19-year-old Easts centre charged with stopping David "Coaltrain" Taylor with the Titan to play for Tweed on Sunday ROAD TO REDEMPTION: Gold Coast Titans forward David "Coaltrain" Taylor will push his case for an NRL re-call with Tweed Heads when they play Easts in the Intrust Super Cup after a two week layoff for breaching team rules. Photo by Matt Roberts/Getty Images. COLLISION COURSE: Easts Tigers 19-year-old Michael Kai has been entrusted with stopping David "Coaltrain" Taylor with the former Australian Kangaroo to line up for Tweed on Sunday. Easts Tigers teenager Michael Kai doesn't know much about David "Coaltrain" Taylor and doesn't care who he is - he just wants to stop him. The 19-year-old will earn his first Intrust Super Cup call-up on Sunday where he will be charged with stopping the exiled Gold Coast Titan who will line up for Tweed Heads. Taylor has been named for the Seagulls after copping an enforced two week lay-off from the NRL by Titans coach John Cartwright for breaching team rules on April 9. This time last year the 122kg frame of Taylor was ripping into New Zealand bodies with his damaging edge running in the ANZAC test. On Sunday, he will aiming to terrorise the 100kg teenager on debut in what on paper looks to be a horrible mis-match - which doesn't frighten Kai one bit. "The scary thing is he doesn't care who Dave Taylor is and I like that attitude," Easts coach Craig Ingebrigtsen said. When Taylor was named it sent shivers down my spine to be honest. I'm going to worry every time he has the ball in his hands ... but we wouldn't put (Kai) there if we didn't have faith in him. The former Wests Tigers under-20s centre has been electric this year, scoring three tries in Easts' FOGS Colts side two weeks ago and another try when elevated to FOGS last week. Now Ingebrigsten is calling for him to announce himself at ISC level with a strong effort against Taylor. "Any young player who has an aspiration to play in the NRL has to stand up when they get an opportunity to match up against a player who last year was representing Australia," he said. Kai is one of four players who will debut in the Tigers's first home game of the season with Hughie Stanley to replace Corey Thompson who was snapped up by the Bulldogs in the NRL last week on a two year deal. FOGS Cup grand final hero from last season Liam Tyson will make his first grade debut while off season signing Adam Marr has been named to start at prop. Kick off is at 2pm and the game will be televised on Channel Nine.