LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Matt Geyer, a former rugby league player, is now making a name for himself as a NRLW assistant coach.
Geyer's expertise in grand finals is proving to be a valuable asset for the Titans, who are aiming for premiership glory.
In 1999, Geyer played a pivotal role in the Storm's first grand final win, kicking the winning conversion after a controversial penalty-try.
This experience has prepared him for his current role, where he hopes to achieve the same level of success.
Geyer has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to big games, having played in four NRL deciders throughout his career.
As a right hand man to head coach Karyn Murphy, he has been instrumental in preparing the team for their first grand final appearance.
The significance of this occasion for the Gold Coast community adds an extra layer of pressure, but Geyer's experience and know-how will undoubtedly benefit the team.