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PANTHER RUMBLINGS

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king of the kids » Panthers captain Matt Moylan may

be under plenty of pressure of late but that hasn’t stopped him from being the ‘King of the Kids’. Following the team’s captain’s run last Friday morning, Moylan stayed back to kick the ball with some local kids who had come to watch the session. I’m told the 25-year-old Origin star was there with them for 15 minutes after training was complete. Say what you want about Moylan’s captaincy ability, this photo proves he knows what’s important and that’s making kids happy.

Matt Moylan after captain’s run last week

» Penrith has committed to a long-term

future in Bathurst with an unprecedented 10-year deal announced last week. The new agreement continues a partnership that began in 2014 and has already seen the Panthers play three NRL fixtures at Carrington Park in Bathurst. The Panthers will now play there once a year until at least 2028. Panthers Chairman Dave O’Neill said the partnership delivers significant benefits to the Panthers, the people of Bathurst and the game of rugby league. “Panthers has developed a strong and productive relationship with Bathurst Regional Council and their local community,” Mr O’Neill said. “We are passionate about supporting grassroots rugby league and in return the people of the Bathurst region have truly embraced our club.”

» Congratulations to Josh Mansour who

announced last week that his wife Daniella is expecting the couple’s first child.

“We’re so excited to share our little secret with all our friends and family – we’re expecting!” Mansour posted on Instagram. “Now, how to get my wife to stop eating all the chocolate and ice cream in the house!”.

» Also a big congratulations to Panthers

Holden Cup star Daniel Brown who had a whirlwind couple of days last week. On Friday, Brown’s second child was born while the following day he celebrated his birthday and scored three tries in Penrith’s NYC win over Parramatta.

» With the Wests Tigers being ravaged by

player defection, it’ll be interesting to see how the open player market reacts. Sitaleki Akauola remains the only current first grader of note off-contract at the Panthers and the Tigers would be silly not to look at him as an option for next season.

» Congratulations to lovable Panthers

lock Trent Merrin who was named in the Australian Kangaroos team for next week’s ANZAC Test against New Zealand.

He was the only Panther named.

» It’s all been said and done now but I

doubt the NRL will be stuffing up the scheduling of the Panthers v Eels clashes next year. The scheduling of the match at 3pm on a Saturday – when junior league was being played right across western

Sydney – showed very little foresight. Of course it’s made even worse by the fact that the two arch rivals only play each other once this season. Panthers boss Phil Gould blasted the game’s governing body last week: “They talk about western Sydney strategy but they’ve got no respect for the west whatsoever; you couldn’t stuff it up more if you tried,” he said. Track work also didn’t help last weekend with public transport proving a difficult option for punters. For some reason, the Panthers v Eels game just isn’t treated with the same respect as other club rivalries.

» Penrith’s Tarsha Gale Cup side is the

club’s last junior side alive in the junior representative finals. With Penrith’s SG Ball side going down to the Roosters

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high profile help as he deals with the pressure of captaining Penrith. Brad Fittler, Trent Barrett, Craig Gower, Ryan Girdler and even Sports Minister and Penrith State MP Stuart Ayres have reached out to Moylan, offering some advice on leadership and support in general. The Panthers are quietly hoping that all of the recent pressure plays a role in moving Moylan into the next chapter of his life and career – one with a little more maturity attached.

» Happy birthday to Panthers hooker

Mitch Rein, who turned 27 on Wednesday.

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s a Friday publication, Thursday Night Football poses a real headache when it comes to match previews, but given many of you receive the paper on a Thursday, let’s give it a crack anyway.

Last Saturday’s 18-12 loss to Parramatta was much worse than the end scoreline suggested.

The Panthers didn’t improve from the poor showing against Cronulla a week prior and the club is now at serious risk of missing the Finals.

In fact, I can’t see them digging their way out of this hole any time soon.

This looks like a team that is simply not

enjoying their football at the moment and Anthony Griffin has a huge job on his hands to turn things around.

If it is actually Griffin’s game plan to constantly run the ball on the fifth tackle, which results in attempts for miracle plays and very little pressure being built, it needs to be changed ASAP. If it’s not his game plan, then he needs to have a very serious chat with his troops about why they’re persisting with such a move.

When Penrith actually forced two line drop-outs late in the game, they started to build the kind of pressure they needed much earlier, and gave themselves a real shot at winning the game. Unfortunately it came too little, too late.

Griffin must also have a serious look at his bench.

Prior to the season, one of the things most Penrith fans were excited about was the impact the side would have off the

bench, but for the last few weeks Griffin has persisted with Tim Browne and Moses Leota as part of his 17, while Sitaleki Akauola and Viliame Kikau – two rampaging forwards - play in reserve grade. It makes little sense.

