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hile we shouldn’t be getting too carried away with Penrith’s 38-18 win over a depleted Sydney Roosters side on Monday night, the one key thing to take out of the game is that the team now controls its own destiny. Heading into the final month of the regular season, the Panthers sit in seventh spot on the ladder and a finals spot is theirs to lose. If Penrith wants to make any sort of impact in the post-season, they need to be winning matches like this Sunday’s encounter with the struggling Newcastle Knights. The Knights haven’t won since back in April (an 18-16 victory over the Wests
Tigers), and while they’ve had the season from hell, there’s been signs in recent weeks that they’re starting to play some football their fans can be proud of. After a golden point tussle with Canberra back in round 17, they only narrowly went down to the competition leading Melbourne Storm, before faltering against the Sharks and then putting up brave efforts against Manly and Canterbury. This is an ordinary Knights outfit but by no means are they easybeats this weekend. What was most pleasing about Monday night’s effort from the Panthers was the tries they scored. From all over the park, the Panthers created and then executed opportunities and had it not been for a bit of bad luck, probably would have crossed the line a few more times too. The Panthers are starting to gel with Bryce Cartwright and Nathan Cleary in the halves and while Cartwright’s move back to the forwards is inevitable, Anthony Griffin would most likely find it difficult to
change a winning formula now, even with Te Maire Martin waiting in reserve grade having recovered from a shoulder injury. Cartwright was a little more patient on Monday night, though he still seems to panic at crucial moments, which could be critical if this Sunday’s game goes down to the wire. The Panthers are good enough to ensure a close game is not on the menu this weekend but they need to treat Newcastle with respect. A lapse in concentration or a moment of complacency could well turn the match on its head and the Knights showed early in the second half against the Bulldogs last weekend that they can score points quickly when the opportunity presents itself. If all goes to plan, this is a game the Panthers could win by 20 or 30 points. But constantly during 2016, the plan has been thrown out the window. That’s why so many Panthers fans this week have expressed huge concern ahead of the trip up the M1; concerned that the good work
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against the Roosters will be undone by a lazy performance against the competition’s cellar dwellers. Concerns aside, the Panthers have the cattle to put a big score on the Knights and after their best month of football this season, I’m confident the side can get the job done and set up a blockbuster against the Wests Tigers next week at Pepper Stadium. Tip: Panthers by 16.
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PANTHER RUMBLINGS with the Masked Panther
MARTIN ON STRIKE! » It was an early morning wake-up call
for young Penrith Panthers five-eighth Te Maire Martin, who took part in the AMF Charity Bowl-Off last Friday at AMF Penrith. Martin, who represented the Salvation Army, went head to head with 10 other Australian celebrities who were aiming to raise up to $10,000 for their nominated charities. Each celebrity had two bowls each, with each pin knocked down worth $1,000. Broadcast live on the ‘Today’ show, Martin went head to head with singer Damien Leith. The ‘Australian Idol’ winner picked up a spare, which resulted in $10,000 for his charity, while Martin also performed well knocking over nine pins which totalled $9,000 for the Salvos. Other celebrities who took part in the Charity Bowl-Off included James Mathison, Tim Gilbert, Matt and Jess, Clint Newton, Rachel Corbett and Simon Bouda. You can see the video on the Western Weekender Facebook page.
» Josh Mansour will marry his stunning
partner Daniella at St Marys Cathedral on October 15, but in a scheduling mix-up, Australia is playing New Zealand in Perth on the same night. Mansour is almost certain to be picked for the game, but will kick off married life safely by making himself unavailable for selection. Josh and Daniella did check the post-season schedule, which includes a Four Nations tournament, before booking the wedding date but the Perth Test was a late inclusion on the calendar.
» The usually alert Penrith captain Matt
Moylan managed to run out of petrol while driving home from the club following the game against the Warriors earlier this month. The fullback had to call his brother to come to the rescue.
» Spotted: Winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak doing a spot of shopping at Nepean Village after watching the NSW Cup game between Penrith and Wests Tigers last Saturday.
» Spotted: Injured centre Peta Hiku along with Sateki Akauola supporting mate Leilani Latu, who spoke at a GenYQ networking function last Thursday night.
» There’s been a couple of changes in the administration office at Panthers with Frank Micali making what some have described as a ‘triumphant return’ to the club. Micali was involved in sponsorship with the Panthers a couple of years ago before moving on, but is now back to manage the sponsorship department under the guidance of good friend and CEO Corey Payne. The Panthers have already commenced trying to renew current partners for next season.
» Suaia Matagi has put himself on the
open market and won’t be in Panthers colours next season.
» Penrith and Melbourne have both
agreed that their washed out Holden Cup match from earlier this season will not be played, with the clubs splitting the points and the game declared a draw. It was proving too difficult to reschedule the match and neither side deemed it all that important considering where they sit on the competition ladder.
