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The Brisbane Broncos produced a pulsating second half comeback to notch an epic 35-24 win over the Titans.

Staggs converted off the woodwork and the Broncos had drawn within two points at 24-22. Staggs converted again and it was back to 24-16. Staunch defence on their own line saw winger Selwyn Cobbo grab an intercept and bump off four tackles before drawing a penalty in the play the ball. Field Goal: Gamble) defeated TITANS 24 (Tries: Campbell, Thompson, Brimson, Fifita. Goal: Isaako 4) at Suncorp Stadium. Halftime: Titans 24-4. Isaako converted again to extend the lead. Jamayne Isaako converted to make it 12-0.

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those guys, even someone like Carrigan… is now starting to really deliver,” Michael Ennis said. “First team in the history of the competition to give up two 20-point leads in the same season.” The Titans have become the first team in the history of the premiership to give away two 20-point leads in a singular season. “First team in the history of the competition to give up two 20-point leads in the same season,” Dan Ginnane said. The Titans have now slumped to 14th place on the competition ladder, with both the Titans and Bulldogs having a game in hand and a chance to leapfrog the Gold Coast side. Kevin Walters men secured one of the most unlikely victories, winning 35-24 as the Titans became the first team in history to hold an “unwanted” record.

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“We want to sit down with his management team and sort something out. “He’s fully committed to the game. He’s been a big part of our club for a few years now and will be a big part, I believe, into the future. “Payno wrote us a message and said, ‘Boys, I’m fully committed to you guys. Haas would command more than $1 million on the open market his management are demanding an upgrade. It continued unabated throughout the match, despite Haas notching up 128 run metres, 5 line breaks, and 26 tackles in a committed performance.

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When it rains, it pours - as residents of South East Queensland would know recently – and points were exactly like how the recent weather has been… A further four-pointer was added by Kurt Capewell in the 69th minute for the Broncos to take the lead for the first time in the match, ahead 28-24. The Titans then rose to the occasion and it was none other than proud Kamilaroi and Daingatti man Jayden Campbell who scored first with a powerful try in the eighth minute in a fitting way to begin the Indigenous Round clash.

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I had to compose myself, stay in the game and do my job for the team." "He's the best prop in the game and we don't want to lose the best prop in the game. "We knew it was happening.

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"He's the best prop in the game and we don't want to lose the best prop in the game," he said. In a mad two minutes, Sexton went off injured and Esan Marsters joined Sam McIntyre in the sin-bin for professional fouls. The Titans fell to 3-9 and are now a likely three wins outside the top eight. "That's what we'll have to get to in the next couple of weeks (why he is seeking a release), but he showed his commitment tonight and whilst he's got a Broncos jersey on he will continue to do that." It all crumbled for the visitors though, the skipper taking the blame for a compulsive short kick off that backfired and led to Brisbane's sixth straight win - and second in a row without the injured Adam Reynolds. The Titans led 18-0 and 24-4, but conceded 31 straight points thanks to some brainless decisions in a rollicking Friday night derby at Suncorp Stadium.

The Broncos scored 31 unanswered points in the second half to take out the win 35-24 over the gallant Titans. Haas was met with a cold reception from his fans ...

“He’s fully committed to the game. “Payno wrote us a message and said, ‘Boys, I’m fully committed to you guys. Kikau was reported not once, but twice on the night for a dangerous throw and then for late contact to the head. “But I had to compose myself and just stay in the game and do my job for the team.” “I’m usually not one to get rattled, but when I heard the boos coming out tonight (and) when I got onto the ball it rattled me a bit,” Haas told Channel Nine post-match. The reception he received left him “rattled” and the young star felt as if he owes it to his teammates and fans to prove his desire to remain at the Broncos despite the turmoil throughout the week.

Performance clauses, not cold, hard cash are the sticking points for the success-hungry superstar.

The club should have a million-dollar sponsor on the front of the jumper. Meninga is no longer the club’s head of culture and performance, but he is not ducking for cover. He didn’t play half of last year and didn’t get the start this year and he lost a lot of his confidence. It will be a star-studded event with the likes of Tim Sheens, Wayne Bennett and Robbie Farah speaking. I speak to the coach weekly, as well as the recruitment manager. NFL scouts have been spotted at recent league carnivals, so the threat is real that, instead of pulling on the Brisbane jumper, the next Selwyn Cobbo might play for the Denver Broncos. Flanagan said the swap deal was not on his radar, nor will it be. Shane put Kyle in the firing line, and now the Bulldogs are not happy. The clauses are certainly unique, but they aren’t motivated by greed; they are based on his frustration with years of failure. The club doesn’t want anything to do with Haas’ performance clauses, and that has upset the big front-rower. In four seasons in the top grade he has appeared in one play-off game, Brisbane’s infamous 58-0 loss to Parramatta in 2019. Performance clauses, not cold, hard cash are the sticking points for a success-hungry Haas.

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According to News Corp, there is a view that Haas could walk out on the Broncos as his management turn up the heat in contract negotiations. “I turned up here (on Friday night) to play against the Titans, so that shows I am here playing for my teammates and the club. “I’d like to stay,” Haas said to The Daily Telegraph.