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SEASON REVIEW Nathan Cleary had a strong debut season. Photo: Jeff Lambert / Penrith Panthers

TROY DODDS @troydodds

I A year to

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t may have ended with disappointment, but Penrith’s 2016 season could well be remembered as the beginning of an exciting era at the foot of the Mountains.

A year that both started and finished in the nation’s capital was highlighted by the emergence of a young superstar halfback, the maturing of a rookie captain and the building of a squad that has premiership potential written all over it.

But when season 2016 got underway at GIO Stadium back on the first Saturday in March, nobody could have imagined the evolution the team would go through over the following six months.

With Will Smith lining up for an injured Matt Moylan at fullback, the Panthers started the season minus their new captain but with veterans Jamie Soward and Peter Wallace in the halves, and James Segeyaro at hooker. It was a combination most expected to last for the bulk of the season, but disruption hit early when Segeyaro suffered a broken arm in the 30-22 loss to the Raiders, forcing a re-shuffle the next week.

With Tyrone Peachey shifting to hooker, the Panthers returned home for Thursday Night Football keen to avenge the opening round loss, but instead were on the end of a heartbreaking finish when the Bulldogs

scored a try in the dying moments to level the game. Rookie Kerrod Holland slotted the conversion and the Panthers were none from two to start the year.

For Penrith, close games would dominate the opening nine rounds of the competition with not one match having more than five points in it at full-time between rounds two to nine.

The result of that was some thrilling wins – such as the impressive 23-22 come from behind victory against Brisbane in round three and the last minute win over Parramatta in round five – as well as some devastating losses, such as a 20-18 defeat at the hands of Cronulla in round eight.

While some would say Penrith’s incredible finish to the year ensured them a Finals spot, truth is that a run in the middle part of the season where the side played four straight games away from Pepper Stadium would ultimately play a key role in the side finishing inside the top eight.

The Panthers won three of those games (against the Roosters at Allianz Stadium, Canberra in Bathurst and the Warriors in Christchurch), surviving a horror stint on the road and instilling some belief both within the squad and the fan base itself, which had been unnecessarily brutal in those opening rounds out of the competition.

Penrith went into round 11 sitting in seventh position, but the next two games would prove season-defining. After a shock 28-24 loss to the Titans at home (which would also see Peta Hiku suffer a season-ending knee injury), coach

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Anthony Griffin started tinkering with the squad. With one eye on saving the 2016 season and another on the future, he gave 18-year-old Nathan Cleary his debut in the most toughest of circumstances – a trip to AAMI Park in Melbourne.

With Hiku now gone, it also saw a new centre partnership form in the shape of Waqa Blake and Tyrone Peachey, who both played scintillating football in the back end of the season.

The Melbourne game would prove to be the last for veteran half Jamie Soward, who was sensationally dropped to reserve grade, with Cleary keeping his spot in the halves and Bryce Cartwright moving from the back row to five-eighth.

It created a new ‘spine’ for the round 14 game against Manly at Brookvale Oval – Matt Moylan at fullback, Cartwright at five-eighth, Cleary in the number 7 jumper and Wallace finding a new lease on life at dummy half.

After a rocky first half against the battling Sea Eagles, the new-look Panthers sprung to life in the second half, ultimately winning 31-24 and justifying some of the big calls made by coach Griffin in the leadup to the match.

While there would be some hiccups between that stirring win over Manly and the end of the regular season, the Panthers seemed to find their mojo with their newlook team. Its youth and inexperience would show at times (such as in round 17, when the side went down 34-26 to the Wests Tigers at ANZ Stadium), but impressive wins over Souths and Parramatta

Best of the best Player of the Year: Matt Moylan Rookie of the Year: Nathan Cleary Try of the Year: Peter Wallace (v Bulldogs in Elimination Final) Moment of the Year: Te Maire Martin’s field goal against Brisbane in round three

Bryce Cartwright. Photo: Megan Dunn helped keep the side in touch with the Finals.

Perhaps Penrith’s best win of the season came in round 20, when they completely dismantled Brisbane 31-12 at Suncorp Stadium with a brutal defensive effort and some impressive tries, including a memorable runaway effort from Waqa Blake.

A Golden Point loss to the Warriors followed that win, but the Panthers would then go on an impressive winning streak to end the regular season – thrashing the Roosters, Knights and Tigers to secure their Finals spot before getting home 15-14 over the Titans and then hammering Manly 36-6.

Finishing the year in sixth spot, the Panthers travelled to Allianz Stadium for

a ‘home’ Final against Canterbury, and proved they were the real deal in 2016, winning 28-12 and producing a master game plan that saw the big Bulldogs pack out on their feet by the end of the game.

The hype that followed that big win ultimately proved part of Penrith’s downfall, with the side going down to Canberra 22-12 in their final game of the year last weekend.

The 2016 result was tremendous given the youth of Penrith’s team and the often overlooked injury issues the side faced.

Penrith finished the season without their two starting centres in Dean Whare and Peta Hiku, and minus big-name props Sam McKendry and Reagan CampbellGillard. They were significant losses.

