Gold Coast fan favourite Kevin Gordon says he wants to lock up his future at the Titans Kevin Gordon of the Gold Coast Titans hopes to re-sign with the club early next year. TITANS fan favourite Kevin Gordon says he wants to lock up his future on the Gold Coast as soon as possible before helping the Philippines qualify for the next World Cup. Gordon will play water boy for the Philippine Tamaraws when they face off against the Latin Heat at Runaway Bay on January 18. He and Titans hooker Matt Srama's club commitments have prevented them from representing their country on the Gold Coast but Gordon is desperate to drum up big support for the friendly encounter. The coach (Clayton Watene) messaged me the other day asking me to be a water boy. I'm trying to promote the game. The more people the better," he said. It's something a bit different playing against a Latin team. We're hoping to step up and play at the next World Cup. The Philippines has to take it step-by-step to try and qualify. The next game will probably be against one of the better known sides. I talked to the Filipino guys and our main goal is to make the next World Cup. Kevin Gordon scoring his 3rd try during a game between the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs and Gold Coast Titans. The lightning winger, who has scored 50 tries in 94 games for the Titans, will then turn his focus to the club's pre-season trials and Auckland Nines. He has returned to pre-season training in career-best shape, having completely overcome a knee reconstruction in 2011. And the 24-year-old said he was keen to extend his tenure on the Gold Coast ahead of the final season of his current contract. "I'd like to sort it out at the start of next year," he said. I haven't really thought about it yet. I'll focus on the footy, hopefully I have a good year and we can talk some business. I haven't had any injuries. I'm going to get a full pre-season under my belt. I've never felt better. Gordon has been training at fullback as well as the wing and said he was excited about the roaming role he is likely to be given at the Nines. I wouldn't mind playing a bit of fullback but I like it on the wing as well. You get a few more tries out there," he said. I want to get the body fully fit for the first game and the Nines. I can't wait. It's going to be good to be able to run around and play a bit of footy. We're going to have a good crack at it and put a lot of the top guys in. It should be all right.