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enrith will be hunting down a seventh straight win when they take on the Wests Tigers this Saturday night – a stunning form reversal that has put the rest of the competition on notice. The Panthers sit in sixth place, climbing their way from last into the top eight and positioning themselves for a shot at a fifth straight title come the end of the campaign. Now is certainly not a time to rest on their laurels, however. There is a top four spot to chase, of course, while teams like the Dolphins and Roosters will likely make a final charge to the top eight – and someone will have to fall out if they’re going to make it. Penrith are just three points clear of both of those outfits, so nothing is locked in stone just yet. The Tigers will be no easybeats at CommBank Stadium on Saturday night and are coming off a confidence-building 21-20 win over Gold Coast
at Leichhardt Oval on the weekend, a victory confirmed via a stunning last minute field goal. Believe it or not the Tigers have only won two less games than Penrith this season, so there is definite green shoots there – though you wouldn’t think it after Benji Marshall’s press conference on Sunday. As happy as he was with the win, he thought his side was poor. All of us put through the 80 minutes probably agree – a highlight match of the season it was not. There is a few obvious storylines surrounding this game. The most prominent is that of Taylan May, who scored on his Wests Tigers debut last week and was one of the side’s best – happily involved in everything and proving why Marshall has elevated him back in to the top grade. He will have a point to prove against the club that discarded him last year, and would like nothing better than walking off CommBank
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Stadium with a victory under his belt. The general Panthers-Tigers rivalry also sits in the middle of this one. It’s round two of the battle between old mates Nathan Cleary and Jarome Luai, with Cleary winning the first of their clashes earlier this season (as it turns out, also at CommBank Stadium). There is no question that Penrith are in far better form than the Tigers. Even without their co-captains last weekend, they did it easy against Souths, never looking like they’d be beaten. They did however leave plenty of points out on the field and that left coach Ivan Cleary with plenty to work on with his troops through the week. It’s hard to imagine the Tigers correcting what has been a diabolical error rate at times through the season, or building enough momentum to seriously challenge the Panthers. But rugby league is a funny game and a team will stop Penrith’s revival eventually.
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With Cleary returning, the Panthers should be able to control the game from the outset and fix up some of those lapses that existed against the Bunnies on Friday night. Izack Tago also returns to the side to strengthen up the backline, while Brian To’o is like the bionic man, again named in the side despite looking like he was on one leg after the Rabbitohs game. He will surely be given a rest at some stage. There’s no Scott Sorensen, but there’s a chance Liam Martin will make a surprise return after being named on the extended bench. Penrith may eventually run away with this one, but the Tigers won’t give it up without a fight. I’m expecting a tough first half before Ivan Cleary’s side eventually pulls away. They just have too much class for a Tigers side that tries hard, but just don’t have the talent or troops required. Tip: Panthers by 18.
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GARNER FUTURE STILL IN DOUBT ! Garner fields offers: Luke Garner is con-
tracted to Penrith until the end of next season but it’s appearing more and more likely that he’ll depart at the end of the season. Garner has permission to negotiate with other clubs, a right that normally wouldn’t be available to him until November 1. Word is Garner has attracted interest from the Dragons, Eels and Sea Eagles – meaning a solid offer is likely to land that is set to result in an early release. At 29, Garner is understandably hunting a long-term deal and will chase the best financial outcome he can.
ongoing issues around the NRL’s media photos website, NRL Imagery. Peter V’landys has stumped up and paid the bill – the site is now back online.
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! Former Panther in trouble: Former Pan-
thers forward Zane Tetevano is dealing with serious criminal charges and faces sentencing in court at Wyong next month. He will also answer an application for an Apprehended Violence Order against him on the same day. Tetevano played 19 games for Penrith in the 2020 season, after spending most of his playing career with Newcastle and the Roosters. His career has been littered with off-field issues and despite promises of change during his rugby league career, it appears little has.
! Membership record: A figure came out
this week that suggests Penrith shouldn’t rest on their laurels when it comes to their current success. The GWS Giants have posted a membership tally of 36,725 – the highest in club history. As much as the Giants have struggled to enter the conversation in western Sydney, there’s clearly a growing support base. The NRL needs to be careful not to take its eye off the ball with the AFL refusing to give up on its western Sydney assault.
