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rent Naden’s teammates have showered him with plenty of love and support after he was allegedly racially abused during Penrith’s narrow win over the New Zealand Warriors. Police and security kicked out a large group of spectators from Central Coast Stadium last Friday night for allegedly abusing the 24- year- old several times during the first half of the game. It’s understood the alleged abuse related to Naden’s Indigenous culture and his family. In a statement, NRL acting CEO Andrew Abdo promised to enforce the “strongest possible” penalties if the spectators evicted are proven to have racially abused the talented Penrith winger. “Any fan found to have racially abused a player or another fan will not be welcome at our games,” he said.
“We have shown in the past that we will take the strongest possible action to ensure fans guilty of racial abuse are banned from attending the Telstra Premiership. “We will work closely with NSW Police, stadium authorities and the clubs to determine the facts and take decisive action against anyone guilty of racial abuse.” Speaking with the media on Monday, Panthers stars Nathan Cleary and James Tamou said they would support a lifetime ban for anyone guilty of racial abuse. “[A life ban] is the only justifiable outcome. I think there definitely should be repercussions and I don’t think there’s any excuse for racial slurs,” Cleary said. “Racial abuse is a whole other monster… there’s got to be some sort of punishment,” Tamou added. Naden returned to Panthers training on Monday morning all smiles, despite the disturbing events he was in the thick of just days earlier. Tamou said he wasn’t aware of the alleged incident during the game, but he
Brent Naden during Friday’s win over the Warriors. Photo: NRL Images. could tell Naden was quite affected in the sheds post-match. “He wasn’t himself afterwards, he put his headphones on after the game. If you know Brent Naden, he’s ‘out there’ and likes to have a chat and a laugh, so it obviously rattled him,” Tamou said. Cleary, who is no stranger to some ‘friendly’ banter from spectators during games, said the best thing he can do for Naden is to be there for him.
“I think it’s just letting him know we are all beside him and everyone did that after the game,” he said. “I can’t speak for myself as I’ve never been through anything like that, but all the boys let him know that we have his back and we support him. “We don’t need that kind of stuff in our game – especially things about race – it’s pretty disgusting. I don’t want to see that ever again.”
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f the almost 600 players to have worn the Panthers jersey since 1967, only a select few know what it feels like to win nine straight games. And when you consider injuries and team changes during any winning run, the likelihood of any individual experiencing it during an NRL career is exceptionally rare. The players who celebrated a new club milestone last Friday night at Central Coast Stadium by winning their ninth straight game have created a slice of history, and now have the opportunity to achieve even more. Of the 596 players to wear the Penrith jersey, just 34 know what it feels like to win a Grand Final in Panthers colours. 17 more may experience it come the last weekend of October – something that is becoming more and more possible, even probable, by the week.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 | 6.00PM | PANTHERS STADIUM | REFEREE: ASHLEY KLEIN This week Penrith face a Cronulla side that hasn’t beaten a top eight team all season, giving Ivan Cleary’s men faith that they can extend this run into double digits – particularly given the game is at Panthers Stadium, a venue where they haven’t tasted defeat since July 28 last year. In fact, the Panthers have only lost two home games since mid- May 2019, and that includes a run of matches at Campbelltown Stadium and Kogarah Oval during COVID-19 restrictions. The Sharks may sit in seventh spot on the ladder but it’s been far from an impressive season from John Morris’ men. They struggled to put away the Titans last weekend, while they were lucky to escape with victory over the basket case that is Brisbane three weeks ago. In the middle of those games they had a narrow loss to Parramatta in atrocious conditions, so not much can be read from that match.
