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» There was an unusual sight at the
post-match press conference after last Sunday’s match, with Nathan Cleary joining Anthony Griffin and Peter Wallace to speak to the media. There was so many interview requests for Nathan after the game, given the ‘Cleary showdown’, that the club’s media team decided putting him in front of everyone at the same time was the best option. It’s hard to believe Cleary is only 19-years-old – his maturity in handling the build-up to last Sunday’s game and all of the attention afterwards is to be admired. Cleary also appeared on Fox League’s ‘League Life’ program on Wednesday night.
» Ivan Cleary also handled all of the
attention well and rather than brush it off, admitted that it was a rather bizarre feeling coaching against his son. “It was different... I’ve never really wanted him to miss a goal but I wanted him to miss a couple today,” he said last Sunday. “I’m glad it’s over in one sense but I guess I’ll have to do it a couple more times yet.”
» Congratulations to Panthers centre Waqa Blake. He and his partner are
expecting their first child early next year – further proof Phil Gould may need to offer babysitting services at the Academy with so many players expecting new additions in the next six months.
» Penrith boy Mat Thompson certainly
did the hard yards for Channel Nine last week, calling three games for the network on three consecutive days. Thompson finished his trifecta by calling Penrith’s victory over the Tigers at Pepper Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Sitting in the next box was Fox League’s Andrew Voss, who remains unsigned for 2018 and if rumours are to be believed, could be in line for a return to Nine. If Voss and Nine can put their highly publicised differences aside, it would be a sensible move for the freeto-air broadcaster with Ray Warren now calling very few games during the regular season. A Voss-Thompson combination could put Nine back in favour with plenty of fans who have deserted the network for Fox’s slicker coverage.
» Talking of TV coverage, the Panthers
v Tigers match was a big winner for Fox League on Sunday, attracting an average
audience of 252,000 (the most watched pay TV show of the day). The game also attracted an average audience of 291,000 on Channel Nine.
» Trent Merrin has admitted that players
were extremely unhappy at Phil Gould’s ruling that they couldn’t wear green tape symbolising their support for the Rugby League Players Association in the Bulldogs game last month. “Obviously everyone wasn’t happy with us not jumping on board with it but it happened on game day so we didn’t really want to muck around too much with everything on game day,” Merrin told Sky Sports Radio’s Big Sports Breakfast. “It was a pretty tough call. A lot of the players were pretty filthy about it but that’s out of our hands, that’s something we can’t control.”
» It was a Watene-Zelezniak-a-thon at
Pepper Stadium last weekend with the brothers’ extended family in fine voice watching Dallin and Malakai do battle on the Pepper Stadium turf. A huge group of extended family cheered the brothers on, with club loyalties split right down the middle.
» Penrith hooker Peter Wallace has been
named in the provisional Scotland squad for this year’s Rugby League World Cup, alongside youngster Lachlan Stein. Stein, who came to Penrith from Cronulla, lists ‘playing for the Kangaroos’ as a career goal on the Panthers’ website. The Bravehearts will have to do for now!
» Talking of the World Cup, Josh
Mansour wasn’t named in the Lebanon 40-man squad announced last week as he pushes for Kangaroos selection. He’ll need a big finish to the year to impress Mal Meninga.
» A copy of rugby league journalist Steve
Mascord’s new book landed on my desk this week. Rugby League, Rock ‘N’ Roll, The Road And Me is an insightful look into the life of a rugby league journalist who seems to have been around forever, but Mascord’s personal story is a remarkable one in itself and unfolds throughout the book. Touchstones is out now via Stoke Hill Press.
» Expect the Panthers to announce a new deal for Dylan Edwards very soon.
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he legendary US football coach Vince Lombardi once said: “They call it coaching but it is teaching. You do not just tell them, you show them the reasons.” Such a message about coaching perhaps explains why Anthony Griffin was at the Panthers Rugby League Academy on Monday morning less than 12 hours after Penrith’s win over the Wests Tigers. It was still dark, but Griffin couldn’t sleep. With his side moving into the top eight after 22 long weeks, Griffin knows he has much to teach his football team in the next month.