Win of the Year: 31-12 v Brisbane in round 20

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While the year didn’t finish with a premiership trophy, there is no question that 2016 was a defining year for Penrith and one that could well have been a preview of what’s to come over the next few seasons.

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PANTHER RUMBLINGS with The Masked Panther

END OF CAT SUIT? » You can expect the look of a number

of things at Panthers to change next year, including the cheerleader uniforms. I’m told that the Pantherettes won’t be in their ‘cat suit’ next year and will have an all new look. The ‘cat suit’ was the brainchild of former Panthers marketing guru Anthony Frantzis and has been used for the past three seasons.

» As I revealed earlier this year, you can

» Well done to the vast majority of the

playing group last Saturday night who came over to the fans who had travelled for so long to support them. A number of players took off their boots and handed them to kids in the Penrith crowd, while a few tears were shed by a couple of players including Josh Mansour and Leilani Latu.

» Rumour has it that a number of injured

expect a brand new Panthers jersey in 2017 too. I’m told it is likely to be a throwback to the 1991 premiership jersey and a sneak peek at the new Panthers membership site suggests this will definitely be the case, with the classic red, yellow and green making an appearance.

Penrith players were watching last Saturday night’s Semi Final against Canberra from a local pub, and didn’t appear all that interested in the game. Fans who spotted them suggested on social media that half-way through the first half, the players headed off to play the poker machines and put a few bets on at the TAB.

» Members will have until November 10

» As much as I think the current Finals

to renew their existing seats for the 2017 season, which will again feature 10 games at Pepper Stadium. The membership team is also re-introducing a Membership Pack instead of a merchandise voucher as part of next year’s packages, with both an adult and junior Membership Pack available. At first glance it appears the pack includes a cap, stubby holder, coffee thermos, key ring, sticker and lanyard.

» I’m told the Panthers are just weeks

away from confirming new deals for Bryce Cartwright and Matt Moylan. As I reported recently, both have been linked to multi-million dollar extended deals at the club, and I’m told the ink is almost dry on contracts for the duo.

» Matt Moylan has joined the Australian

Prime Minister’s XIII as the team prepares for the match against the PNG Prime Minister’s XIII on Saturday afternoon in Port Moresby.

system is better than the old McIntyre system, it does have some flaws. Maybe I’m just being a one-eyed Penrith supporter, but I can’t see how it’s fair that a team losing in week one of the Finals is rewarded with another home game in the second week (as was the case for Canberra). Penrith meanwhile win their match, but their reward is a trip to Canberra. Perhaps something needs to be done to make week two a little fairer.

» An average audience of 488,000

watched Penrith’s clash with Canberra on Channel Nine on Saturday night. Not surprisingly it was well out-rated by the Broncos/Cowboys clash on Friday night which had a free-to-air average audience of 733,000 including a whopping 446,000 in Brisbane. Figures on Fox Sports were also impressive – 331,000 for Friday night and 319,000 for Saturday.

» Spotted: Sam McKendry and his family

taking a stroll through Westfield Penrith on Monday.

» Spotted: NRL CEO Todd Greenberg at

QT in Canberra after the game on Saturday night. The head honcho had a quiet drink before retiring to his room, while a number of dedicated Penrith fans (including a few members of the Captain’s Club) partied into the night.

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TEEN STAR’S IRONIC RISE TO FIRST GRADE Nathan Cleary wasn’t even featured in the 2016 Season Guide for Penrith, but he ended up playing a key role in guiding them to Finals football in 2016.

Last October the Cleary household was rocked when Dad Ivan was sacked by the Panthers and replaced with Anthony Griffin as head coach.

But six months later a new story was emerging from within the Cleary fold when 18-year-old Nathan was handed his first grade debut.

Too young? Too inexperienced? The obvious potential issues with blooding a halfback so young were there for all to see, but Cleary showed no signs of pressure and didn’t look back once given his debut against Melbourne half-way through the season.

The teenager knows he wouldn’t have been handed his first grade debut so early if his Dad was still coaching, so the irony of his rise to Penrith’s famous number seven jumper is incredible.

A Dally M Rookie of the Year contender, Cleary gave Penrith fans a glimpse into the

future (and rugby league fans a throwback to the past given the similarities he shares with his father) with his cool, calm and collected approach to leading the Panthers around the park.

The experience he gained in 2016 will put him in huge stead for the future

GRIFFIN’S GAMBLES PAY OFF FOR PENRITH

Just call him Kenny Rogers.

Anthony Griffin rolled the dice so many times in season 2016 and most of the time, he came up trumps.

Gamble number one was appointing Matt Moylan as captain ahead of experienced campaigners such as Peter Wallace and Trent Merrin. It paid significant dividends with Moylan emerging as a true leader by the time the end of the season rolled around.

Then there was the huge decisions to drop big-name players James Segeyaro and Jamie Soward to reserve grade within weeks of each other, ultimately forcing their departures from the club.

