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MATT'S rest week » Matt Moylan is celebrating his 26th

birthday today (June 16) with some much needed time off. Moylan was named in an extended Blues squad by coach Laurie Daley on Monday night, but after going through the team medical has taken the rest of the week off to recharge the batteries after a busy start to the year. He’ll rejoin the Blues in the days leading up to Origin II on Wednesday night. On a side note, here’s a bit of quirky birthday trivia for you – on the day Moylan was born in 1991, the Panthers got on top of arch rivals Parramatta 20-14 in a tight match at Penrith Park.

» It seems one of sport’s glamour

relationships has come to an end with Panthers forward Trent Merrin and surfer Sally Fitzgibbons reportedly ending their engagement. While the pair seemed like a natural fit (despite the ongoing joke about Merrin punching above his weight), it’s likely that the time apart has just proven too much for the pair. Merrin is stuck in Sydney for much of the year given his NRL commitments while Fitzgibbons spends plenty of time overseas with her surfing career.

» There’s an interesting rumour doing the rounds in relation to Fox Sports and some cost cutting measures being planned for next year. I’m told that Fox is considering basing their production teams back in a studio, instead of at the ground when broadcasting live NRL matches, and perhaps other sports too. Currently, replays and key broadcast elements are handled from an outside broadcast van located at venues, but it’s a very expensive exercise.

While commentators and camera crew would remain at grounds, the plan is for everything else to be handled from a central studio location back in Sydney. What it means for the quality of the broadcast is unknown, but a few broadcast purists aren’t happy about the possible change.

» If Te Maire Martin is going to find

another club before June 30, time is very much ticking. The Warriors recently went

cold on a deal that would have seen the 21-year-old cross the ditch before the player transfer deadline. There’s absolutely no doubt that Martin isn’t part of Penrith’s future plans, especially with Matt Moylan proving he has what it takes to play five-eighth. Martin is desperate to play first grade, especially given the impact he made last season, and according to The Daily Telegraph even went as far as personally phoning clubs in recent weeks.

If a deal can’t be struck by June 30, expect Martin to play out the season in reserve grade and find a new home in 2018.

Matt Moylan turns 26 today.

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» There’s a few rumours doing the

rounds suggesting that centre Peta Hiku is on the verge of packing his bags for a stint in the UK Super League.

» Penrith’s last minute heroics against

Canberra last weekend helped net one punter an incredible $48,750 payout. The daring gambler had a $75.00 multi that required Jordan Rapana to score the first try, and the Panthers to win by 12 points or less. He backed it up by having Kyle Feldt as the first try scorer in the Cowboys v Eels match, with North Queensland needing to win by 13+. He managed to pull it off, but he must have been ready to tear up his ticket when the Panthers were down by 20-12 with less than two minutes remaining.

» Reagan Campbell-Gillard picked up

limited game time but it seems pretty obvious that he’s not impressing the people that matter just at the moment despite an impressive early-season debut.

a charge out of last week’s win over Canberra, but won’t spend any time on the sidelines. He has pleaded guilty to a Grade 1 Careless High Tackle on Josh Papalii in the 70th minute, but has been hit with a monetary penalty only.

» The Panthers are keeping a close eye on

» James Fisher-Harris is due to return

from injury for next weekend’s match against the Cowboys and you can be pretty certain that he’ll replace Viliame Kikau on the bench. While Kikau has re-signed with the club, he spent only 10 minutes on the field against the Raiders and only nine minutes on the park against the Bulldogs. I’m not sure what’s behind the

Isaah Yeo, who while enjoying a breakout season for Penrith continues to struggle with an ankle injury. He was back in a moonboot almost straight after the side’s win over Canberra last Saturday and is clearly struggling with the niggling problem on the field during matches. Coach Anthony Griffin said the bye has come at the right time as the club’s medical team continues to manage the injury.