Brisbane have struggled in recent weeks without halfback Ben Hunt leading them around but have still managed to escape with two late wins over Souths and Gold Coast. Even without their best playmaker, the Broncos know how to close out matches and hang in for the full 80 minutes. If they are on their game 100 per cent, they could make mince meat of the Panthers.

Unfortunately too many Penrith players are out of form at the moment and when individuals aren’t delivering, the team suffers.

James Tamou, while facing some unfair criticism in the opening weeks of the

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season, struggled last week – making just 51 metres from 34 minutes on the field.

Penrith were again dominated up front, with just two Panthers forwards (Reagan Campbell-Gillard and Corey Harawira Naera) running over 100 metres.

Conversely, only one Eels forward DIDN’T run over 100.

For the first time this season, I’m tipping against Penrith. Not because I think Brisbane are in the best of form, but because even the most positive of Penrith fan couldn’t convince me that they could turn around the woeful performances of the past fortnight into a winning one at Suncorp.

It’s great to see the team taking steps to gel better by going into camp early this week, but the best we can ask for is an improved effort on Thursday, but even that may not be enough.

Tip: Broncos by 10.

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he embattled Penrith Panthers escaped the rugby league bubble of Sydney earlier this week for a four-day camp in Brisbane, ahead of their clash against the Broncos on Thursday.

Currently on a shocking four game losing streak, the 14th-placed Panthers left Penrith on Monday afternoon for an important bonding camp up north.

Speaking with Extra Time, in-form backrower Isaah Yeo said the side just needed to “get away” from the pressures back home.

“We went up early last year and had a bit of fun up there. We did a few activities together and enjoyed one another’s company,” he said.

“We are probably in need of it at the moment on the back of four straight losses, which is never good at any point of the year.

“It worked for us last year and hopefully it will again this time.”

Penrith’s latest defeat was an 18-12 loss to cross-town rivals Parramatta at ANZ Stadium.

While Yeo has been in career-best form this year, he admits his performance against the Eels wasn’t one of his best.

“I was pretty disappointed with my game on the weekend, I had a couple of errors and wasn’t really happy with how I played,” he said.

“Hopefully I can make amends for that this week against Brisbane.”

Yeo revealed that Panthers coach Anthony Griffin added in new strength and conditioning personnel during the off-season, which has enhanced his game.

Yeo currently leads Penrith’s forward pack in hit-ups and is in the top three for

Panthers backrower Isaah Yeo opens up about Penrith’s tough start to the year metres gained.

“Hook brought in some new personnel this season plus I’m also still young and growing,” he said.

“At the moment I’m 22 and I like to think I have some more growth in me yet.

“We had a really tough pre-season – I know it’s not showing too much with our results but I think it will all come together soon.”

The Dubbo product, who is a shoo-in for the Country Origin team next week, said despite Penrith’s awful start to the season, his teammates remain as close as ever.

“We are pretty lucky that we are all so

young and have come through the grades together. We are all really close and probably more-so when we are in situations like this,” Yeo said.

“By no means is there any tension between us, we are best mates and I see the boys more than my own family.”

From premiership favourites at the start of the year, Penrith need to chalk up a win soon if they are any chance of scraping into the top eight.

While pundits are questioning Penrith’s game plan and strategy going into matches, Yeo is backing his coach and said a win is not too far away.

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Getting away will do the Panthers the world of good

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uncorp Stadium in Brisbane is the best ground to play at in Australia. Anytime you go up there you feel like it’s an Origin environment because all of Brisbane go for the Broncos and you often have 30,000 people against you.

Going into camp in Brisbane on Monday this week might be the best thing for the Panthers to escape the Sydney media and really knuckle down.

It’ll also be good for them to concentrate not just on footy but bonding and that togetherness and being able to enjoy each other’s company and shut out what’s going on – because it hasn’t been a great start.

However, a game like Thursday night can really change how you’ve been playing your footy.

I’ve watched every Panthers game very closely this year and there just seems to be a lot of stress there.

We had the same stress in 2015 – we started off the season really well but we had that stress of ‘this is our year’. I believe this current group really just need to worry about one game at a time.

It’s going to be really tough making the

eight with only two wins on the board so far, but the Panthers just need to concentrate on one game at a time and then build on this next block.

Over this next month they need to win two from three heading into the bye because one from three isn’t going to do it.

I remember I nearly got dropped back at the Dragons in 2011 when we lost five-in-arow following State of Origin.

Wayne Bennett came up to me at training and said ‘we’re going to drop you, you look tired from Origin and you’re looking flat, we’re going to give you a week off’.

I remember going home devastated but I returned to training the next day and I said ‘nup, I want to play’. Wayne then said ‘we were never going to drop you, we just wanted to see some excitement’.

