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KIND GESTUREs » For every story about bad behaving
players in the NRL, there’s a dozen good ones that often go unreported. Jack Noble is a long-time Panthers fan who is confined to a wheelchair after being born with a rare genetic degenerative disease that means he’s unable to speak or move. Jack, who has a passion for poetry as well as rugby league, was at McDonald Jones Stadium last weekend to watch Penrith beat Newcastle. After the game, the players were more than happy to take a break from their post-match celebrations to spend some time with Jack and pose for photos. Small gestures like this mean a lot to people and like last weekend’s Beanie for Brain Cancer round, show how much rugby league makes a difference in people’s lives. Credit to the Knights who have arranged tickets for Jack and his family to attend the Panthers v Newcastle game for the last two seasons.
» Bryce Cartwright’s troublesome year
continues with the City Origin star suffering a knee injury last weekend that may put him out of action for some time. The 22-year-old left the field early in the second half of Penrith’s 30-20 win over Newcastle on Sunday and scans later revealed a lateral meniscus tear in his left knee. He was due to meet with surgeons this week to determine the extent of the injury. Cartwright has had a difficult year both on and off the field, with the headlines he attracted earlier this season only compounded by ongoing issues with his ankle. Thankfully the support of team mates is keeping his spirits high.
fact leave the Panthers for the Warriors as expected. There’s been some conflicting reports out there this week – some indicating that the deal is done for Martin to head across the ditch before June 30, others suggesting the Warriors may have gone cold on the deal. Watch this space.
» Plenty gets said and debated about
when it comes to cheerleaders in the NRL, but the truth is that most of those in cheer squads are using it to supplement their income or follow their passions while they work to achieve their dreams elsewhere. One great example is Pantherette Nat Sinclair (below), who last week officially became a lawyer after years of hard study. From corporate partnership managers to physiotherapy, sales and teaching, the back story to many of Penrith’s cheer squad is something we can all be proud of. The mindless critics should perhaps focus on such great achievements rather than the silly commentary that cheerleaders often attract.
Jack Noble with Peta Hiku, Trent Merrin and Corey Harawira-Naera. Photo: Penrith Panthers
» Trent Merrin has launched a brand new
personal website, where he plans to post a regular blog which will focus on life on and off the field. You can visit the website at www.trentmerrin.com.au.
» Could Sharks and New South Wales
five-eighth James Maloney end up at Penrith? That’s just one theory doing the rounds as questions continue about who will be in the halves for the Panthers next season. There’s some talk that Cronulla could be interested in the Sydney-bound Cooper Cronk, which could suddenly put Maloney on the market. The puzzle is likely to be put together slowly over the next couple of months and one important piece is whether Te Maire Martin does in
» I’m told the Panthers are working on » Panthers boss Phil Gould made a rare
jump from Channel Nine to Fox Sports this week, where he appeared on the ‘League Life’ program on Fox League. Gus is very close to one of the show’s hosts, Yvonne Sampson, who he previously worked with at Nine.
new pricing packages for members next year, which could see renewing members pay less than new members – a great move. The club is also looking at ways to reward loyal members. There’s currently nothing in place – pricing or otherwise – to differentiate somebody in their first year of membership to somebody who has been a season ticket holder for more than a decade, for example. Plans are
underway to try and change that, which is a really positive direction.
» Penrith ISP NSW player Jack Hetherington has copped a one match suspension for a careless high tackle.
» Kids were smiling from ear to ear this
week when Penrith players visited the Quakers Hill Destroyers Junior Rugby League Club. The youngsters got to meet their NRL heroes and grab photos and autographs.
» Have you got some Panthers news or gossip? Send your info to maskedpanther@westernweekender.com.au.
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anthers hooker Peter Wallace was just 24 hours away from breaking an eight year State of Origin drought, but his Blues dream was shattered on Monday afternoon when he learned the extent of a devastating groin injury. On Monday morning the 31-year-old was delivered the news by NSW coach Laurie Daley that he was back in the Origin team for the first time since 2009, pending scan results on a groin injury suffered during Penrith’s 30-20 win over Newcastle. It’s understood Wallace was part of the NSW camp early Monday but exited shortly after hearing the news from medical staff that he had suffered a grade two adductor (groin) tear. The St Marys junior could be sidelined for up to six weeks but won’t require surgery. Wallace had burst back into Origin contention late last week when it was revealed NSW coach Laurie Daley planned to take the side in a different direction.
Instead of bringing back Origin veteran Robbie Farah for another year, Daley decided to go with the Penrith number 9 as he was a “better fit” for new Blues halves James Maloney and Mitchell Pearce. On the back of Wallace’s devastating news, Daley once again snubbed Farah in favour of Gold Coast Titans dummy half Nathan Peats, who will now make his Origin debut at Suncorp Stadium this Wednesday night. Despite having two representatives in Matt Moylan and Josh Mansour during the 2016 series, Penrith will have no local representation for Origin I. Moylan has however been named in the extended Blues squad and has been in camp with the team this week. Panthers lock Trent Merrin was left out of the squad, despite representing Australia a matter of weeks ago, while a slow start to the year has seen prop James Tamou miss out on selection for the first time since debuting in 2012. On the NRL front, former Dragons hooker Mitch Rein is the most likely choice to replace Wallace in the Panthers side while Tyrone Peachey and Sione Katoa are also possibilities.