Cronulla, like many teams sitting midtable, beat the teams they’re supposed to beat but can’t rise to the occasion when it comes to the bigger games. We saw that first hand back in early July when the Panthers whacked the Sharks at Kogarah – a game best remembered for Charlie Staines’ four tries on debut. The Panthers suffocated Cronulla out of that contest and they’ll take a similar approach into Friday night’s twilight game. Penrith know that if they can frustrate the Sharks early, the errors will most likely follow and a weight of possession should ensure the home side can find a good lead, and defend it as they have done so often this season. The only thing that could possibly throw Penrith off course is Cronulla grabbing an early try – coming from behind is not something the Panthers have had to do all that often this season, so it’d be interest-
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ing to see how the side would respond if put in such a predicament. While the Sharks have plenty of talent across the field, the likes of Viliame Kikau and James Fisher-Harris will lead a forward assault for Penrith that should lay the platform for Nathan Cleary to work his magic closer to the line. After a few quiet weeks, Kikau was more involved against the Warriors and appears on the verge of a big game, while FisherHarris is as consistent as an old car that starts every time – he just does the job, no matter what’s put in front of him. Expect Brian To’o to be a late inclusion and add some flair out wide, too. I can’t see Penrith getting beaten here – not with Cronulla’s record against top eight teams and the Panthers’ current confidence levels. Keep the history coming, boys. Tip: Panthers by 14.
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anthers halfback Nathan Cleary has thrown his support behind skipper James Tamou in his quest for a new deal at Penrith beyond this season. The 31-year-old is off-contract at season’s end with several NRL and Super League clubs lining up to have a crack at the 2015 Cowboys Premiership winner. Extra Time understands the Panthers have tabled Tamou a one- year deal for 2021, but the accomplished prop is after a multi-year offer. Speaking with Extra Time, Cleary said Tamou’s leadership on and off the field has gone to another level this season. “I think Jimmy is so well respected around here, all the boys love him and he’s kind of like the dad of the group,” he said. “I think his footy’s gone to another level this year as well, and he’s really grown into that captaincy role.”
Tamou was awarded the captaincy at Penrith early last season and has been one of the club’s star forwards on the field – winding back the clock to his days at the Cowboys. Cleary said every player at the Panthers would love to see him re-signed. “Jimmy leads by example every week, he works so hard and, as I said, is very well respected,” he said. “I think everyone would love for him to get a new deal, but we’ll just have to wait and see what happens.” After being pestered about his future since the pre-season, Tamou said he’s put contract talks on the back burner while Penrith continue their impressive run to the Finals. “I’ve sort of left it at the moment, I do this around contract time – I take the backseat and let my manager handle it,” Tamou said. “At the moment my wife and manager are talking and once everything is all sorted, they will come and speak to me.
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James Tamou remains unsigned for next year. Photo: NRL Images. “I’m just happy to be playing some alright footy. It’s a weird time right now with COVID and the situation is a bit different. “I’ve got some friends who aren’t as lucky and are unable to get new contracts, so I’m just happy to be in that position.” If Tamou’s four- year run at Penrith is over come October, he’d love to go out a Premiership winner for the second time in his 12-year career. Tamou believes last year’s struggles at the foot of the Mountains have been the
catalyst for the side’s scintillating form in 2020, which sees them leading the competition. “We weren’t good enough to make the top eight last year and that hurt a lot of us,” he said. “What happened last year has had a lot to do with this year and the way we faced the pre- season and the majority of the season. “Just unearthing some of the talent here at Penrith has been unreal and I’m happy to be a part of it.”
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here are two types of coaches in the NRL, those who’ve been sacked and those who are waiting to be sacked. 2020 is almost unprecedented, we’ve witnessed four given their marching orders and another is beyond shaky. Dean Pay seemed to live with the threat of dismissal ever since taking over from Des Hasler at Canterbury. From day one the club made it clear there would be no movement in the salary cap to buy players until 2021 yet he is punted in 2020. In the meantime he had to deal with losing the Morris twins, David Klemmer, Moses Mbye, Josh Reynolds and Aaron Woods. He deals with all the salary cap pain and never has the chance to put his own stamp on the side. Can he coach or not? No one can really judge because he certainly didn’t have the cattle, but while he didn’t have star players, his side was rarely embarrassed on the scoreboard. To me that tells me he can coach a little at least. The Doggies then employ a coach who’d been effectively sacked from his last first grade position at Manly, Trent Barrett. Paul Green did what no other coach had done at the Cowboys, he won a Premiership. A few years later he takes a side that scraped into the eight because of other bizarre results on the final day of the season and against the odds they make it all the way to the Grand Final. Doesn’t sound like a bloke who is a bad coach.
