Titans duo Kieran Foran and AJ Brimson are predicting their side will rise to the challenge this week when they take on Melbourne Storm in their first home game of the season.
“Tanah will be fine. He'll pick himself back up and get ready to go this weekend. I'm sure he’ll put in a great performance.
“He's a really confident young bloke, he backs his ability and that's all it was with those kicks; he probably tried to bite off a little bit more than he could chew. “There was a bit of a howling wind out there and he didn't get it wrong by much, but he did get it wrong, and he knows that. But at the end of the day, it takes far more to go wrong than two kicks not finding touch.
“There were five or six tries scored; we could have stopped them and we didn't, so Nudger will be fine. He's perked back up again today and he's ready to go.” For fullback AJ Brimson, who was one of the better performers for the Titans last weekend, setting up a try and making six tackle breaks, this week’s game against the Storm was going to be a welcomed challenge for the side.
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