With the season still alive at the mid-way point of the year, many saw it as a bizarre call for a coach in his first season at the club, but it proved to be a masterstroke.

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Griffin gambled with 18-year-old Nathan Cleary and won, and perhaps his biggest success story was repairing his fractured relationship with Peter Wallace.

Not only did Griffin give Wallace a new lease on life at hooker, but by the end of the year the veteran Penrith junior had signed a new deal with the club.

Just like his one-time mentor Wayne Bennett, Griffin is cool and calm under pressure but clearly knows what he wants and has no issue making it happen.

he broke his arm against Canberra in the opening round of the competition.

While he did return to first grade, his 2016 season in the NRL was short lived after coach Anthony Griffin dumped him to reserve grade in late May. Apart from his poor form, the Panthers also started to become concerned about Segearyo’s behaviour off the field, particularly after he was featured in an infamous photograph taken at a dinner at The Star casino in Sydney.

On June 23, the Panthers officially released Segeyaro so he could take up an opportunity in England.

“I want to thank James for his service to the Panthers,” coach Anthony Griffin said.

“For the last three and a half seasons he has been a valued member of the club and we wish him all the best for the next chapter in his career.”

Wales in State of Origin this year, it not only gave them an excellent opportunity to play on rugby league’s biggest stage, but it matured them at club level.

Both came back from their Origin experience better players, and emerged as two of the most dangerous players in the game.

Mansour in particular grew another leg, with his powerful runs at the start of sets becoming a real highlight of his game.

Moylan had a delayed start to the season due to injury and had the added pressure of being named captain, but once Origin came around, he took the leadership role to another level and became one of the game’s most feared attacking players. He was named at five-eighth for Origin III in Sydney after initially losing his fullback spot to James Tedesco, and passed the test with flying colours.

Both Moylan and Mansour have most likely secured their Origin spots for years to come, and given the way they came back from representative duties this year, there is no doubting Penrith will benefit from any such selections.

THE DRAMATIC FALL OF JAMES SEGEYARO Named Hooker of the Year at the 2014 Dally M Awards, the fall from grace of James Segeyaro at Penrith was startling.

After a disappointing 2015 season, Segeyaro was keen to prove his worth at Penrith this season, particularly given his contract was up for renewal. But his year started in disappointing fashion after

PENRITH’S PROUD BLUES When Josh Mansour and Matt Moylan were selected to represent New South

SOWARD’S UNEXPECTED NRL DEPARTURE Panthers coach Anthony Griffin stunned the NRL community back in June when he dumped veteran half Jamie Soward to reserve grade.

It was a huge gamble by the man they call ‘Hook’, who favoured a makeshift halves combination of Bryce Cartwright and rookie Nathan Cleary ahead of Soward, who had steered Penrith into the Finals in 2014 but saw his form drop off in 2015.

While Soward would turn out to play in reserve grade for the Panthers for a few weeks, the writing was on the wall and he never returned to first grade – his last game being the 24-6 loss to Melbourne in round 13.

On June 30, the Panthers and Soward parted ways.

“How playing careers begin and end is not an exact science but he has recognised there are a number of emerging talents at the club who deserve the chance to progress,” Panthers boss Phil Gould said at the time.

“Jamie has been wonderful for the Panthers and has done everything we have ever asked of him. He has been a leader, on and off the field, and played a key role in the development of our younger players.”

Soward signed a deal with the London Broncos, where he played the remainder of the 2016 season.

There has been suggestions that Soward is interested in a coaching career and would like to return to the Panthers.

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DOWN TO THE FINAL FOUR A huge congratulations firstly this week must go to the Penrith Panthers for a fabulous season and a gutsy performance against a very determined Raiders team last Saturday evening.

The boys put up a brave fight to stage a late comeback, but unfortunately Canberra hung on to get the win.

The loss should take nothing away from what Anthony Griffin’s squad have achieved this season and the unearthing of some young blood and the stellar performances from key members of the team should give both the coaching staff and Panthers fans a huge amount of hope and excitement about next season.

I wish all the boys a well deserved rest with their families and that they arrive back at pre-season rearing to go.

This week’s finals brings two potentially fantastic matches in both Sydney and Melbourne.

I am tipping the magic of Johnathan Thurston to be just too much for

Cronulla, but it is sure to be a tight game that should go right down to the wire.

The Canberra vs Melbourne match is harder to pick at this stage and I might sit on the fence!

What I am expecting though is Ricky Stuart’s boys to be ready for everything the Storm throw at them, but they will know they will have to play out of their skin to outsmart Smith and Cronk.

Whatever the results from both matches, all rugby league fans are in for a super weekend of footy. Enjoy the games!

To finish again this week, the best of luck to my own St Marys Ron Massey Cup team in their Grand Final at Pirtek Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

I am sure they will put in a massive effort to honour the memory of Ron Massey, who passed away earlier this week.

If you need another footy fix on Sunday, the boys kick off at 2.15pm.

This is the last Drew Review for 2016.

Have a great summer!

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