Stephen Kearney’s dismissal from the Warriors appears to be the harshest this season. He had to look after a squad of players who are forced to live in another country indefinitely and he seemed to have them playing well. Yet he was sacked? Why? Yes he hasn’t had success with them, but he didn’t have success at Parramatta either, he was fired from that job also, so why was he employed in the first place? Paul McGregor and St George Illawarra came to an agreement for him to walk away, so effectively sacked. He’d only won one Finals game during his tenure so, based on performance, his dismissal seems fair. The word was he’d lost the support of senior players. So how on earth did they beat Parramatta in his final game and why were tears being shed in the dressing room when Cameron McInnes presented him with his jersey? The Dragons are tipped to appoint another former player in Dean Young as coach. Dean could well be a brilliant coach on the rise, but other ‘old boy’ coaches at the Dragons – Mary McGregor, Steve Price and Nathan Brown – have all been sacked. Doesn’t that tell the management something? Penrith is now proof sacking a coach isn’t always the answer. Ivan Cleary was sacked because he needed a rest, he’s back now and the Panthers are on top of the table!
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It’s a huge weekend for Panthers winger Josh Mansour who plays his 150th first grade game on Friday night. It’s been an amazing ride for Mansour since making his NRL debut in 2012. He’s got married, had kids and achieved at the highest levels of the sport. The one thing missing is a premiership ring, but Mansour is hoping that may change this year.
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The NRL must be commended for its swift response to the racial abuse directed at Panthers star Brent Naden at Central Coast Stadium last Friday night. Head office released a statement at 7.52pm last Friday, just minutes after the game had concluded, while Acting CEO Andrew Abdo made himself available to the media the next day. The NRL has often been criticised for sitting on its hands when major issues erupt but this time they were straight onto it.
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The NRL was very quiet on Manly coach Des Hasler’s press conference following last Sunday’s game against Newcastle, despite comments about referee Ashley Klein. “Ashley found an 11-3 penalty count. That would be my only gripe. 11-3 against. Yeah, it kind of kept them in the game,” Hasler said. “Maybe [head of refereeing] Bernie Sutton could do a review of Ashley and his penalties there.” Hasler went on to say he was only joking. Maybe that’s where Ivan Cleary went wrong last week – he just needed to say what he wanted to say, follow it up with an “only joking” clarification and he would have avoided a $20,000 fine. In all seriousness, the NRL needs to fix this. It’s either OK to talk about referees or it isn’t.
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I hear local cafes are getting a solid workout from Penrith’s administration staff, with players taking over the kitchen and dining areas of the Rugby League Academy. It means those in the dirty zone – ie, outside of the bubble – can’t use those facilities while restrictions remain in force. Given players are restricted in where they can and can’t go, it’s a sacrifice other staff are obviously happy to make.
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Talking of the bubble, journalists still aren’t allowed to interview players and coaches in- person, which means Zoom press conferences remain the order of the day. On Monday, Channel 7’s Michelle Bishop was ‘on location’ in her car when her interview with Panthers halfback Nathan Cleary took a bizarre twist. A homeless man knocked on the window of her Range Rover and asked for $10.
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The Bulldogs’ decision to drop Dallin Watene-Zelezniak from first grade last weekend didn’t go unnoticed by Penrith officials. Last year Penrith coach Ivan Cleary said the club and DWZ were on “different paths”, most likely pointing to the winger’s desire to play fullback. I’m also told Watene- Zelezniak was left disappointed by the sex tape scandal that
The NRL is unlikely to dump the scrum next year, with ARLC Chairman Peter V’landys now toning down his language in regards to what the game plans to do with them in 2021. A few weeks ago V’landys said it was time to either remove the scrum entirely, or fix the mess they’ve become. It would appear the NRL will opt for the latter, with new guidelines set to be released for next season. One possibility that’s already been floated is that only forwards will be able to pack into a scrum.
