LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
In what can only be described as a true Rugby League tale, Chris Randall, the Titans' Mr Fix-it in 2023, is not one to shy away from a challenge.
Rather than resting on his laurels, he is determined to prove himself even more next season by being ready to play multiple positions.
A true hooker at heart, the 27-year-old showcased his versatility by venturing into unfamiliar territory in his debut season on the Gold Coast, taking on roles through the middle and on an edge.
Now, under the guidance of new coach Des Hasler, he is prepared to don the cape of adaptability once again.
Randall acknowledges the grueling demands of playing more minutes in the forwards, and in an effort to be finely tuned for the battles ahead, he has carefully crafted his physique, adding an impressive five kilograms to his frame during the pre-season.
A move that surely speaks volumes about his dedication and determination to succeed.
As the 2024 season approaches, Randall's goal of a bigger role is within touching distance, and there is no doubt that he will tackle the challenge head-on, like a true Rugby League warrior.