Gold Coast Titans won a game of rugby league against Wests Tigers tonight, 8-6, at Robina Stadium. It took 79 minutes but we got some excitement in a rugby ...
The five-eighth put his hand on the ball and gave the Titans their second win in a season which has already tested the will power of their supporters in high regard. It wasn't a classic but it wasn't another loss after their heartbreaker against the Canberra Raiders last weekend in the capital. Wests Tigers looked like they might get their maiden win in 2022 after a pair of Luke Brooks penalty goals made it 6-2 inside the final five minutes. The only points came from the boot of Luke Brooks and Toby Sexton, for a 2-all scoreline. There were errors, dumb penalties and even a sin-bin to Tyrone Peachey in a first half where birds could've set up base in the in-goals. Games like tonight are those where fans of the losing side are left to ponder why they invest themselves emotionally in sports contests and the chosen laundry which make up their alliegance.
A chaotic try to Gold Coast's AJ Brimson gets the Titans out of jail with an 8-6 NRL win over the hapless Wests Tigers.
Titans captain Tino Fa'asuamaleaui was placed on report for a lifting tackle on James Tamou in the 14th minute while Tiger Alex Twal also got placed on report for a crusher on Sexton which led to the first score of the game in the 37th minute. The Tigers five-eighth however lost possession after being hit by a Titans player, Brimson pouncing on the loose ball to ground it with one hand and steal the win. Trailing 6-2 and with the match seemingly set to be the first tryless first grade rugby league match in 29 years, Brimson's effort with one minute to play snatched the victory for the hosts.
The Gold Coast Titans have narrowly avoided one of the most embarrassing defeats in club history after snatching an 86 victory against the Wests Tigers in ...
The Gold Coast Titans have pulled a rabbit from the hat to deny the Wests Tigers in a game rugby league fans have absolutely savaged.
AAP’s Ed Jackson added: “For everything that has been eye-bleedingly bad in this game, Marzhew’s carries out of defence have been pretty damn good. Early in the second half, Alexander said the Titans’ passing had been “horrible” while the Tigers just didn’t seem to be able to get any momentum. “There are great games and not so great games and there are memorable games — Brandy (Alexander) we’re not going to forget this game in a hurry,” Ginnane said after yet another mistake. “I think that was a Titans hand that got a touch to that ball,” Alexander finished. He said it hit a Tigers hand in flight and went forward, despite the ability to send it up to the bunker and check his hypothesis. But Atkins ruled it was a “double knock on, touched in flight”. And gave the ball back to the Tigers.
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The Titans are running out of ideas. The Titans are now 2-2 for the year. It’s all over and somehow the Titans have won. They’ve fought, and scrapped, a little harder than the Titans so far. The hard work needs to remain in place and everyone needs to find that little bit extra. The Gold Coast players are celebrating in the sheds.
The Titans have scored the only try of the match in the final minute to steal a penalty-laden 8-6 heartbreaker from the Wests Tigers at Cbus Super Stadium.
There's a lot of hurt in the change room at the moment. To find a way to win at the end, I couldn't be happier or prouder of the boys tonight. First points finally came two minutes from half time when the Titans took two points for a crusher tackle penalty. To see my change room like that, I'm actually really proud of the player son how they continually stay at it and work and I'm finding out a lot about my coaching and dealing with players through these periods and I couldn't be prouder, they're rock solid. "We expected a really tough game and obviously got that. It could only be the late try.
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"It was a pretty sloppy game, a lot of dropped ball," Brimson told Nine. The man of the moment, Brimson, admitted the Titans probably didn't deserve to win the game. The Tigers looked certain to score their first win of the season when they led 6-2 in the final minute of the game at Cbus Super Stadium.
A chaotic try to Gold Coast's AJ Brimson has got the Titans out of jail with an 8-6 NRL win over the hapless Wests Tigers at CBUS Super Stadium.
The Titans host Parramatta next weekend while the Tigers travel to PointsBet Stadium to play Cronulla in their next fixture. The winning play was fitting for a largely forgettable match that was low on quality and high on errors. A chip kick by Titans halfback Toby Sexton hit the upright and bounced inside the penalty area where it was fielded by Jock Madden.
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“Early on both teams had plenty of opportunities on the goal line, but five opportunities blown. Tyrone Peachey spent 10 in the bin, but no damage done. Three for the Tigers and two for the Titans. “Can you believe that the Titans went through a set inside the 20 and they didn’t give it to David Fifita?” Alexander said. Greg Alexander blasted the Titans for their inability to find their most damaging ball-runner for a full set in the red zone. “That is the first tryless first half of the year.” At one stage during the game the Titans had a full set inside the Tigers 20 metre line and didn’t get the ball to Fifita once. The Titans and the Tigers nearly became the first teams to play out a tryless game in 29 years in a dour affair on the Glitter Strip. “The Titans have stuck a shiv in the Wests Tigers,” Ginnane added. A crusher tackle allowed the Titans to sneak in a penalty goal for a 2-0 lead. The Tigers spilt a Toby Sexton kick that bounced off the goal post with a minute to go in the in-goal and AJ Brimson pounced to steal a crazy win. The Titans have come-from-behind to score a match winner in the final minute as the Tigers let their first win slip through their fingers in a devastating 8-6 loss.
Wests Tigers have suffered a heart-breaking 8-6 loss to the Gold Coast Titans, despite leading with less than a minute to play.
That performance there is how we want to go about things.” However there were also two errors and some suspect end-of-set grubber kicks. Kelma Tuilagi was arguably his team's best in the first half in his return from a HIA, but was taken off at half time due to a separate knock. We’ve shown what we’re capable of doing. The first half was a real struggle for points for both sides, with each clunky in attack and prone to errors. The match appeared destined to become the first in the NRL without a try scored, before the match-winning moment at the death.
The Gold Coast Titans narrowly avoided an embarrassing defeat after snatching an 8–6 victory against the Wests Tigers in dramatic circumstances.
A chaotic try to Gold Coast's AJ Brimson has got the Titans out of jail with an 8-6 NRL win over the hapless Wests Tigers at CBUS Super Stadium.
The Titans host Parramatta next weekend while the Tigers travel to PointsBet Stadium to play Cronulla in their next fixture. The winning play was fitting for a largely forgettable match that was low on quality and high on errors. A chip kick by Titans halfback Toby Sexton hit the upright and bounced inside the penalty area where it was fielded by Jock Madden.
Wests Tigers fans probably won't be able to read this because they're still curled up on the floor in the foetal position but if you didn't catch Thursday ...
Fans everywhere agreed the standard between both sides was so poor it would have constituted torture to tape someone’s eyes open and force them to watch all 80 minutes. Contender for Best Worst game of the year?— Veronica Eggleton (@veggleton) #NRLTitansTigers March 31, 2022 The ball spilled out and a Titans star reached out to ground it, completing the miracle comeback at the death.
In an NRL first, Australian Rugby League Commission chairman Peter V'landys announced on Friday that the Gold Coast Titans' clash with the Wests Tigers…
We have relayed this in no uncertain terms to Justin Holbrook and Tim Shee – I mean, er, Michael Maguire.” The rematch is yet to be scheduled, with V’landys stating the NRL’s top priority is ensuring all records of Thursday night’s match are expunged from the public domain, any match reports removed from the internet and any physical evidence of the match occurring placed in a bin and set on fire. In an NRL first, Australian Rugby League Commission chairman Peter V’landys announced on Friday that the Gold Coast Titans’ clash with the Wests Tigers will need to be replayed and that any paying customer at Cbus Super Stadium on Thursday night is entitled to a full refund on their ticket.