ARLC chairman Peter V’landys has thrown his support behind the struggling Titans, declaring they will find success following a sweeping review under the Gold Coast’s new ownership.

According to Code Sports, Rebecca and Brett Frizelle took full ownership of the Titans earlier this month following Darryl Kelly selling his 50 per cent share of the club.

Now the Frizelles are set to kick off a review that will put coach Des Hasler under the microscope, with his Gold Coast side sitting last on the NRL ladder.

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The club’s salary cap and roster will also reportedly be analysed, as well as the football department and the club’s management structure.

“Naturally we’re disappointed with their on-field performances,” V’landys said.

“However, we remain staunch supporters of the Gold Coast, and in particular we are strong supporters of the Frizelles.

“Now that they’ve taken control of the Titans I think you’ll see some significantly better results.

“They’re a very progressive club, they’ve invested heavily in the women’s game and they’re trying to get a centre of excellence and bring themselves up.”

The Titans have been in the NRL for 19 season, including their 2025 campaign, but have only won a single game in the finals.

In a bid to shift their fortunes, the club has secured land to build a new centre of excellence at Emerald Lakes, with V’landys tipping the Frizelles to lead the Titans to glory.

“They’re very successful and an NRL club is a multimillion-dollar business at the end of the day,” he said.

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“The club is there predominantly for the fans, but in order to achieve the best results on the field they’ve got to achieve the results in head office.

“You need people with commercial acumen. You need people that know how to run a business.

“They’ve got to get sponsors, promote the games and market the club, every aspect of a commercial operation. It’s backed up by having good staff and management around them that know the game of rugby league.

“You need a really good recruitment manager and coach. However it’s just as important to have the talent you’ve got in the football department in the head office as well, otherwise you won’t succeed.

“You won’t have the money to get the best coach and recruitment manager if you’re not successful in the head office.”