Jordan Kahu close to dream Broncos debut GOOD START: Jordan Kahu is one trial away from a potential NRL debut for the Broncos. Melbourne Storm superstar Billy Slater pulls off an amazing trick shot, slotting a penalty kick from the sideline in England. LUCKLESS Bronco Jordan Kahu is determined to repay Brisbane's faith as he edges closer to a dream NRL debut after two knee reconstructions. In what Kahu hopes is a case of third season lucky, the 22-year-old centre is one trial away from a potential NRL debut as he heads into his third straight game as starting centre for the Broncos. His past two years have been ruined by knee injuries sustained in the trials and tomorrow's clash with the Warriors in Dunedin is the longest he has lasted into the season since he joined the top squad from the under-20s. "I'm just happy to get through the first two games," Kahu said. I'm 100 per cent confident in (my knee) now. I've had a whole year to build it back to 100 per cent so I should be right and I shouldn't be injuring it again at all. It's been tough. I've been really lucky to have the people around me that I do, especially in my personal life and at the club as well. Everyone is so positive and no one has ever lost faith in me. I owe a lot to the Broncos. They have never showed any sign of frustration that I've been injured. The only thing I can do is train hard and play hard and we will see how it goes from there. With Jack Reed making his comeback from shoulder surgery off the bench tomorrow and winger Dale Copley to miss the season with his own knee injury, coach Anthony Griffin faces some big selection decisions leading into round one against Manly on March 8. Kahu has no idea where he sits in selection reckoning or if he will be given some trial time on the wing tomorrow. He will take whatever first-grade opportunity comes his way. " (Quitting) didn't go through my mind at all," he said. I'm just focused on making the NRL. I think I would never have given up until I'd played NRL. To debut for the Broncos would mean the world to me. It's something I've strived for my whole life.