A September dream has now very much become a reality. While there is still a fair bit of work to do with this squad on the training paddock to get them to Finals standard, Griffin’s real job over the next month is to mentally prepare his side for the journey ahead. A lot of that work will almost certainly be video sessions – learning from the little mistakes will go a long way to putting Penrith on the correct course. As Lombardi said, show them the reasons. The Panthers have now won five games in a row and don’t let anybody tell you the opposition was sub-standard. Manly are heading towards a top eight berth while the Warriors, Titans and Bulldogs were all fighting to keep their seasons alive against Penrith, but the Panthers managed to find a way to win. Against the Tigers last Sunday, the Panthers again ‘did enough’ to get the two competition points – it wasn’t
pretty but winning is the most important thing at the moment. A line has now been drawn and with Penrith in the top eight, the mission is to stay there. And it’s improving those little things that will keep Penrith in line for September – better last tackle options, more kick pressure and a better completion rate would be at the top of Griffin’s list. Last Sunday’s game was one of only a handful of NRL matches this year that didn’t feature a single line drop-out. That doesn’t say much for the Tigers’ kicking game either but more importantly it shows that Penrith aren’t building the type of pressure to earn repeat sets and possession – both of which win football games. Against the better sides, like the Cowboys this Saturday, the Panthers would be punished for such issues. While Tyrone May has held his own
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filling in for five-eighth Matt Moylan, the skipper’s likely return this Saturday night (albeit wearing jumper number 18) will hopefully ignite some more spark into Penrith’s attack close to the line. Too often last week Nathan Cleary got caught with the ball on the fourth tackle, taking him out of action for the last play. Moylan’s return will relieve some of that pressure and hopefully result in better last tackle options and more pressure on the opposition. The Cowboys have lost Antonio Winterstein and Gavin Cooper to injury, while Te Maire Martin is reportedly in some doubt. This is probably Penrith’s biggest test in their recent winning run, but with Moylan returning and plenty of confidence being gained from last Sunday’s win, I think victory number six is looking like a pretty good chance. Tip: Panthers by 8.
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TIME TO STEP UP NATHAN TAYLOR @natetaylor87
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fter scraping through the past month with some unconvincing wins, Penrith will need to be at their very best this weekend and for the remainder of the season, if they’re to hold their place in the all-important top eight. While winning “ugly” is sometimes all you need to do at this point of the season, Penrith will need to lift their game this Saturday night to overcome a strong Cowboys outfit who are also out to cement their spot in the Finals. Speaking with Extra Time, Panthers backrower Isaah Yeo said while his side haven’t been playing their best footy of late, they are doing enough to get the points on the board.
“It’s been a good little period for us, it’s been a little bit scrappy but we are still finding a way to win which is the most pleasing thing,” he said. “I think we are going to have to rise to the challenge this week. When you are versing teams like the Cowboys you have to stand up a little bit more and I think we do that well as a side.” Ironically, North Queensland were the team to snap Penrith’s five game winning streak when they got the job done in Townsville in the dying minutes back in Round 16. On Saturday they’ll look to break the current streak of five wins and halt Penrith’s late season run. Yeo said revenge will be sweet if they get the points over the Cowboys in what is Penrith’s fourth straight home game. “Defence-wise it was our best game all year, we had almost no ball the whole game and they scored from a kick in the last two minutes after we defended our line for so many sets,” he said. “The way that game finished wasn’t
Isaah Yeo running out for the Panthers against the Tigers last week. Photo: Megan Dunn ideal but we took a lot of confidence out of that game and it’ll be nice to get one back on them this weekend.” The following week Penrith were embarrassed by lowly South Sydney but haven’t lost a game since. Yeo said the side always had plenty of belief they would turn things around.
“It wasn’t an ideal performance against Souths, probably our most disappointing of the year, but it may have been a good wake-up call for us and we’ve had a good patch since then,” he said. “The next month will be a real good test to see where we are at and to see if we deserve to be playing Finals footy.”
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JAMIE SOWARD The NRL has seen some outstanding young talent debut in first grade this season with plenty of kids making their way onto highlight reels. For this week’s column, I’m listing my five best rookies of 2017 and declare who will win the NRL’s Rookie of the Year… Dylan Edwards (Panthers) Dylan has been fantastic since returning to first grade this year. I was there for his debut game last year against the Sharks and we knew he had some talent back then but what really has taken his game to the next level isn’t his attack, it’s his defence. The Panthers are a much better side when he’s defending at fullback. Any time there’s a half break Dylan’s able to stop it and put himself in a position to get his team back on side and rescue the situation. To be a premiership-winning side you need a defensive fullback and Dylan may already be one of the top two or three defending fullbacks in the competition. Corey Harawira-Naera (Panthers) I’ve known Corey for a while now and he’s always been the fittest forward at the club. When you watch Corey play he is no nonsense, he gets up and makes his tack-
les. He also runs a beautiful line and any halfback who can drift across and hit him early will reap the rewards. It’s a different back-row than the one we thought we would see from Penrith this year but it appears Corey has cemented his spot there for a while to come, pushing the likes of Bryce Cartwright to the bench. Jayden Brailey (Sharks) If Sharks hooker Jayden Brailey didn’t break his jaw back in June, he would have been Rookie of the Year. To come in and replace Mick Ennis, this kid has done an outstanding job for Cronulla. He hasn’t tried to overplay his hand too much, he’s got great service out of dummy half and he’ll be a real x-factor for the Sharks when he returns in time for the Finals. Brock Lamb (Knights) Young Brock has had a tough season with the struggling Knights. Since that blunder against the Bulldogs a month ago, Brock has come a long way and been pivotal in the Knights’ last two wins. Brock is someone Newcastle can build around next year and when they get their more professional and experienced players in, they will start to fire, I have no doubt about that.
