picture or his time spent as it was an education for him. Clara thanks young McNally and his Mother, zips up her overcoat and leaves the house, getting into her car and driving away.

Young McNally's Mom congratulates her son on a fine job done and he says he needs to talk to her about something...his future. When he graduates high school, he is going to join the US Army and study Criminal Justice instead of going to a Community College and studying Finance. His Mom says that whatever field he chooses to go into is fine with her and that he has her full support. This make young McNally very happy, but his last year in High School was very difficult on him as his parents split uppair, the Titans' options appear relatively limited despite Watt's insistence "strongly credentialled candidates" have already emerged. "Already there have been a number of approaches, either directly or through agents, confidentially, putting forward some strongly credentialled candidates," Watt said.

"We will work our way through that." Kevin Walters may not have made a public push for the job when asked in the immediate aftermath of Brennan's sacking but he remains a primary target for the Titans. Kevin Walters is still in the mix for the Titans job. Credit:AAP Watt indicated Walters would be a "very strong candidate" if he put his hand up. Whether Walters makes the first move remains a sticking point between the two parties, however, as the Maroons coach distanced himself from the job on Sunday.

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