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ff contract Panthers rookie Corey HarawiraNaera is hopeful of returning to the foot of the Mountains next year despite big money offers from rival clubs. The 22-year-old Kiwi product, who made his NRL debut in Round 4, received a contract offer from Panthers boss Phil Gould a number of weeks ago but is yet to put pen to paper. It’s been reported that a number of high profile clubs are chasing the rising star including last year’s grand finalists Melbourne and Cronulla. It’s understood the Storm and Sharks can offer the youngster a bigger deal than the Panthers, who may need to offload players in order to fit him under the salary cap. Speaking with Extra Time,
Harawira-Naera confirmed an offer had been made by the Panthers, and that remaining in Penrith long term is his preference. “Nothing has been put to paper yet but hopefully I can get that over and done with soon,” the backrower said. “Penrith is probably the closest club you can get to New Zealand where I’m from. It’s small, rural and I like the country feel. I’m a country boy.” Pressed on whether his decision was based on loyalty over money, Harawira-Naera preferred to hedge his bets. “I’m sitting on the fence. I can’t say anymore without sitting on the fence,” he said. “What I will say is that I’m glad I made my debut at this club, they’ve done a lot for me and I’m enjoying it.” Harawira-Naera, who was part of Penrith’s premiership-winning Holden Cup team in 2015, has been the talk of the town since making his first grade debut back in March. Scoring a try on debut and three in
total, Harawira-Naera continues to impress with every game he plays. “It’s been an experience to say the least. The first game was a real high with that big win over Newcastle,” he said. “Players like Mez (Trent Merrin) and Jimmy (James Tamou) have been helping with my transition from reserve grade and the U20s. “It’s been tough but I’m blessed to be in this position.” While Harawira-Naera is growing in confidence with every match he plays, he does know his defence has to improve if he is to hold on to his spot in first grade. “Growing up I played a lot of fullback, so it’s taken me a while to get used to the contact and tackling week in, week out,” Harawira-Naera said. “It’s something I know I need to work on and that’s going to make me a better player. “I always try and pull Hook aside and get a few pointers plus go over some video, to make my game better.”
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Fate of entire Origin series could rest on first 20 minutes of game one
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fter months and months of hype, the 2017 State of Origin series is finally here – and I can’t wait to see the teams battle it out in Brisbane this Wednesday night! Playing Origin at Suncorp Stadium – the Cauldron – is the absolute best. I believe running out in an Origin game is more exciting than running out on Grand Final day. Like Nathan Peats and Jake Trbojevic will on Wednesday night, I too debuted in front of a Queensland crowd back in 2011. You know as soon as you step foot on that hallowed turf, you aren’t going to get any love or support from the crowd like you do in Sydney. The Cauldron is the ultimate feeling and no one does it better than those Queenslanders. New South Wales coach Laurie Daley (pictured) picked a really strong side on Monday night and, for the first time in five years, has selected a team that is all in form. Except for maybe Jarryd Hayne, who is still finding his feet back in the game, there’s no one in that Blues’ 1-17 that you
are second guessing. Hayne will come good and he’s certainly earned his place in the Origin arena. Queensland also named a strong side on Monday, choosing to remain loyal to last year’s team by leaving fullback Billy Slater out. While I think leaving Slater out of the team is a massive call, the players that matter are still there including Cameron Smith, Cooper Cronk and probably Johnathan Thurston. Nothing will change with Queensland’s direction, it’ll just be if NSW can execute. The first thing the Blues have to do, is not worry about the past. New hooker Nathan Peats should have nothing to worry about and Mitchell Pearce should wipe his poor Origin record from his mind. This is a new team that needs to go up to Suncorp and make sure that their first 20 minutes is their best 20 minutes. If it’s nil-all after the first 20 then the Blues will be right in this series. The worst thing NSW can do is go up to Brisbane and get blown out and hope they can get one back in Sydney – nothing is guaranteed in Origin.
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here used to be a video played at Penrith Stadium as part of the pre-game build-up that featured Steve Carter saying the words “never give up, never give up”. The video was used during a tough time at the Panthers and epitomised not only where Penrith was placed during that period in the late 1990’s but Steve Carter himself as a player. He was a dedicated, passionate player who wore his heart on his sleeve and was Penrith to the core. To this day, nobody has played more first grade games for Penrith than Steve Carter. He clocked up 244 appearances for the Panthers, a record that won’t be
broken for many seasons to come, with nobody in the current squad even close to that number of games for the men in black. He made his debut for the Panthers in 1988, and was part of a wonderful era for the club that included the 1991 premiership. The image of Carter pointing under the posts as Brad Izzard flew towards the tryline is one of the endearing memories from the 1991 decider. Carter stuck solid with the Panthers even during the tough times, eventually retiring in 2001. He probably should have retired a year earlier, but with the club record for matches played on the line, he opted to stick around for the 2001 season despite injuries plaguing his later years. Carter’s long career at Penrith came during perhaps the most up and down time in the club’s long history. He was there for that first premiership, but he was also there when his teammate Ben
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