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n paper, the last five weeks tells a tale that heavily favours the Panthers’ chances against Canterbury and its brutal forward pack on Sunday afternoon. There is no denying that Penrith is in terrific form, collecting five wins in a row including four games in which they’ve scored 36 points or more, most recently highlighted by a 36-6 thrashing of Manly last Sunday night. The Bulldogs meanwhile have lost their last three games and only narrowly escaped with wins over the lowly Sea Eagles and Knights prior to that. This Sunday afternoon’s match sees a team that has very much found its mojo against a side that is struggling to hold on to theirs.
But as those superannuation funds say, past performance is no guarantee of future performance. And the Bulldogs, as so many have pointed out, have some history with this kind of situation. They were in awful form heading into the 2014 Finals but managed to flick the switch when the smell of September came around, and steamrolled their way to the 2014 Grand Final, where they eventually ran out of puff against a South Sydney side that nobody was ever going to beat. In many ways this is a David and Goliath battle. The Bulldogs have managed to keep their spine on the field for most of the season – Will Hopoate and Michael Lichaa have played 21 out of 24 matches while Josh Reynolds and Moses Mbye haven’t missed a game this year. Props Aiden Tolman and James Graham also haven’t missed a game this season (though some would suggest the latter should be sitting out this weekend).
Bulldogs coach Des Hasler simply needs to work out why it’s not clicking given the overall consistency and quality of his team line-ups – a task easier said than done. On the other side of the fence, Anthony Griffin reassembled Penrith’s spine midseason and has had to deal with losing both his starting centres (Dean Whare and Peta Hiku) for most of the season, as well as his starting props in Sam McKendry and Reagan Campbell-Gillard, both of whom won’t be back for the Finals. The Panthers have got to the Finals on the back of a captain in his first year, a fiveeighth who should be a second rower, a halfback who is 18-years-old and a hooker who wasn’t a hooker this time last year. The Penrith story in 2016 is nothing short of a rugby league fairytale. Griffin simply needs to make sure it doesn’t stop clicking – again, easier said than done. The two sides only met once during the season with the Bulldogs getting home 18-16 thanks to a last minute try.
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This will obviously be no walk in the park for Penrith and just the atmosphere of Finals football could be enough to lift the Bulldogs and spook the young Panthers, but I’m struggling to find an argument to really prove that James Graham’s men can turn it around. Completion rates win games and Penrith is simply doing it so much better than the Bulldogs at the moment. Tip: Panthers by 8.
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KINGS OF THE KIDS » Pictures like this (right) are what
Panthers officials have been dying to see for years. Finally, kids in the local area who were worryingly jumping on the bandwagon of clubs like the Wests Tigers, Bulldogs and Souths are starting to come back to Penrith on the back of a local breed of heroes like Nathan Cleary, Bryce Cartwright and Dallin Watene-Zelezniak. It was incredible to see such a huge crowd greet Penrith players at a special event at McDonald’s in Penrith last week, and scenes like this are becoming more and more common.
» Penrith fans, along with supporters of
other clubs, were left banging their heads on their desks this week after yet another Ticketek blunder. Finals tickets went on sale to Members at 10am on Monday, but as has become all too common, the Ticketek website crashed and it proved impossible to purchase tickets for more than an hour. Seriously, how has a company like Ticketek not worked out by now that putting four Finals matches on sale at the same time was a bad idea? An 18-year-
old intern could have come up with an idea to put games on sale at different times and yet the boffins at Ticketek couldn’t work it out. It’s ridiculous that a company whose entire purpose is to sell tickets can’t invest in the infrastructure to ensure its website can remain up during times of high demand.
» Panthers supporters hoping to feel at
home at Allianz Stadium on Sunday may find it a little bit difficult, with very few of our creature comforts making the trip. That includes veteran ground announcer Scott McRae, who isn’t allowed to host the game. There will be plenty of fans there though, with tickets selling well and an unprecedented number of supporter buses set to make the trip.
» The Jennings era at Penrith is officially over with George Jennings signing with Parramatta, and Robert Jennings on his way to Souths. It’s incredible how things work out considering all the talk about the Jennings brothers over the years, but once the club cut ties with older
brother Michael, the brothers’ bond with Penrith was broken. Nobody at Penrith is too worried about how it’s all worked out – there’s still a general feeling that Michael’s attitude was a problem, while club officials remain unconvinced that Robert and George will ever be regular first graders.
» Veteran trainer Ron Palmer will also be
heading up the M4 next season after inking a deal with the Eels. He’ll be aiming to whip the Parramatta boys into shape.
» Congratulations to Tyrone May, Robert
Jennings, Oliver Clark and Dylan Edwards who have all been named in the 2016 Holden Cup Team of the Year. Premiership-winning Panthers coach Cameron Ciraldo was named Coach of the Year. It’s been a terrific year for Penrith’s Holden Cup side, which finished as Minor Premiers after the regular season and remain favourites to take out the trophy. The five Panther representatives were at Allianz Stadium on Monday morning (pictured) for the presentation of the Team of the Year.
» I reported last week that there would
be no Finals t-shirt this year. Some good last minute scrambling and a deal with Classic Sportswear has resulted in a shirt being produced, and it’ll be available from today. It’s $34.95 and looks fantastic. Well worth purchasing!
