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It’s been a tough year for injured Panthers prop Sam McKendry, but he had some good news last week with his wife Kirsten giving birth to little Isaac on Friday. Weighing in at 7.1 pounds and 50cm long, the new baby is in very good health. Kirsten is also doing well and Sam is about as proud as you can get, as this beautiful photo he shared on social media shows. We understand Isaac’s beaming great grandfather has already declared the little one a Panther of the future.
» I’m hearing that internal politics is
starting to play a role among some fans in the Eastern Terrace at Pepper Stadium. It’s great to see a passionate fan base emerging again but I’m told there’s a few issues threatening to boil over, especially in The Den.
» I’ve seen better behaviour from a child
in the chocolate aisle at Coles than what Manly coach Trent Barrett displayed in the post-match press conference at Pepper Stadium last Saturday night. Barrett wanted to blame everything but his own team’s ill-discipline on the 16-8 loss to the Panthers. “How are you going to win a game at 14-4 penalties?” Barrett questioned. When asked if he thought the penalty count was a reflection of the game, Barrett said: “What do you think? You watched it.” While the whining Barrett chose his words reasonably carefully, there’s no doubt that he flirted with facing a hefty fine from the NRL given he essentially brought the integrity of the match officials into question.
in a Daily Telegraph interview with Paul Crawley last weekend were rather bizarre. “The people that put that expectation on the side, whether they are punters or tipsters, have got no idea about football,” Griffin said of Penrith’s pre-season favouritism tag. “All of a sudden you show some potential at the back end of last year with some young guys that are capable of doing something and everyone wants to build a high rise out of an underground car park.” Griffin may be right – perhaps the premiership favouritism tag was wrong – but nobody can say he’s got the best out of the team this year. Griffin is essentially suggesting the side is rebuilding – again. It’s a major concern for a frustrated fan base, who after looking at the squad in the pre-season were within their rights to expect the side to be strong in 2017.
» 2017 marks the 40th anniversary of
Penrith’s first serious junior title, with the club winning the Jersey Flegg Grand Final over Parramatta in 1977. A few of the players from that side are hopeful that the achievement will be recognised by the Panthers club, ear marking the final home game of the year as an opportunity to honour the side. The Panthers celebrated the 30th anniversary of the premiership by winning what was the last ever Jersey Flegg title in 2007.
» Meanwhile, referees boss Tony Archer
says two contentious calls either side of half-time in last Saturday’s clash were correct. Archer declared Dallin WateneZelezniak’s try just before the break as fair, and said a controversial 56th minute penalty to Penrith against Tom Trbojevic was the right call too. We presume Mr Barrett disagrees.
» Is Panthers coach Anthony Griffin feel-
ing the pressure? I thought his comments
» Is Bryce Cartwright moonlighting at
McDonald’s while recovering from his injury (pictured left)? Not quite! The star Panthers player got the lowdown of how things work behind the scenes at the Golden Arches when he and cousin Jed took part in a special player appearance at the Glenmore Park store last week.
» Speculation emerged this week that Tyrone Peachey and Leilani Latu may be looking to exit their contracts with Penrith early.
» Want to know how important sport is
to Foxtel? Last Saturday, all 20 top shows on the pay TV broadcaster were sporting
events, topped by the Storm v Eels NRL clash with an average of 244,000 viewers. Penrith’s clash with Manly was the fifth most watched Foxtel show of the day, attracting an average audience of 185,000.
» Congratulations to former Panther
Andy Saunders, who made his NRL debut with the Bulldogs last weekend.
» Which retired Panthers star – who has
also played for his State – was asked for ID by bar staff at last Saturday’s Panthers v Sea Eagles clash? The staff didn’t recognise the former Panther, who ultimately had to pull out his ID so he could get quench his thirst.
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Josh Mansour Tyrone Peachey Waqa Blake Dallin Watene-Zelezniak Matt Moylan (c) Nathan Cleary James Tamou Mitch Rein Reagan Campbell-Gillard Corey Harawira-Naera Isaah Yeo Trent Merrin Siona Katoa 15 Leilani Latu Tim Browne James Fisher-Harris Moses Leota 19 Tyrone May Viliame Kikau 21 S Akauola
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ostpone the holiday plans! The Panthers revived their Finals hopes last weekend with an unconvincing but important win over the high flying Manly Sea Eagles, maintaining ninth spot on the ladder and staying within reach of the eighth placed Eels. Penrith now head across the Tasman to take on a Warriors side that sit just behind them on the ladder and could grab ninth place with a victory on Friday evening. The ladder positions make this a particularly important game for the Panthers especially with Parramatta enjoying a bye this weekend and opening up a six
point gap on the loser of the Mount Smart Stadium showdown. Penrith got rid of one annoying stat last weekend when they finally defeated a top eight team and they’ll need to hurdle another to beat the Warriors – winning outside of NSW. Trips to Melbourne, Brisbane and Townsville this season have all resulted in a rather quiet plane trip home. The Panthers may have broken a two match losing run and secured the much needed competition points last Saturday against Manly but the side’s attacking options still left plenty to be desired. Matt Moylan and Nathan Cleary are both trying their butts off but just aren’t quite clicking or reading each other as we’d hope at this stage of the season. To make matters worse I understand Moylan has a slight hamstring issue that has hampered his preparation somewhat this week.