» Penrith’s link to the Lebanon team

for this year’s Rugby League World Cup continues, with club legend Brad Fittler appointed the side’s coach. Fittler replaces former Panthers coach Ivan Cleary, who had to pull out of his commitment to coach the team after picking up a contract at Wests Tigers.

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hen Penrith captain Matt Moylan made the switch to five-eighth a fortnight ago, many Panthers fans were excited at the prospect of seeing rising fullback Dylan Edwards back in the NRL again.

Having only played a handful of first grade games since debuting against Cronulla last year, Edwards returned to the NRL against the Bulldogs in Round 13 with an eye on making that number one jersey his own.

Full of potential and seemingly wasted in reserve grade, many rival clubs, including the Wests Tigers, were sniffing an opportunity to steal the young Panther away from the foot of the Mountains.

Speaking with Extra Time, the 21-yearold said he remains focused on playing the rest of the season for Penrith in the top grade.

“I had heard the reports [of other clubs’ interest] but I’m happy here at Panthers

and I just take every week as it comes,” Edwards said.

“I just have to keep playing week to week and, if I keep playing well, hopefully I can keep my spot. If not, we’ll just have to wait and see.”

Regarded by fellow teammates as one of the fittest players at the club, Edwards trained the house down during the preseason to impress coaching staff.

After earning just one NRL call up in 2016, Edwards was determined to get back in the mind of coach Anthony Griffin.

“I’ve always tried hard at training and my goal in the off-season was to play more first grade this year, that was my main motivation,” Edwards said.

“I thought I’d try and leave it all out there and force my way into the side.”

Edwards was born in the NSW country town of Albury in 1996 before moving north to Dorrigo at a young age. He was signed by the Panthers in 2012 and spent the 2013 season in Penrith’s SG Ball team.

In 2015, Edwards was a member of Penrith’s premiership-winning Holden Cup side, and was named in the NYC Team of the Year last season.

Despite being clearly good enough to

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Dylan Edwards has been outstanding for Penrith this season. Photo: Melinda Jane play regular first grade, the former Gloria Jean’s Coffees barista said he wasn’t frustrated with having to wait his turn.

“I was happy to wait. Whatever happened I didn’t really mind, I just had to wait my turn,” Edwards said.

“It wasn’t frustrating at all… I just had to wait for Hook to give me a tap on the shoulder to get back in there.

“I was just trying my best to be ready for the NRL, that was my goal in reserve grade.”

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Time for Blues to begin their era of Origin dominance

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ith the second State of Origin well and truly upon us, Queensland mimicked New South Wales earlier this week by picking 17 players who are all in form.

Billy Slater’s back after two years, Johnathan Thurston (pictured) returns from injury and there’s even a bunch of young guys in Coen Hess, Tim Glasby and Jarrod Wallace all set to make their debuts.

Unfortunately for Blues fans, there is no one in that Maroons side selected on Monday that you can say is out of form.

I think Origin II in Sydney next week will be a lot more challenging for NSW as the Maroons have selected a much more formidable side, a side that’s a lot more threatening than what they produced in Origin I. However, in saying all of this, the Blues have a massive opportunity they can’t let go.

Queensland want people to feel sorry for them because they’ve had to make seven changes but, the real fact is, Queensland have dominated NSW for such a long time that the Blues need to be ruthless

on Wednesday night. They need to go out there, step on their throats and put the series to bed.

In 2014, when the Blues last took out an Origin series, they won it all in the first two games. However, they were unfortunately beaten by Queensland in Game III and haven’t won a series since.

I’d really like to see NSW clean sweep those pesky Maroons this time around and start their own era of domination.

I don’t care how they get it done, I just want to see NSW go out and win.

The 17 players picked for Game I are back for Game II, not only because they did the job up in Brisbane, but because they are all still in form.

I believe every NSW fan, like me, woke up after Game I wishing the Blues could play that well for the next five years because all our players are still relatively young.

It certainly was a nice feeling following Origin I but NSW can’t let the opportunity slip.

I really can’t wait for this Wednesday night; it’s going to be a great game. NSW have a real opportunity to start something special, perhaps a dynasty.

