The 25-year-old received a nasty on the left eye on Wednesday evening, with Gold Coasth Coach Des Hasler, declaring on Thursday afternoon that he was cleared of serious harm.

Golden coast of Titans Skipper Fa’asuamaleaui was one of the few queensland players that will be praised for their individual performance during Maroons‘ 18-6 Loss at home New South Wales On Wednesday evening, getting 121 meters from their 14 runs and missing only four of 34 attempts to resolve.

Fa’asuamaleaui is needing a sting in your upper left socket received during the match and, according to the AAP agency on Thursday morning was checked for a potential break before the club would be ready to be ready to be suitable for playing Melbourne Storm This weekend.

“It seems that all three boys will be sure to be raised, everyone retreated to healthy,“Hasler said for three representatives of Titans, all of whom were appointed to play this weekend.

“He (Flawing) is fine. It’s just a bruise.“

Fa’asuamaleaui used to talk about her intention to play this weekend even before she was cleared from serious damage.

“Pride back to backup from origin. I intend to play,“He told AAP.

“I hope to return to Perth again (for game 2) But first of all I want to perform for titans against the storm.“

Titans enter the weekend at 16. with only three wins from ten games and the worst defensive records of the league, who have received an unenviable average of 31 points per match.