» I’m not sure what Penrith’s aversion is
to actually naming the grandstands and/ or hills at Pepper Stadium. It was a little weird last Sunday night when the names of Greg Alexander, Royce Simmons, Craig Gower and Grahame Moran were emblazoned on top of the Eastern Grandstand. While it was a wonderful gesture, the club was quick to point out it isn’t actually ‘naming’ those stands after the legendary players in question. Why not? I don’t think anyone would have an issue with the Alexander-Simmons stand and the Gower-Moran stand. In fact, fans would embrace it. By the way, some very longstanding fans tell me the grandstands were actually named at one stage in the early 1990s, but signs were never erected and the idea slowly disappeared as different administrations came and went.
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“I debuted for Penrith in 2005 and this is my first Finals series for the club – I’m excited about that,” he told Extra Time. “Although I went away for a few years, I’m excited to be playing Finals again.” While he hasn’t played in the post-season with Penrith before, Wallace has played plenty of Finals footy including under current Panthers coach Anthony Griffin, who coached the Broncos during part of Wallace’s run there from 2008 to 2013. The soon to be 31-year-old said coach Griffin doesn’t usually change his demeanour in the lead-up to the most important time of year. “He doesn’t change too much as the year goes on… obviously when different games pop up during the year and when the stakes are higher things get more intense, but all his messages pretty much stay the same,” he said. As a player with Finals experience,
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“Probably not, no. I sort of thought it would be my last year here especially with Te Maire Martin coming to the club and Nathan Cleary coming through,” he said. “I started contemplating my future… my manager had been enquiring over in England. “Looking back it’s funny how it’s all turned out.”
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PERFECT PANTHERS The Panthers finished the regular season in sensational style on Sunday night in front of a great home crowd and absolutely dominated the Sea Eagles during most parts of the match. Triple M’s Grill Team even commented on Monday morning that the first half was a perfect half of football! A pretty good thing to hear as the team now head into the Finals. One thing that the Panthers will be only too aware of though is that accolades like that don’t count for much if you are unable to replicate a performance like the one seen on Sunday in game one of the Finals. Coach Anthony Griffin will be making it clear to his young chargers this week that the season is now really just starting and there is plenty of hard work ahead for both the players and the coaching staff.
Take nothing away from what the Panthers have already achieved this season though, and I am confident that the best is yet to come. Bryce Cartwright, Matt Moylan and Nathan Cleary continue to play with maturity and confidence, and I am excited to watch them step it up a notch this week against the Bulldogs. The Panthers will realise that the Bulldogs coming into the match after three straight losses will mean absolutely nothing once the whistle goes this Sunday afternoon at Allianz Stadium. If James Graham’s match-up last week with his fellow countryman Sam Burgess is anything to go by, he will have his team absolutely fired up this week to resurrect their form and try to rain on Penrith’s parade. Another big game early Sunday morning
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enrith fullback Matt Moylan said he’s excited to lead the club in his first ever Finals game as skipper this Sunday afternoon at Allianz Stadium. The Panthers will take on the Canterbury Bulldogs in an Elimination Final after qualifying in sixth position on the back of five straight wins. Speaking at the 2016 NRL Finals Launch, the 25-year-old said he’s buzzing ahead of Sunday’s all-Sydney blockbuster. “I’m excited at the opportunity… it’s something I’ve wanted to achieve – playing in the Finals – and the challenge ahead is pretty exciting,” he said. After surprising the competition to reach
the Preliminary Final in 2014, Penrith missed the 2015 Finals after being decimated with injury during the season. With a new coach on board and some fresh faces, Moylan said it was a preseason goal to return to the Finals. “It was a team goal at the start of the year to be back playing Finals footy and, now that it’s upon us, a new season starts,” he said. “It’s do or die for us from now on, so we’re going to have to work hard every week and prepare well this week against the Dogs.” Canterbury have the wood over Penrith this season after winning a last minute thriller way back in Round 2. The two western Sydney clubs also have plenty of recent Finals history including the 2014 Preliminary Final, which saw the Bulldogs eliminate Penrith to advance to the Grand Final. The Bulldogs also eliminated the
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Penrith captain Matt Moylan at the Finals Launch on Monday. Photo: Melinda Jane Panthers in the 2004 Preliminary Final, so Penrith will be hoping history doesn’t repeat itself on Sunday. Moylan said he’s not taking too much out of the Bulldogs’ recent form. “I don’t think you can read too much into the way they’ve played the last couple of weeks, they’re definitely a quality side,” he said.
“We have to be wary of their big boys, they set the platform for their halves to play off.” Bulldogs captain James Graham praised Penrith’s recent form and said Sunday’s game will be a tough ask for his side. “Penrith are a very young and exciting football team at the minute, they are playing really well,” he said.
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will tackle the Cronulla Sharks in this Sunday afternoon’s Qualifying Final at Allianz Stadium. If the minor premiership-wining Panthers manage to overcome the fourthplaced Sharks, they’ll earn themselves a week’s rest heading into the Preliminary Final. Last Sunday afternoon Penrith demolished last-placed Manly 47-14 in the final game of the regular season. The Panthers led 24-6 at the break and were never troubled from then on. Try scorers for the Panthers included: Christian Chrichton (2), Reed Izzard (2), Daniel Brown, Corey Waddell, Ratu Tuisese, Wayde Egan and Liam Martin. The huge win capped off an excellent regular season for the young Panthers winning 18 games, drawing two and losing just four.
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