Gold Coast Titans won't let opportunity slip against Brisbane Broncos IN-FORM Gold Coast admit they plan to kick wounded big brother the Broncos while they are down tonight. With captain Sam Thaiday suspended and David Stagg, Mitchell Dodds and Josh McGuire injured, the Broncos ($2.55) face a huge task in the Skilled Park derby. Key outside backs Justin Hodges and Josh Hoffman have been named to play, but both carry question marks over their fitness, while prop David Hala will play his first top-grade game of the season. Gold Coast, meanwhile, are flying with three straight wins and have regained Origin lock Ashley Harrison and emerging centre Brad Takairangi from injury. "The Broncos have had a lot of success in their 25 years and the Gold Coast struggled, so there is a certain amount of (the Titans) being looked down upon," Titans coach John Cartwright told Triple M today. It's a very important game for us. Playing the Broncos always is. Coach John Cartwright. You don't often get (to play) them this early in the season with a few injuries and (a chance to make their record) 1-4. So it's a good opportunity. We really want to grasp it. Cartwright admitted the loss of Thaiday aided his side but conceded the promotion of fringe big man Scott Anderson promised a new challenge. "You take a captain out of any side, especially someone as inspirational as Sam - he's reaching a stage where he's nearing his best - and it will be a blow to them," he said. But I've been around long enough to know when an opportunity arises for a bloke like Scott Anderson he wants to be there next week so he won't let them down. Broncos assistant Kristian Woolf today admitted that the Gold Coast held an edge. "The Titans are going really well at the moment and have been fortunate to get some luck on the injury front," he told Radio TAB.