The Roosters are in Queensland on Monday night as they prepare for a clash with the Gold Coast Titans at Cbus Super Stadium.
The Titans Head Coach Neil Henry named his side ahead of the Round 10 clash.
LINE-UP
William Zillman | Fullback | Latrell Mitchell
Nathan Davis | Winger | Daniel Tupou
Josh Hoffman | Centre | Mitchell Aubusson
Nene Macdonald | Centre | Blake Ferguson
David Mead | Winger | Joe Burgess
Tyrone Roberts | Five-eighth | Jackson Hastings
Ashley Taylor | Halfback | Mitchell Pearce
David Shillington | Prop | Sam Moa
Nathan Friend (c) | Hooker | Jake Friend (c)
Ryan James | Prop | Dylan Napa
Zeb Taia | 2nd Row | Boyd Cordner
Chris McQueen | 2nd Row | Aidan Guerra
Greg Bird | Lock | Isaac Liu
INTERCHANGE
Luke Douglas | Kane Evans
Leivaha Pulu | Eloni Vunakece
Agnatius Paasi | Ryan Matterson
Kierran Moseley | Jared Waerea-Hargreaves
Eddy Pettybourne | Connor Watson
Anthony Don
WATCH OUT FOR:
DAVID MEAD
2016 Stats | Tries: 2 | Line Breaks: 2 | Running Metres: 1,266
After an impressive showing for Papua New Guinea at fullback in Representative Round, David Mead is set to face the Roosters on Monday night on the wing.
He made two massive defensive plays against Fiji, with the most notable being a try-saving tackle that will be played on the highlight reel for many years to come.
Though it's been a quite season so far for David Mead, this is a player that you can't relax on or you will pay the price.
Daniel Tupou will have the job of marking Mead on Monday night.
TYRONE ROBERTS
2016 Stats | Tries: 1 | Line Breaks: 1 | Try Assists: 1
Still settling in at his new Club, Tyrone Roberts was a big off-season recruit for the Titans this season.
Though he's still feeling his way into it, Roberts is a massive strike weapon and a handy goal-kicker.
The Roosters have been on the wrong side of a Tyrone Roberts riot before and will need to be weary of the X-factor he can provide for his side.
GREG BIRD
2016 Stats | Average Tackles: 23.7 | Average Running Metres: 116 | Try Assists: 4
Always dangerous on offence and defence, Greg Bird has been his usual self this season.
The New South Wales and former Kangaroos hardman is one of the key pieces to his side's chances of success, and has delivered the goods in the early stages.
He's a handful on any given night, and that will be no different on Monday night.
