Sydney Roosters legend Anthony Minichiello to remain at fullback for 2014 NRL season Defending premiers and glamour club Sydney Roosters join forces with international luxury car brand Peugeot as they look to go back to back in 2014 NRL season Anthony Minichiello during the announcement of Peugeot as the Roosters' new sponsor yesterday. ANTHONY Minichiello may remain undecided about his future beyond this year but one thing that can be cleared up immediately is he'll again wear the No.1 jumper for the premiers. Roosters coach Trent Robinson confirmed Minichiello, not Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, would be at fullback this season, and talk of shifting "Mini" to the wing for what could very well be his swansong season was just that. "Mini is our fullback," Robinson said. Mini did a good job last year. He did his job well, he's our captain and he's our fullback. And Roger is there on the wing. He'll improve there. He's still only a kid, and one of the most exciting players in our game, so we need to respect that and develop him, but Mini is our fullback. Mini seems a gentle guy, but there's a fire in him he doesn't talk about, that pushes him to improve, and that's what he showed us last year. We missed him at the back end of the year when he didn't play for a few games, and he led us well in the ­finals. It's a big year for him. Minichiello said he had told Robinson he was happy to play either position, even if it meant giving up his preferred gig to Tuivasa-Sheck as part of a succession plan. "But I haven't played on the wing for a number of years now, and fullback is where I'm most comfortable," Minichiello, 33, said. Fans will be wanting to know what Minichiello plans to do beyond this season. He's mindful of standing in the way of another younger player coming through the ranks, but at the same time remains in top shape. "I'm not going to make a call on my future now," said Minichiello, who yesterday was confirmed as brand ambassador for the Roosters' ­latest major sponsor, Peugeot. It's possible I could go around again, it's possible I might not. I'll just wait until I get into the first part of the season and see how I'm coping mentally and physically. Sonny Bill Williams returned to training for the first time on Monday with the rest of the World Cup stars. Robinson said there was a "good chance" the club's Australian and New Zealand representatives would miss next month's Auckland Nines, with the focus on the World Club Challenge against Wigan on February 22. Robinson said a decision on former great Brad Fittler's cameo for the Roosters at the Nines event would be made as early as tomorrow.