» I’m told that game day will continue to
be transformed at Pepper Stadium next year with bigger budgets and even more engagement with fans. The Panthers have tried tirelessly this year to boost crowd figures and enhance the match day expe-
rience, and have largely been successful. Next year it’ll go to another level.
» Congratulations to Sam McKendry and
his partner Kirsten, who gave birth to a new little Panther earlier this week, Isla Rae. This is the first bundle of joy for the happy couple, who were married in 2015.
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the second half, scoring four unanswered tries before the second last-placed Roosters hit back with a quick late double of their own. Merrin said while it was disappointing to let the Roosters back in the game, they are working hard on getting better at maintaining leads when they have them. “There’s been a few games this season where we have a comfortable lead and we seem to drop our heads and let them back into it,” he said. “There was a period there where they got two quick tries on us, I think we knew then that we had to keep the switch on and hold them out. “It is something we are working hard on throughout the season, but it was just great to get in front by that score and get home comfortably.” Penrith will look for back to back wins this Sunday afternoon when they travel to Hunter Stadium to battle the last-placed Newcastle Knights. Newcastle may only have one win on the board this season but they are a far different beast at home, according to the former representative forward. “You can’t take any team lightly no matter where they are sitting on the ladder,” Merrin said. “You’ve got to prepare the best and not focus on the team that you are coming up against. “We have to focus on ourselves and prepare the best way we can to get ourselves in a good position and get the job done.”
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I want to start by congratulating all the Panthers members and fans who braved the chilly conditions to join us at Pepper Stadium on Monday night. Your support is a constant source of motivation and inspiration for the players. They can’t hear you when you’re on the other side of a TV. But when you’re in the stands or on the hill at Pepper Stadium, you’re an extra man on the team. It’s not just rhetoric – your presence makes all the difference. We can’t thank you enough for making the effort to attend the game and we hope you enjoyed the show! After heading north to tackle Newcastle this weekend, our next home game is against Wests Tigers on Friday, August 19. It will be a huge clash between two sides capable of playing scintillating rugby league. The outcome could be a decisive one as both teams battle to achieve a berth in the NRL finals.
Wests Tigers got the better of us when we met at ANZ Stadium a few weeks ago. This is our chance to hit back and prove we deserve to keep playing deep into September. Start rounding up your mates, lock in your memberships now and we’ll see you at the game. Our 2016 membership tally has now officially surpassed 20,000. What an effort! However it’s never too late to join us and grow the Panthers family even further. Our $30 Starter Memberships are amazing value for anyone contemplating coming to one of our two remaining home games. For $30 you get two general admission tickets, a $30 merchandise voucher, members card and lanyard. Don’t forget NRL club members get priority when it comes to finals ticketing, which could be handy in a few weeks time.
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Te Maire Martin has once again been named in Penrith’s reserve grade team for this week’s clash against the Wyong Roos at St Marys Leagues Stadium. The Panthers will be looking to bounce back this Saturday afternoon following a narrow 22-18 loss to the Wests Tigers at Pepper Stadium last weekend. Boosted by the inclusion of NSW Origin hooker Robbie Farah, the Tigers scored the opening try after a lengthy 28 minutes of action to lead 6-0. With half-time fast approaching Penrith finally managed to get on the board through Atonio Pelesasa. Josh Hall converted the try to send both teams to the sheds locked up at 6-6. Wests hit the ground running in the second half, scoring after two minutes to regain the lead. Fortunately Penrith were able to hit back 14 minutes later through centre Andrew Heffernan. The Tigers would go on to score the next two tries through Manaia Cherrington and Curtis Sironen, to edge out to a 22-12 lead. However, the Panthers wouldn’t give up without a fight, with Zach Dockar-Clay crossing the line with two to go. Penrith would have one final play in the last minute to clinch victory but weren’t able to muster up a try. The Panthers now sit in sixth position.
» Holden Cup: The competition-leading Penrith Panthers can wrap up the Holden Cup minor premiership this weekend, if they manage to defeat the
Newcastle Knights at Hunter Stadium. The Panthers bounced back into form last Monday night with a confidence boosting 40-22 win over the thirdplaced Sydney Roosters at Pepper Stadium. The Panthers opened the scoring through Souths-bound centre Braidon Burns. The home side led at the break 20-10. Penrith extended their lead just minutes into the second half with two quick tries to fullback Daniel Brown and halfback Jarome Luai. The Roosters kept themselves in the game with a try in the 55th minute to make it 30-16. But the Panthers were far too good in front of their home fans, winning by 18 points. Try scorers for the Panthers included: Caleb Aekins (2), Braidon Burns, Wayde Egan, Daniel Brown, Jarome Luai and Christian Chrichton. Luai kicked six goals.
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