The good news is that the side’s forwards are really starting to stand up with James Tamou and Trent Merrin in particular having strong games last weekend while Isaah Yeo continues to emerge as a potential dark horse for the Merv Cartwright Medal – he’s been extremely busy in almost every match this season. Even the most carefree of gamblers would find it hard to lay a bet on this match – it features two of the competition’s most inconsistent teams, both capable of producing a dynamite performance. Unfortunately both are also just as likely to turn in a stinker. In short, it’s a tipster’s nightmare and you wouldn’t want either of these two sides playing for your life. My big fear is that the Warriors jump out to an early 12 or 18 point lead – as they have been known to do this year – and the Panthers just don’t have the attacking flair to claw back the margin as other
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sides have done at various points of the season. Penrith need to stay with the Warriors during the first half as much as they can, even going try for try if needed. If the margin gets out by two or more tries I’d have real fears that Penrith don’t have what it takes to come back (although the corresponding game earlier this year would suggest otherwise!). I don’t tip the Warriors no matter what the circumstance – most of the time it pays off – but even with that rule in play I think the Panthers may just have a little too much for them this weekend. The home side will be rested after a bye but the Panthers have their confidence back after that win against Manly and spirits seemed pretty high in the camp this week. I’d expect a roller coaster ride over the 80 minutes but I think Penrith will be keeping the top eight on notice. Tip: Panthers by 6
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FEATURE
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fter bursting onto the scene last season, Panthers forward James Fisher-Harris quickly became the next big thing largely thanks to his powerful runs and bone-rattling hits. However, after back to back serious injuries, fans haven’t had much opportunity this season to see the 21-year-old Kiwi international in action. Last Saturday afternoon, following eight weeks on the sideline nursing an injured hamstring, Fisher-Harris returned to Penrith’s reserve grade side in emphatic fashion. His comeback performance was so well received, that he was immediately ushered straight back into first grade for tonight’s clash against the Warriors in his
homeland, New Zealand. Speaking with Extra Time before flying to Auckland on Wednesday morning, Fisher-Harris said he’s glad to be back after one of the most frustrating injuries of his young career. “It’s been pretty hard when you can’t stay out on the field that long. I just had to look after my hammy and try and get back playing footy,” he said. “I’ve never had any hamstring problems before this one. Everything just happened at once.” Earlier this season, Fisher-Harris spent several weeks on the sideline with a busted eye socket. While it hasn’t been a year to remember for the second-rower on the field, it’s certainly been a memorable one off it after the recent announcement that his partner, Natalie, was expecting their first child. Fisher-Harris said the news of Natalie’s pregnancy helped take the pain and frustration away. “I can’t wait until she is born,” he said.
James Fisher-Harris and his partner Natalie are expecting their first child “It’s something away from footy that I’m looking forward to especially when I was injured.” Fisher-Harris will feel right at home tonight at Mt Smart Stadium with many of his family members making the long trek to see his return to the NRL. Joining him in Auckland will be teammate and childhood friend Corey Harawira-Naera, who is also expected to have plenty of family and friends in the stands. Fisher-Harris and Harawira-Naera grew up on New Zealand’s North Island,
regularly playing in junior rugby union representative sides together. Despite taking his spot in the starting side, Fisher-Harris said he’s proud of how far Harawira-Naera has come this season. “He’s been doing good, he took the opportunity and he’s been killing it now. Good on him,” he said. “This will be his first game in New Zealand as a first grader, so I’m sure heaps of his family will be coming to watch as well.” Fisher-Harris will start tonight’s game from the bench.
