a contract for me and I made Origin that year which means I’m probably playing ok and when I was in Origin I found out there was no deal for me." Wests Tigers Sattler joined the Wests Tigers in 2004 where he played one season for the club before retiring from rugby league. That year he was named captain. Also during that year, Sattler was named as the player of the tournament at the Wests Tigers 2004 World Sevens Championship victory. After his final year in rugby league, Sattler required a knee operation to undergo a cartilage graft. In total he played 203 first grade games for five different clubs. Representative career Queensland In 2003, Scott Sattler became the second oldest player, after Arthur Beetson, to be selected for the Queensland State of Origin team. He made only one appearance for his state. Coaching career Gold Coast Titans In 2006, it was announced that Scott Sattler had signed for the Gold Coast Titans as the Football Manager for the club. Upon signing for the club, Sattler commented, "Having made my First Grade debut with the Gold Coast and playing all my junior football here I feel I have an emotional attachment to the club; an attachment that I want to make sure this team is one that is successful on and off the field. I have experienced the highs and lows of Rugby League and I feel I can draw on those experiences into assisting the mould we want at this club; a club the Gold Coast and Northern NSW community will embrace." Sattler resigned from his position as football manager with the Titans in January, 2008, citing the pursuit of other business interests as his reason. Footnotes External links Official coaching profile Queensland representatives at qrl.com.au 1971 births Living people Australian rugby league coaches Australian rugby league players Gold Coast Chargers players Penrith Panthers players Queensland Rugby League State of Origin players Rugby league locks Rugby league players from Sydney South Queensland Crushers players Sydney Roosters players Wests Tigers players