Finals before self-glory for Titans co-captain Nate Myles FINALS FOCUS: Nate Myles runs the ball at a Titans training session. Picture: Scott Fletcher Source: Gold Coast Bulletin NATE Myles does not want this year to be all about him. Last year, Myles was the Gold Coast's player of the year in his first season at the club and he was named State of Origin player of the series and Dally M representative player of the year. Nothing could slow him down. He battled through a bruised sternum, barely functioning elbow and busted hand on his way to becoming one of the NRL's best forwards. The Titans co-captain wants things to be different this year. Of course he wants to produce a similar season on the field but he is also desperate for the Titans to be successful. Personal glory will mean nothing if the Titans miss the finals for a third straight year. "I think my challenge is more towards the club this year," Myles said. We've got to improve as a side and that really does start with the leadership and how we go about our business. We need to set the standard we want to live by. Myles and co-captain Greg Bird have always been outstanding players but they are now starting to earn respect off the field. The Titans will field a near full-strength team against the Cowboys tomorrow, including stars Luke Bailey and Dave Taylor. Despite the Origin-quality engine room, Myles said his forward partners did not deserve any praise. "There's been a bit of hype about our forward pack but at the moment it's probably not deserved because we haven't been aiming up to the task," Myles said. Our effort has been fantastic but to translate that into winning games and getting over the top of other sides is two different things. There's no better way to measure up than against the Cowboys. They've got a fantastic forward pack and it will be an interesting battle. Bailey will play his first game since rupturing his achilles tendon in round 23 last year. Coach John Cartwright named a 21-man team for the club's final trial. Titans team: William Zillman, Anthony Don, Kevin Gordon, Jamal Idris, David Mead, Aidan Sezer, Albert Kelly, Luke Douglas, Matt Srama, Nate Myles, Greg Bird, David Taylor, Ben Ridge.