Brisbane coach Anthony Griffin puts Broncos players on notice Broncos coach Anthony Griffin at a Brisbane Broncos training session at Purtell Park, Bardon. Pic Mark Cranitch. COACH Anthony Griffin has put every Bronco on notice and forward Ben Hannant yesterday declared the players were ready to embrace the pressure to succeed this year. While Broncos players felt the love of more than 3000 fans at their members' day at Suncorp Stadium yesterday, Hannant admitted nobody would accept a repeat of last year's disappointment. With new players and new trainers changing the dynamic at the club, Hannant said the changes would push the team to greater heights and the expectation to be successful was exactly what the players needed. "I think that is what the fans expect and what we expect of ourselves," he said. That is what the CEO expects of us, and the coach. That is what this club's culture was built on and it is up to us to rise to that challenge. Broncos members day at Suncorp Stadium: Luke Butcher of Birkdale, got an autograph from Bronco Ben Hannant. Picture: Peter Cronin Source: News Limited I don't think we will accept the same as last year. We have high expectations and we need to make sure we get off to a good start with these trials. We're doing everything right this preseason but there's no two ways about it, we have to make sure we are better in 2014. New faces Ben Barba and Martin Kennedy are expected to make an enormous impact this year. The talented pair both missed yesterday's festivities with fans after being invited into Queensland's Emerging Origin camp across town. Barba will add greater strikepower and variety to Brisbane's attack while Hannant welcomed the addition of 122kg Kennedy to the front row rotation, even if it means he must fight for a starting position. Ben Hannant with Oliver Compton, 5, at the Broncos Members Only Fan Day at Suncorp Stadium. Pics Tara Croser. " (Griffin) has definitely let us all know there are no safe positions in this team," Hannant said. Last year was not acceptable and everyone has to fight for their spot this year. That is how you want it and how the fans would want it as well. There is tough competition for every position. In any position the more depth the better, the more competition the more it pushes people. As a front rower, I encourage more props at this club because it will make me want to be better, it will make them want to be better and it's the same in every position. That is what we need in the halves, we need it at fullback, we need it in the backs so that we keep pushing each other to be a better team. The standard of the NRL now is very high and it's something we need to make sure we rise up to make sure we give ourselves a chance at the end of the year.