The players need to get excited about playing again. When you lose three or four-in-a-row no one expects you to win, they just expect you to continue losing.

That’s why Thursday night is really important, not just from a season point of view but for player development.

Nathan Cleary is in his second year in first grade; Carty will be better for the run last week. We want to be patient but time

is running out.

When you are losing it sucks but the only way you can stop losing is to go out there and enjoy your footy and just be in the contest.

If you said to the players and Anthony Griffin that with 10 to go it’s going to be

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I think Thursday night could be the best thing for them, if they turn up with the right attitude that is.

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OX League’s ‘The Professor’s Second Year Syndrome’ is comedy gold, but the second year struggles of Penrith’s halves is no laughing matter.

Boasting an average age of 20, can five-eighth Te Marie Martin and halfback Nathan Cleary really win Penrith a competition this season?

Martin didn’t play last weekend and he’s likely not to suit up again on Thursday, while Cleary has been struggling to recapture the same form he had at the end of last year.

After losing to their fierce local rivals in Parramatta last weekend, the Panthers need to pick themselves up against a Broncos side that enjoyed a good, albeit controversial, win over the Rabbitohs last week.

Young Martin had to be replaced last weekend due to injury, which then saw Bryce Cartwright return to the halves for the first time this year.

However, Cartwright made a really sloppy mistake in the opening moments of the game, which really set the tone for his team that day.

With Martin unlikely to play, Cartwright will get another chance to redeem himself when he lines up in the halves again on Thursday.

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aspect this season and that’s where a strong leader needs to step up to get things back on track.

Did everyone go off too early when they made Penrith the premiership favourites before a ball was even kicked?

Maybe.

Does Penrith need a more solid and experienced halves combination to really be amongst the NRL elite?

Perhaps.

However coach Anthony Griffin is still going to continue down the path of an inexperienced halves pairing for now, but what do they need to find in the coming weeks to show they can surge up the ladder and prove they are premiership contenders again?

Even fellow Extra Time columnist Jamie Soward could’ve played a role in helping steer these young halves, if he was still at the club this season.

Obviously Phil Gould and Anthony Griffin decided to let Soward go midway through last year and ride it out with inexperienced halves, which may not pay dividends for the club and their fans for a few more years to come.

There’s certainly some interesting times ahead for the Panthers.

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ike all rugby league clubs, the Penrith Panthers have at times found themselves at the centre of controversy involving players off the field.

Whilst he will forever be remembered in glowing terms thanks to his efforts in captaining the Panthers to premiership success in 2003, Craig Gower unfortunately found himself at the centre of controversy more than once during his time with the Panthers.

Before a ball was even kicked in 2006, Gower was dramatically stripped of the captaincy and fined $30,000 after the Board investigated complaints about his behaviour while attending a charity golf tournament the previous December.

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Gower: “No, I won’t be. I’m with the club. I have committed to the club.”

Just days later, Gower was granted a release by the Panthers, confirming his departure at the end of the 2007 season to join French rugby.

“We have reluctantly agreed in principle to Craig’s request because we believe that under the circumstances it is in his best interests to have a change,” said General Manager Michael Leary.

“Our decision was based on the great service that Craig has given our club.”

Hadley went on air and called Gower a liar over the initial interview.

Gower tried to contact Hadley off air to discuss the circumstances surrounding his departure, and used other media outlets to get his message across.

In the end, Craig Gower will be remembered for all the right reasons – that 2003 premiership included. Unfortunately, like many star players, there’s a few black marks on the record as well.

Tony Puletua was handed the captaincy for the 2006 season.

At first, Gower was angry by the club’s punishment – he threatened to quit, but ultimately stayed on. However, in some ways, the damage had already been done and it seemed a sour relationship between the number seven and the club would most likely be maintained until his eventual departure.

Just a year later, Gower would find himself at the centre of more controversy, this time over his loyalty to Penrith and a drama-charged radio stoush with 2GB’s Ray Hadley.

In June of 2007, with rumours circulating about Gower potentially seeking a release from the Panthers, the following interview took place between Hadley and Gower on 2GB. Hadley: “Are you seeking a release?”

Gower: “I have not, I have not sought a release.”

Hadley: “And you won’t be?”

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tr ivia 1. Which player is featured on the 2004 Panthers season ticket? (pictured) 2. Which club did Ryan Girdler play for before joining Penrith?

3. How many games did Ryan Girdler play for NSW, including Super League?

4. In which year did Luke Lewis make his NRL debut for Penrith?

5. What position did legendary Panther Royce Simmons play?

ANSWERS: 1. Craig Gower 2. Illawarra 3. 10 4. 2001 5. Hooker

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