New recruits, strong representative showings and promising young guns will have Titans fans hopeful of a better performance from their team in 2023 ⚔
Toby Sexton, Brian Kelly , Patrick Herbert , Klese Haas, Sam McIntyre, Jacob Alick, Joseph Vuna, Paul Turner, Thomas Weaver, Iszac Fa’asuamaleaui , Tony Francis Josiah Pahulu , Keano Kini
New signings Kieran Foran and Sam Verrills are expected to slot straight the starting side to bolster what now looks like a strong first-choice spine. It has been a question asked all preseason and one that is likely to continue to get asked … who will play fullback, AJ Brimson or Jayden Campbell? But with Tanah Boyd looking good at seven at the end of the season and the arrival of Foran, this is one way to get them all on the field.
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