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2012 Gold Coast Titans season


FieldValue
year2012
team_colour#66B3FF
font_colourblack
leagueNRL
league_linkNRL
league_rank11th
league_wins10
league_draws0
league_losses14
points_for449
points_against477
CEO_titleCEO
CEODavid May
coach_titleCoach
coachJohn Cartwright
captainScott Prince
stadiumSkilled Park
avg_attendance14,358
high_attendance20,187
top_triesDavid Mead (10)
top_goalsScott Prince (59)
top_pointsScott Prince (134)
prev_season2011
next_season2013
listyes
list_linkGold Coast Titans#Season summaries

Season summary

After their worst ever season which ended in their winning the wooden spoon in 2011, the Titans underwent significant player turnover, which included the signings of Nate Myles, Phil Graham and Jamal Idris amongst others.

On 26 July, The Titans announced changes to its management team including the appointment of a new CEO and new investors. David May, the former CMO of iSelect was named the new CEO of the Titans replacing Michael Searle who stood down as managing director to become executive director of football.

At the end of the season the Paul Broughton Medal for player of the year went to second-rower Nate Myles.

Milestones

  • Round 1: Luke Douglas, Jamal Idris and Nate Myles made their debuts for the club.
  • Round 2: Jordan Rankin scored his 1st career try.
  • Round 3: Mark Minichiello played his 200th career game and Matthew White played his 100th career game.
  • Round 3: Beau Champion made his debut for the club.
  • Round 4: Luke Douglas played his 150th career game.
  • Round 5: Luke Bailey played his 100th career game for the club and Luke O'Dwyer played his 100th career game.
  • Round 5: Brenton Lawrence scored his 1st career try.
  • Round 7: David Mead scored his 33rd career try which moved him into first on the all-time try scoring list for the Gold Coast Titans surpassing Anthony Laffranchi and Mat Rogers.
  • Round 7: Aidan Sezer made his debut for the club and his debut in the NRL.
  • Round 7: Aidan Sezer scored his 1st career try.
  • Round 7: William Zillman played his 100th career game.
  • Round 9: Phil Graham made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the Canberra Raiders and Sydney Roosters.
  • Round 10: Greg Bird played his 50th game for the club.
  • Round 14: Jamie Dowling made his debut for the club.
  • Round 16: Steve Michaels played his 100th career game.
  • Round 19: Beau Falloon made his debut for the club, after previously playing for the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
  • Round 23: Ben Ridge scored his 1st career try.
  • Round 25: Nate Myles played his 150th career game.

Squad List

Squad Movement

Gains

PlayersSigned FromUntil End ofNotes
Beau ChampionMelbourne Storm
Luke DouglasCronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Beau FalloonSouth Sydney Rabbitohs
Phil GrahamSydney Roosters
Jamal IdrisCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Nate MylesSydney Roosters
Aidan SezerCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

Losses

PlayersSigned ToUntil End ofNotes
Riley BrownReleased
Preston CampbellRetirement
Luke CapewellBrisbane Broncos
Nathan FriendNew Zealand Warriors
Anthony LaffranchiSt. Helens
Will MatthewsSt George Illawarra Dragons
Brad MeyersRetirement
Mat RogersRetirement
Esikeli TongaParramatta Eels
Clinton ToopiRetirement

Re-signings

PlayersClubUntil End ofNotes
Steve MichaelsGold Coast Titans
Mark MinichielloGold Coast Titans
Jordan RankinGold Coast Titans
Ben RidgeGold Coast Titans
Matthew WhiteGold Coast Titans
William ZillmanGold Coast Titans

Ladder

Fixtures

Pre-season

DateRoundOpponentVenueScoreTriesGoalsAttendanceLegend:
Saturday, 4 FebruaryTrial 1New Zealand WarriorsNorth Harbour Stadium10 – 26Vickery, DowlingRankin (1)10,500
Saturday, 11 FebruaryTrial 2Brisbane BroncosPizzey Park18 – 16Minichiello (2), RankinPrince (3)7,252
Saturday, 18 FebruaryTrial 3North Queensland CowboysVirgin Australia Stadium36 – 28Zillman (2), Rankin, Lawrence, Ridge, HenryPrince (5), Henry (1)8,000

