Gold Coast Titans' Albert Kelly not out for revenge against former club Newcastle Knights Albert Kelly has had a career resurrection at the Titans. Picture: David Clark Source: Gold Coast Bulletin TITANS coach John Cartwright says halfback Albert Kelly won't be trying to impress his former club when he tackles Newcastle for the first time at Skilled Park tomorrow. Kelly joined the Knights after being shown the door by Cronulla last year but was sacked in quick time following a minor misdemeanour. It allowed him to join the Gold Coast, where his ailing career has since flourished. But Cartwright said his No.7 held no ill-feelings towards the Wayne Bennett-coached Knights and won't be trying to show them what they let go. "He's put the past behind him and is in such a good place," Cartwright said. Sometimes everything comes together. You're happy, your form's good and the team's going well. That's where he is. He definitely doesn't harbour any discontent or anything like that; he's more worried about doing well for himself and the team. He just wants to enjoy his footy. Kelly will be buoyed by the return of five-eighth Aidan Sezer, who will assume organising and kicking duties. "It'll take a bit of the pressure off the long kicking," Cartwright said of Sezer's return. Short kicking tends to be more instinctive but Aidan likes to dominate the long kicking. Prop Nate Myles will have his first field training session of the week this morning as he battles a groin complaint. Cartwright said he expected Myles to play but the injury would have to be managed with a gruelling Origin campaign approaching. It's not often he goes into a game 100 per cent. He should be right after having Thursday off," he said. He definitely doesn't like missing games but he's got a busy period coming up and we'll have to nurse him the best we can. He's had a groin problem the last couple of weeks. It's not bad. It's just nagging.