! Jetting up the ranks: The Warriors have
added Jett Cleary to their top 30 squad. The Penrith junior has been getting a run in the Warriors’ NSW Cup team in recent weeks, after starting the year in Jersey Flegg. You would think an NRL debut this year is unlikely, but with Luke Metcalf out for the season and injuries never far away in the world of rugby league, you never know what could happen.
! Back on his feet: Panthers legend Royce
Simmons will kick-off his famous 11-day walk to raise money for dementia research on August 13. It’s also been confirmed that the event has been re-named The Big Walk, and will this year conclude in Mudgee to coincide with Penrith’s clash against the Raiders. “Each step we take is for those living with dementia, their families, and the researchers working tirelessly for a cure,” Simmons said. “The support we’ve received over the past three years has been incredible, and we’re excited to take the walk to Mudgee this year.” For donations, sponsorship opportunities or to learn more, visit www.roycesimmonsfoundation. com.au.
! Game dramas: Developer Big Ant Studios
! What a load of Bula: I actually thought I
was listening to a sketch show when Triple M’s James Hooper, Buzz Rothfield, Gorden Tallis and Ben Dobbin were discussing Jahream Bula’s attendance at the Bulldogs v Tigers game last Saturday. Bula was there supporting his mate Lachlan Galvin. Tallis bizarrely believes this is a big no-no (he also forgot Bula was out of Sunday’s game against the Titans).
Dobbo thinks it’s a bad look. Hooper reckons it should set off alarm bells. Buzz ponders how Connor Tracey would be feeling. Are these guys serious? I’m all for backing mainstream journos for doing their job, but is it any wonder league fans don’t take them seriously when they deliver this kind of dribble?
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! Spotted: Izack Tago at Leichhardt Oval
– don’t tell the Triple M bomb throwers – supporting the likes of Jarome Luai, Taylan May and Sunia Turuva as the Tigers pipped the Titans.
! Photo site returns: I noted last week the
has been working around the clock to try and stem the bleeding following the disastrous launch of the ‘Rugby League 26’ video game. Fans have slammed the PlayStation and XBox game in the week after its launch, reporting numerous errors and bugs. To their credit, Big Ant has been pretty transparent on social media – keeping gamers updated on fixes. They unleashed a major update on Sunday night to at least fix some of the problems, and continue working on others.
! Bookies back Panthers: The TAB reckons
Penrith has done enough to lock-up a top eight spot, with Ivan Cleary’s side now $1.07 to make the Finals. The Panthers are $7 to make the top four, and the same odds to win the title.
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he future of the Panthers is in capable hands as the stars of the future show they are ready to continue the dynasty. This can’t be more evident than with 20-year-old wrecking ball Luron Patea. This season, Patea has appeared in 10 games, including the impressive win over the South Sydney Rabbitohs last Friday night. “Obviously getting the win is a good thing for us leading into the back end of the season,” Patea said. “It’s something we are looking to keep doing. We are building every week and getting those wins together and getting some momentum.” This season, Patea has spent a consistent amount of time in first grade and said he is grateful for the chance to prove why he deserves his spot in the side. “It’s been a really good experience to play so much first grade,” Patea said. “More than once is a good experience but I’m trying not to be overwhelmed and keep putting my best foot forward for the team when I get to play.” Despite a shaky start of the season, the Panthers look on track to make an impact at the back end of the season and Patea is keen to get a chance to play in the big games. “Getting to play Finals is big,” Patea said. “If I get the chance to play, I’ll be excited to play my first ever Finals Series but if it doesn’t happen then it doesn’t happen but if it does, I’ll be really keen to play as best as I can.”