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t the start of the season, Penrith were the bookies’ favourites to be NRL Premiers in 2017 and, while they haven’t quite lived up to expectations this season, they are still in the hunt for a shot at the title if they can get through the Warriors tonight. If Penrith aren’t crowned Premiers this season, they certainly have the talent and ability to be in the mix next year and beyond. For this week’s column, I thought I’d list the top five players Penrith need in their line-up every week in order to guide them to their first premiership since 2003. Reagan Campbell-Gillard Reagan is an outstanding young forward in our game and I’d like to see him play even more minutes. He’s so impactful, his defence is good, he’s intimidating and has a lot of mongrel in him. I like the way he quietly leads the pack around without having to be too vocal to get through his work. Tyrone Peachey (pictured) The mystery remains where Tyrone’s best position is but I’d hate to see any
other team in the competition have him. You need a team that’s going to have size, athleticism and smarts but you also need a player that’s going to play footy and that’s what Tyrone does. He is an x-factor and whoever can unlock how to use him right, is going to reap the rewards. Matt Moylan Moyza has to be in Penrith’s team if they are ever going to win a premiership any time soon. He’s been playing well recently at six with some brilliant touches but what he’s best at is being able to chime into a game. It’s something that can make an average team better and steer them towards a title. Being the captain, I’m sure he’ll develop into a great five-eighth and his ball playing and knowledge of the game is right up there with some of the best. Trent Merrin I picked Mez purely because you need experience in your pack. Mez has played for Australia, played for NSW and has been a consistent performer for many years – you know what you’re getting with him. Over the past six weeks, I think he’s been Penrith’s best forward along with Campbell-Gillard.
I’d one day like to see Mez in the front row with Isaah Yeo at lock and Peachey and Bryce Cartwright on the edge. Nathan Cleary What’s great about Nathan is that he understands how to game manage but I’d also like to see Anthony Griffin give him more free reign on how to play his game, when to kick and use some imagination
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with his kicks. I think he’s got all the right tools to be able to do that but I think he feels somewhat restricted in what he can and can’t do. Once he grows into that, he’ll be unstoppable. Not to mention he’s the best goal kicker in the competition right now, he strikes the ball probably better than anyone.
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NRL LADDER AND FIXTURES PD
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13
0
4
1
391
271
+120 28
2 Sharks
16
11
0
5
2
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17
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2
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1
317
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317
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2
317
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6
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2
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331
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2
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2
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436
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NRL PANTHERS 16 SEA EAGLES 8 Wade Graham gets involved in the match against the Warriors in 2009
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t is one of Penrith’s greatest ever comeback stories, but given how the game ended, it often doesn’t rate a mention in the history books. It was August 1, 2009 and Ivan Cleary was visiting Penrith Stadium with his Warriors side, taking on Matt Elliott’s Panthers who had struggled for consistency throughout the season. The Warriors produced an impressive first half and led 20-6 at the break, before extending their lead to 32-6 early in the second half and seemingly wrapping up the contest. But with 25 minutes to go, the Panthers would commence an incredible final period that left the crowd stunned. Shane Elford crossed for a try, before
Luke Walsh and Frank Puletua also grabbed four pointers in quick succession, bringing the score back to 32-24 in the blink of an eye. Was a miracle about to unfold? With three minutes on the clock and eight points behind, it still looked like the Panthers would fall short. But Wade Graham had other ideas, producing a beautiful ball to Michael Jennings who powered over from close range. Now down 32-30, the Panthers were awarded a penalty in the dying seconds, giving Michael Gordon the opportunity to put the game into extra time. He obliged, and the score was 32-all when the referee blew full-time. A pulsating period of extra time began, but the game couldn’t find a deciding point and after 10 minutes of overtime, it was declared a draw. Had Penrith won, it would have broken all sorts of records – but the draw
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ensured the Warriors kept at least some of their dignity intact. “It certainly wasn’t our attitude, it certainly wasn’t our execution but we certainly showed enough belief in each other to get out of a tight situation,” Panthers coach Matt Elliott said “I had no doubt in what we were capable of... it was just about putting some discipline and possession together that looked remotely constructive.” Warriors coach Ivan Cleary, who would later replace Elliott at the Panthers, was dejected after the contest. “We should have put them to bed without a doubt, but they got a sniff and threw caution to the wind,” he said. “In the end I thought we had the better of golden point, but it becomes a bit of a lottery.” The game may not have ended with a Penrith victory, but the 32-all draw remains one of the most memorable games ever played at Penrith Stadium.
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tr ivia 1. How many players with hyphenated surnames have been named in Penrith’s team to play the Warriors? 2. Against which club did Nathan Cleary (pictured) make his NRL debut last year? 3. In what year was the video referee first used in rugby league? 4. Which Warriors player is heading to England and has been recognised by having Mt Smart Stadium re-named in his honour?
ANSWERS: 1. Four 2. Melbourne 3 .1997 4. Manu Vatuvei
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