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rocked the club’s pre- season last year. Whatever the case, things appear to have taken a wrong turn for the 25-year-old and he’ll be hoping he can get back into favour when new coach Trent Barrett arrives.
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A number of loyal Panthers fans travelled to Gosford last Friday night to watch the side take on the Warriors. I’m told some fans were refused entry to Central Coast Leagues Club because they were from Coronavirus ‘hot spots’. Those who did attend the game braved cold and wet conditions at the match to witness club
history be made thanks to Penrith’s ninth straight win.
The NRL is working out how best to promote its Finals series and Grand Final this year. It’s unlikely traditional Finals photo shoots and media opportunities will take place given current COVID-19 restrictions and the even stricter rules governing players. It’s a ‘play it by ear’ scenario for NRL officials but they’re working on contingency plans to promote the Finals as well as the upcoming State of Origin series to ensure rugby league gets as much attention as possible during what will be a busy sporting period.
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Happy birthday to Brian To’o who turned 22 this week. He’s tipped to return from injury against the Sharks on Friday.
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f the NSW Blues side was picked this week, I have no doubt at least five Penrith players would make the team. Let’s go through the obvious ones first. Nathan Cleary would be a lay down misere for halfback, while hooker Api Koroisau would edge out Blues incumbent Damien Cook who has struggled badly for form this season. Meanwhile, Isaah Yeo has done more than enough to grab a back-row spot and has been on NSW coach Brad Fittler’s radar for quite some time now. The fourth Panther selected would be centre Stephen Crichton, yes he’s a relative rookie but has already scored 12 tries this season and is currently second on the NRL top tryscorers list. If there’s a better centre out there I’m yet to see him. Finally, my smoky for a bench spot or even as 18th man would have to be backrower Liam Martin. Martin’s game has come on in leaps and bounds, and the 23-year-old runs like a bull at a gate and has plenty of mongrel about him. How many players the Panthers finally contribute to Fittler’s Blues team in November will obviously depend on injuries and how far the team can go at the business end of the season. Maybe five is being conservative. What caught my eye last week... The sick and sorry sight of the once powerful Broncos letting the Raiders
virtually run over the top of them in the second half last week. It’s not even funny anymore, if it ever was in the first place. What game I’m looking forward to... Still four points out of the Top 8 the Tigers will have tougher opposition this week to beat if they still want to play in the Finals, which begin in just five weeks’ time. Their opponents, the Roosters, on the other hand have more injuries than a M*A*S*H unit and if they lose this one, are in danger of slipping out of the Top 4. My tips for the week... Eels, Panthers, Dragons, Raiders, Roosters, Rabbitohs, Warriors, Knights. The final word... I have to agree with sentiments expressed by Penrith legend Ryan Girdler on radio station Triple M when he said that the thugs who allegedly racially vilified Panthers winger Brent Naden need to be educated as well as being banned from ever attending another NRL game. The NRL run several educational programs for players and officials which centre around the topic of racism, with former Indigenous star Preston Campbell being a key speaker. Maybe he could teach these ‘young men’ a thing or two which will make them think twice before mouthing off racial taunts ever again.
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strange year is about to get a whole lot stranger for NRL fans. You’re about to watch the first Finals Series since 1991 that doesn’t – that’s right DOES NOT – include a team from Queensland. That year, the Sunshine State’s only team, Brisbane, finished 9th. Since then the Broncos have been regular finalists, while Gold Coast and North Queensland have joined the competition to multiply Queensland’s chances of having a team to follow through September. In 2016, they were all there! Fast forward to Round 15, 2020, and if it wasn’t for Canterbury, they’d be the bottom three sides. Between them, they have only one win since July 11 – Gold Coast against North Queensland on August 9. Last Saturday they all went down on the same day. This weekend, against St George Illawarra (Brisbane), Canberra (Gold Coast) and Newcastle (North Queensland) a win is far from guaranteed. Brisbane have never been at a lower point. The Cowboys have under-achieved for three years and lost their coach. The team most likely to lead the revival appears to be the Titans. They are currently the highest ranked Queensland team, having beaten their State rivals on the ladder only twice previously, in 2009 (3rd) and 2010 (4th).
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