Teammate Scott Sorenson couldn’t stop singing the praises of Patea, saying he’s been impressed by the young gun’s efforts on and off the field. “I’ve been very impressed by Luron, he’s been awesome. He’s very impressive off the bench and a powerful, strong thing at such a young age,” Sorenson said. “But I feel like what has really impressed me with him is just how he holds himself to account. At such a young age he is always wanting to improve, wanting to be better and that’s really impressed me.” Sorensen will miss this Saturday’s clash with the Tigers, but co-captains Nathan Cleary and Isaah Yeo are back in the side after being rested last week. “We are pretty much at our full strength,” Patea said. “A few boys are getting looked at by the physio but hopefully we will be full strength this weekend against the Tigers, and we can string together another win.” Patea got his first ever NRL try in Round 9 against the Brisbane Broncos. In the midst of Try July, an initiative that donates $5,000 to the Australian Skin Cancer Foundation and the Player Hardship Fund for each try celebration, Patea isn’t confident he’ll be adding to the tally any time soon, preferring to do his work through the middle. “I haven’t been preparing anything for Try July because I don’t feel like I’ll get over!” Patea laughed. “It’s probably the outside backs that score each week; they are probably looking to do different celebrations every time.”
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hile it’s important for a club to produce and promote its own juniors, sometimes it’s necessary to bring players in from other teams to add real value or a point of difference to your existing squad. This week I’m going to look at players Penrith have recruited from other clubs which I believe have been brilliant buys and ultimately made the team so much better. While I’m not suggesting for a moment that the Panthers side of the late 1980s wasn’t tough, two players in former Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Chris Mortimer and Peter Kelly took the team to a whole new level. Mortimer joined Penrith in 1988 and was dead-set tougher than a junkyard dog. Desperate to play a semi-final for the Panthers in 1989, he asked his doctor to remove a pin which was holding his broken thumb together. When the doctor refused, Mortimer got a pair of pliers from the groundkeeper’s office and pulled it out himself. He went on to play in that semi-final match. Meanwhile, prop Peter Kelly joined Penrith for the 1988 season and immediately made the Panthers forward pack better. Opposition sides didn’t muck around when setting a scrum against this ‘hardman’ and when he tackled you, you stayed tackled. Other notable props bought in over the years to upskill and add power to the Penrith pack include former Cronulla Sharks forwards Craig Greenhill and Martin Lang. Greenhill came to Penrith in 1999 and was a strong, no-nonsense forward who not only added stability and strength to the Panthers but his club form was so good he also played for the Maroons.
Big Marty Lang. Photo: NRL Images.
A few years later his power and punch were replicated in the form of Martin Lang who came to Penrith and played under his father John Lang from 2002 to 2004. Lang didn’t have a step or a swerve and he didn’t need one. His kamikaze-like charges into
the opposition defence were legendary and the club wouldn’t have won their second premiership in 2003 without him. Having covered some of the great forward buys, other players are bought into a team for their pure footballing skills and nous. In 1993, the Panthers signed a 19-year-old kid from the Illawarra Steelers named Ryan Girdler. ‘Girds’ had shown he was a player of immense potential at the Steelers and after a bumpy start to his life as a Panther, which included several injuries, once Girdler got going, he just kept getting better and better. He finished his 204 game, 12-year stint with Penrith in 2004 with 101 tries, 581 goals and six field goals for an impressive tally of 1572 points. In the hooking position, the Panthers have struck gold several times by bringing players in from other clubs. The best three dummy-halves would have to be Luke Priddis, who was signed from the Brisbane Broncos in 2002, Kevin Kingston from the Eels in 2010, and Apisai Koroisau, who had two successful stints at the foot of the Mountains, first in 2015 and then again from 2020-2022. Both Priddis and Koroisau won premierships with the Panthers, in fact between them they took home three. Priddis also collected himself a Clive Churchill Medal. Finally, a notable half who made a big difference to Penrith was Preston Campbell, signed from the Sharks in 2002. ‘Presto’ also left at the end of 2006 with a premiership title and was a real fan-favourite. No doubt another young five-eighth named Blaize Talagi, will be hoping to emulate the feats of the great ‘Presto’, become a fan favourite and win himself a premiership ring.
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panther memories Luke Walsh joined the Penrith Panthers in 2009 after a season in Newcastle. He immediately became Penrith’s first choice halfback, wearing the number seven jumper during a difficult period for the club. His highlight season was 2010, when Walsh’s kicking game helped Penrith to a top four finish – but was ultimately found out in the Finals. Remaining relatively injury-free, Walsh played 107 games for Penrith before departing the club after the 2013 season. He would finish his career overseas, playing for both St Helens and Catalans. While Walsh will not sit on any ‘greatest’ lists, there’s no doubt he had some great moments during his five seasons at Penrith – and plenty of modern era fans would remember his period at the club.
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