Nick Cotric (Raiders) Nick has been outstanding for the Raiders in his debut season. At only 18 years of age he’s already one of Canberra’s main go-forward players at the back. He’s already scored 13 tries in his rookie year and when you watch him play, he’s always involved. Nick actually reminds me of Josh Mansour with the way he gets
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H Penrith Panthers fullback Dylan Edwards. Photo: Melinda Jane
e’s fast becoming every Penrith fan’s favourite player but boom young fullback Dylan Edwards says he just wants to make his teammates happy. A certain Rookie of the Year candidate, the 21-year-old has been very impressive during Penrith’s current five game winning streak. Not only is he getting more and more comfortable under the high ball every week, his defence and support play has a lot of rugby league experts very excited about his long-term future in the game. And no wonder he is going so good – on Wednesday afternoon Edwards, along with Nathan Cleary and Tyrone May, were getting specialised training from none other than Panthers great Greg Alexander. “Brandy’s a Penrith legend and it’s awesome to be able to listen to him and get some tips and tricks,” Edwards told Extra Time. “Brandy’s been working with Nath and our little spine a lot lately, working on combinations we can bring to a game.” While the 1991 Premiership winner has been the ideal mentor for Penrith’s young
brigade, Edwards revealed he’s also been modelling his playing style on many current fullbacks in the game including Panthers skipper and teammate Matt Moylan. “You do a fair bit of video on the top fullbacks like Tedesco, Boyd, Slater and Moyza, and you try and take as many tips and tricks off them as you can,” Edwards said. “Every chance I get I ask Moyza a question and he’s more than happy to answer them and help me out if I need it.” Edwards has been so impressive during his 11 games in the top grade this year that he’s every chance of winning the NRL’s Rookie of the Year title at next month’s Dally M Awards. However Edwards, as humble as he is, strongly believes another Panthers player deserves the attention come Awards night. “I’d give it to Corey Harawira-Naera, if it were me,” he said. “Corey’s killed it this year and has worked really hard, doing plenty of extras.” While Edwards still has another year to run on his current contract with Penrith, there have been whispers of late that the Bellingen Dorrigo junior could be in line for a well deserved extension. “I’m I am just going to keep playing and see what happens. I definitely want to remain here 100 per cent,” he said.
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t’s inevitable in any sport that you’ll have sad lows – seasons that don’t go right, times you just can’t get a result. For the Penrith Panthers, 1980 was one of those years. It was a disastrous season for the club – they secured just two wins and one draw from the entire year. Crowds at Penrith Stadium were terrible and at away grounds, very few fans were keen on watching the Panthers play. Penrith drew with Parramatta 19-all and beat Cronulla 15-14 in the first half of the season, but would have to wait until the last match of the year for their second win – a 15-7 defeat of Norths at North Sydney Oval. But while history will show a wooden
spoon for the Panthers, the side actually played some competitive football and was beaten by six points or less on no less than 10 occasions during the season. The worst run during the year was of 12 straight losses, starting with a 26-2 loss at the hands of Easts at the SCG. The crowds very much deserted the Panthers that year. 13,423 was the best crowd of the season at Penrith Park (for the 19-all draw with the Eels), but by the end of the season the crowds had dropped to below 6,000. Penrith’s last match of the year against Norths at North Sydney Oval was played in front of just 2,247 fans, showing just how little interest there was in watching the Panthers. In 1980, three players played 20 first grade games – Darryl Brohman, Jamie Jones and Lou Zivanovic. Brohman, these days known as The Big Marn, even bagged four tries. The club’s leading try scorer was
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Marvin Hicks, who scored 12 tries from his 19 appearances that season. 1980 was certainly a season to forget for the Panthers, and things didn’t get much better in 1981 when the side finished 11th, just one position better than the previous year. Times were tough for an emerging Penrith side back then – a period we hope the side will never return to. We all know what happened over the next decade, however. Good recruitment, the emergence of local juniors and quality coaching saw the Panthers become a true force in the competition. By the mid-1980’s, the rugby league world had its eyes on Penrith and in 1990, a decade after that disastrous 1980 season, the side qualified for its first grand final. A year later, they won the premiership and any lingering memories from those days at the bottom of the ladder were washed away.
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