt said he watched his teammates do it for each other last year and now he is worried about what it will be like to be on the receiving end of that type of mental strength.
“Teams that have that belief are hard to beat every week,” Hunt said.
“We’ve seen it at our club over the last 12 to 18 months.
“There were a lot of people who doubted them (Titans) in the off-season but in the NRL I don’t think you can do that to any team.
“Anyone can come out and show you what they can do. The Gold Coast are doing that. They’re really playing tough and playing for their mates.”
Brisbane backrower Alex Glenn, who lived on the Gold Coast up until this year, said he is also ready for a fired up Titans outfit.
He said he has seen first-hand how important rugby league is to the Gold Coast community and he thinks the Titans are starting to really turn out for their fans, and each other, this season.
“When people doubt you, you use it as a strength,” Glenn said.
“Only they can control what’s going on behind their doors. They’ve been playing tremendous.
“They’ve been playing for each other ... It just shows their courage and determination to keep turning up for each other like that.
“I want them to go well. The Gold Coast is a big rugby league community and they need that down there.”
http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...y/news-story/297e9a331bf7b90af119ac4ea7ecd8ee
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austin71
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Cheers lol
I bleed Maroon
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Tallis is a child. One too many hits to his big head I'd say.
Fernando
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lol that's pretty blunt from Gordy.
Anyway I'm not overly fussed by the build up.
That said I would hate to lose this match. I remember the 2014 game at the Coast when Barba let a bomb bounce in the last few minutes which cost us the game. Sooo bloody frustrating. It was such a dull game and we were very uninspiring, the current team is light years ahead of that side.
Anyway I'm not overly fussed by the build up.
That said I would hate to lose this match. I remember the 2014 game at the Coast when Barba let a bomb bounce in the last few minutes which cost us the game. Sooo bloody frustrating. It was such a dull game and we were very uninspiring, the current team is light years ahead of that side.
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