Regular season

WIN = #CCFFCC LOSS = #FFBBBB DRAW = #FFFFCC

DateRoundOpponentVenueScoreTriesGoalsAttendanceLegend:
Saturday, 3 MarchRound 1North Queensland CowboysDairy Farmers Stadium18 – 0Idris (2), MichaelsPrince (3/5)16,311
Saturday, 10 MarchRound 2Canberra RaidersSkilled Park12 – 24Rankin, PeyrouxPrince (2/2)11,378
Saturday, 17 MarchRound 3Melbourne StormSkilled Park6 – 30MichaelsPrince (1/1)11,254
Saturday, 24 MarchRound 4New Zealand WarriorsMt Smart Stadium6 – 26O'DwyerPrince (1/1)12,915
Sunday, 1 AprilRound 5Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSkilled Park20 – 30Bird, Lawrence, Gordon, MylesPrince (2/4)14,344
Saturday, 7 AprilRound 6Sydney RoostersSkilled Park12 – 18Mead (2)Prince (2/2)11,478
Saturday, 14 AprilRound 7Manly-Warringah Sea EaglesBrookvale Oval26 – 14Sezer, Idris, Mead, GordonPrince (5/6)11,619
Friday, 27 AprilRound 8Brisbane BroncosSuncorp Stadium6 – 26PeyrouxPrince (1/1)30,083
Saturday, 5 MayRound 9Wests TigersSkilled Park14 – 15Gordon, MeadSezer (3/3)14,254
Friday, 11 MayRound 10Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSuncorp Stadium25 – 14Prince, Srama, Idris, MinichielloSezer (2/3) & (FG), Prince (2/3)41,273
Round 11Bye
Saturday, 26 MayRound 12Newcastle KnightsHunter Stadium24 – 14Srama, Mead, Myles, BirdPrince (4/5)15,792
Friday, 1 JuneRound 13North Queensland CowboysSkilled Park28 – 12Champion (2), Gordon, Bird, HarrisonPrince (4/5)12,092
Sunday, 10 JuneRound 14Cronulla-Sutherland SharksToyota Stadium12 – 22Srama, ChampionSezer (2/2)8,635
Sunday, 17 JuneRound 15Penrith PanthersSkilled Park36 – 18Sezer (2), Mead, Michaels, Lawrence, O'DwyerPrince (6/6)11,591
Friday, 22 JuneRound 16St. George Illawarra DragonsWIN Stadium6 – 8PrincePrince (1/1)10,194
Round 17Bye
Saturday, 7 JulyRound 18New Zealand WarriorsSkilled Park14 – 32Champion, Gordon, MeadPrince (1/3)17,134
Sunday, 15 JulyRound 19Canberra RaidersCanberra Stadium38 – 26Zillman (2), Michaels (2), Gordon, Douglas, Falloon, O'DwyerPrince (3/8)8,240
Friday, 20 JulyRound 20Brisbane BroncosSkilled Park14 – 10Mead, BaileyPrince (3/3)20,067
Friday, 27 JulyRound 21Sydney RoostersAllianz Stadium36 – 16Zillman (2), Prince, Idris, Falloon, SramaPrince (6/7)8,134
Sunday, 5 AugustRound 22South Sydney RabbitohsSkilled Park18 – 22Michaels, Sezer, GordonPrince (3/3)20,187
Friday, 10 AugustRound 23Melbourne StormAAMI Park16 – 24Michaels, Ridge, MeadPrince (2/3)9,108
Sunday, 19 AugustRound 24Parramatta EelsSkilled Park24 – 16Zillman, Myles, Michaels, GordonPrince (4/5)14,159
Saturday, 25 AugustRound 25Penrith PanthersCentrebet Stadium22 – 36Mead, Prince, Zillman, MinichielloPrince (3/4)7,297
Saturday, 1 SeptemberRound 26Manly-Warringah Sea EaglesSkilled Park16 – 24Gordon (2), FalloonPrince (2/3)14,927

Statistics

NameAppTGFGPtsTotals40778681449
171004
1730012
940016
241004
10000
830012
21100040
20000
171004
70000
2050020
30000
92008
40000
20100040
1780032
232008
2230012
2130012
122008
224610138
61004
171004
1847131
2340016
70000
190000
2160024

Source:

Representative honours

The following players played a representative match in 2012.

Australian Kangaroos

  • Greg Bird
  • Nate Myles

Indigenous All Stars

  • Greg Bird
  • Jamal Idris
  • Scott Prince

NSW Blues

  • Greg Bird

NSW Country

  • Greg Bird
  • Luke Douglas

NRL All Stars

  • Luke Bailey

Queensland Maroons

  • Ashley Harrison
  • Nate Myles

References

References

  1. Badel, Peter. (27 July 2012). "Crisis-ridden Gold Coast Titans banking on new leader". The Courier Mail.
  2. Dick, Barry. "Beau Champion signs three-year deal with Gold Coast Titans". The Courier Mail.
  3. Rothfield, Phil. "Cronulla forward Luke Douglas signs three-year deal with Gold Coast Titans". The Daily Telegraph.
  4. Walters, Brad. (1 July 2011). "Bets fly against Sea Eagles after routine cap meeting". The Sydney Morning Herald.
  5. "Utility back Graham signs with Titans". Brisbane Times.
  6. Phelps, James. "Bulldogs star Jamal Idris chooses to join Gold Coast Titans on five-year, $1.8 million contract". The Daily Telegraph.
  7. Dick, Barry. "State of Origin forward Nate Myles signs four-year deal with Titans". The Courier Mail.
  8. "Gold Coast Titans unveil their seven new signings for next NRL season". Herald Sun.
  9. Gardini, Adam. "'Presto' and friends prepare to say farewell". Gold Coast Titans.
  10. "Hey Presto: Campbell has change of heart and quits NRL". Brisbane Times.
  11. Badel, Peter. "Titans utility Luke Capewell signs one-year deal with Broncos". The Courier Mail.
  12. Price, Jeremy. "Gold Coast Titans hooker Nathan Friend joins New Zealand Warriors". The Courier Mail.
  13. Badel, Peter. "Titans forward Anthony Laffranchi seals move to Super League club St Helens". The Daily Telegraph.
  14. (April 2019). "Dragons Recruit Matthews and Latimore For 2012". St George Illawarra Dragons.
  15. Ricketts, Steve. "Titans forward Brad Meyers say he is retiring after wrist operation". The Courier Mail.
  16. Ricketts, Steve. "Dual international Mat Rogers will retire from rugby league again after breaking foot against Warriors". Fox Sports.
  17. "Parramatta Eels sign Gold Coast's Esi Tonga on two-year deal". The Daily Telegraph.
  18. (16 July 2012). "Titans re-sign Michaels and Rankin". goldcoast.com.au.
  19. (8 June 2012). "Minichiello re-signs with GC Titans". The Sydney Morning Herald.
  20. (11 July 2012). "Titans re-sign forwards White, Ridge". goldcoast.com.au.
  21. Heming, Wayne. (5 March 2012). "William Zillman signs new five-year deal with Gold Coast Titans". The Courier Mail.
  22. "Titans NRL Player Statistics". NRL.com.
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