In my column a few weeks back I tipped

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Miracle comeback in Bathurst could be the start of something special

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enrith fans should be forgiven for wearing out the rewind button on their Foxtel remote this week, to re-watch those last two minutes of that dramatic win over Canberra in Bathurst.

And why wouldn’t you?

At the end of each year, when you see a club go on to success, you always ask yourself what was the turning point in their season.

For Penrith, there’s every chance it’ll be that period between the 78th and 80th minute in Bathurst against the Raiders back in Round 14.

Following that almighty comeback, the Panthers now sit safely inside the top eight and look a much stronger side with Josh Mansour back in the fold and Matt Moylan at five-eighth.

For the Panthers, they now know that they’re never out of a contest and can win any game of football no matter what the situation is.

Who would have thought that a trip out to beautiful Bathurst for a home game would give a team so much confidence, despite trailing by eight points with two

minutes remaining and plenty of fans heading for the car park.

I’d also like to make special mention of Panthers young gun Dylan Edwards, who has been terrific at fullback these last couple of weeks.

He may have only played a handful of games in 2017 but he’s really given Penrith an x-factor.

Edwards comes across as a real intelligent footballer, who makes things happen. And with Matt Moylan now in the halves, the 21-year-old Dorrigo product – who is averaging 187m per game – gives the Panthers plenty of attacking options.

Speaking of Moylan, how good is he going at the moment?

The NSW Origin reserve was pivotal in that last few minutes, setting up both of Penrith’s tries. You can tell he’s taken true ownership of this team now and he really pulled them out of the fire the other night.

Putting Moylan in the halves is a massive play by coach Anthony Griffin but, what it also does, is allow Edwards a spot in that starting 13 and that’s huge too.

Dylan Edwards may be not be on everyone’s radar just yet but by the end of the year, everyone will know his name.

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he front page of the June 26, 1992 edition of The Western Weekender said it all: “Penrith mourns”.

Less than a year after the euphoria of the club’s first premiership, the Panthers were devastated when young star Ben Alexander was tragically killed in a car accident on June 21, 1992.

20-year-old Alexander may have been playing in the shadow of his brother Greg, but he showed plenty of talent in his own right – and had clocked up 36 games for the club by the time the midway point of the 1992 season had rolled around.

On June 21, 1992 the Panthers defeated Easts 23-10 and a function was held at

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flocked to St Nicholas Church to bid farewell to Ben Alexander. Nearly 700 people crammed into St Nicholas for the Requiem Mass while an estimated 4000 others spilled out of the church grounds onto High Street to listen to the mass by loud speakers”.

The Weekender reported that moving eulogies to Ben were read by Joe Zarb, Royce Simmons, Greg Alexander and Ron Mulock.

The weekend after Ben’s accident, the Panthers defeated Western Suburbs.

John Carwright is believed to have told his teammates who took the field that day: “You remember some wins more than others, but if you win today you will remember it for the rest of your life”.

Many stories, myths and theories surround what happened on that night 25 years ago, but the only thing worth taking out of the tragedy is that rugby league lost a rising star, and the Alexander family lost a brother and a son.

the club afterwards to present the players with their premiership blazers from the previous year.

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Greg Alexander, Mark Geyer and others rushed to the scene of the crash, as did then-CEO Don Feltis who was informed of the accident via phone.

The death of Ben Alexander shattered the Alexander family, his teammates, the community and the Penrith club as a whole. Looking back through the eyes of history, it would take nearly a decade for the club to fully recover from the tragic events of June 21, 1992.

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tr ivia 1. In what country town was Isaah Yeo (pictured) born?

2. In what year was a State of Origin match played in California?

3. Who has scored the most tries for New South Wales in State of Origin history?

4. How many Origin games has the Melbourne Cricket Ground hosted?

5. Who is the current coach of the Wests Tigers?

ANSWERS: 1. Dubbo 2. 1987 3. Michael O’Connor (19), 4.

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