Wallace and Prince to share tactics Peter Wallace insists he will have equal tactical rights with Scott Prince when they make their NRL halves debut for Brisbane against Manly on Friday night. Before being unceremoniously dumped by the Gold Coast at the end of last season, Prince called the big plays for the Titans for six straight years. He and Wallace, who stepped up as Brisbane's playmaker last season following the retirement of Darren Lockyer, will be in charge of the big plays against Manly at Suncorp Stadium with a 40,000-plus crowd, turning back the clock to 1988 when Brisbane made their NRL debut under Wayne Bennett in a 44-10 win. Asked whether he or Prince would call the shots on Friday night, a diplomatic Wallace responded: "Both of us." The only certainty is that Wallace will return to defending on the left side with Alex Glenn and Jack Reed, with Prince on the same side as Matt Gillett and Justin Hodges. "We don't want to get bogged down in playing left and right but that's where we will defend," said Wallace, who burst through the 100-game barrier midway though last season. I'll be on the left with my red-headed mate Jack (Reed) so you'll be seeing double. It will be a tough initiation for Brisbane's new halves pairing against class acts Daley Cherry-Evans and Kieran Foran, Manly's 2011 grand final-winning heroes. "That left side, with (Jamie) Lyon ... he's such a great player and he always seems to pull something out," said Wallace, recalling the Manly centre's big plays in both their wins over Brisbane last season. He's faster and stronger than he looks and he's always dangerous outside their halves who really complement each other. Kieran is probably one of the toughest players running around and Cherry-Evans does everything really well. Glenn, who'll play a big role in shoring up Brisbane's left-side defence, dismissed any concerns about his knee which continues to be heavily strapped and taped. It's just a safety factor ... a confidence thing. The knee's fine, it's sweet," Glenn said after training strongly. I'm looking forward to having Wally (Wallace) back playing on my side. He's one of the strongest halfbacks in the game. He's always talking and I can sometimes drop off the chat but he is always in my ear keeping me going. I'm looking forward to our combination to spark up again.