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While To’o’s honesty is refreshing, it’s easy to put his lack of try scoring down to the fact he had to switch sides to make way for the electric Taylan May. The 21-year-old has scored a team-high 14 tries for the Panthers this season since moving to To’o’s side of the field. “It’s not hard transitioning from left to right, but it’s something I’ve got to deal with in the game,” To’o said.“Ihaven’t been at my best lately, I’ve been up and down, but I know these upcoming games are going to be very important for the team and that’s all I need to keep driving forward.”Oneperson committed to keeping To’o in check is his fiancée Moesha, who is best known for giving him advice before and after every game. The Samoan international said his partner, whom he famously proposed to at last year’s NRL Grand Final, has been particularly tough on him this season. “She’s been getting stuck into me after a couple of games this year,” To’o“It’srevealed.littlethings like that, that make me a better person and a better player as well. “Moesha pretty much makes sure that I’m perfecting everything and makes sure that I’m doing my job and doing everything to the best of myWhileability.”his form isn’t where it should be, the Panthers are keen to stick by To’o when his current contract expires at the end of next year.To’o said he “100 per cent wants to stay” in Penrith but will leave it up to a higher power to decide his fate. “I’ve been here a very long time, I have another year with the Penrith Panthers, but wherever God takes me I’ll definitely follow,” he said. “I’m just really happy to be here right now and playing some good footy with the boys.”
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P anthers and NSW Origin winger Brian To’o has admit ted his own form has slumped this season but is promising to do everything in his power to get back on top. The 23-year-old has only played in 13 games in 2022 due to injury, but his statistics are well down on last season’s career-best year. In 2021, To’o crossed the line 15 times from 21 appearances, however he’s only scored six tries in more than a dozen games played thisBestseason.known for his powerhouse runs and metres gained, To’o is averaging 189 running metres per match, which is well down on last year’s average of 245 metres. Speaking with Extra Time on Tues day, the St Marys junior admitted he was struggling this season due to a number of factors. “I just really need to nail down and concentrate a bit more out there. I know I’ve slipped off the pavement a little bit but I know that if I can reset then it’s up to me,” To’o admitted. “I have the power to change things and if I’m able to get back into form again, I’ll definitely do that.”
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match preview Sean O’Sullivan. Photo: NRL Images. TROY DODDS THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 | 7.50PM | ACCOR STADIUM | REFEREE: ADAM GEE | BUNKER: ASHLEY KLEIN the final wordv PANTHERS 1 Dylan Edwards 10 Matthew Eisenhuth 2 Sunia Turuva 11 Viliame Kikau 3 Izack Tago 12 Liam Martin 4 Stephen Crichton 13 Isaah Yeo (c) 5 Brian To’o 14 Mitch Kenny 6 Jaeman Salmon 15 Scott Sorensen 7 Sean O’Sullivan 16 Spencer Leniu 8 Moses Leota 17 Charlie Staines 9 Apisai Koroisau 18 Robert Jennings 20 Taylan May RABBITOHS 1 Latrell Mitchell 10 Daniel Suluka-Fifita 2 Alex Johnston 11 Keaon Koloamatangi 3 Isaiah Tass 12 Jai Arrow 4 Campbell Graham 13 Cameron Murray (c) 5 Jaxson Paulo 14 Taane Milne 6 Cody Walker 15 Mark Nicholls 7 Lachlan Ilias 16 Siliva Havili 8 Tevita Tatola 17 Hame Sele 9 Damien Cook 18 Blake Taaffe 19 DeanBroughtHawkinsto you by TRIPLE M NRL BROADCASTFOXCHANNELNATION9LEAGUE « the western weekender • extra time 29Friday, August 19, 2022
T here have been very few games in the last three seasons I’ve gone in to thinking the Panthers are facing an uphill battle. And on that same token, there’s been very few games since 2020 where Penrith have been outsiders with the TAB. But with injuries and suspensions weighing heavily, it would take a brave fan to go into this clash against one of the NRL’s most in-form teams with any type of confidence. Indeed, the TAB has the Panthers as $2.50 outsiders. We always knew this period without Jarome Luai and Nathan Cleary steering the ship would be difficult, but other curve balls like the suspension of James Fisher-Harris and an injury to Dylan Edwards have made the run even tougher. It matters little in the big scheme of things, but nobody likes to lose. If nothing else, it’s at least building some character and coach Ivan Cleary’s aim at the moment would be ensuring no individual plays themselves out of form and confidence as a result of the scoreboard at the end of these games. It doesn’t help that Penrith’s draw during this period is far from easy. After facing arch rivals Melbourne last Thursday, the Panthers now head to Accor Stadium to take on a Rabbitohs side that ate the Eels for breakfast last Friday and are clearly making some noise heading into the Finals. Just ask Latrell Mitchell. If there has ever been a year for a team outside of the top four to reach the Grand Final it is this one, with both the Rabbitohs and Roosters making huge runs that could give things a shake come September. Souths’ left-hand side with the likes of Cody Walker and Alex Johnston running riot certainly caused Parramatta plenty of head aches last Friday and there’s no doubt they’ll target Penrith’s right edge in this one. But it was through the middle where the Eels were most embarrassed and Cleary will be working hard to ensure the likes of Damien Cook are not given the same advantages come this game on Thursday night. While the Panthers lacked the attacking prow ess to trouble the Storm last Thursday night, the 16-0 scoreline was far from embarrassing and indeed there was some positives to come out of the result, not the least of which was the defensive work in the second half. Penrith were actually on top at one point in the first half but the momentum shifted when Nick Meaney scored and that resulted in a 13 minute period of distraction that allowed the Storm to get up to their old tricks and build a lead they were never going to surrender. Outside of that period, the Panthers defended well and that will again be the aim on Thursday night. Tackle your heart out and don’t let the scoreboard get out of control. Sean O’Sullivan had probably his worst game of the season against the Storm and he’ll be keen to make amends – a standout perfor mance would not surprise me in the least. And after being left in the garage for a week, Viliame Kikau barely got out of first gear last week so he’s another player you can expect a big game from. The likely return of Dylan Edwards will also give Penrith a boost. His effort plays were sorely missed last week, even though Charlie Staines and later Stephen Crichton held their own at fullback. And in another boost, Liam Martin has been named despite hobbling off against the Storm. I have to admit, I think Souths will probably get home here. Their current form, combined with Penrith’s woes, just points to another important notch on their belt. But this Penrith team still plays with plenty of heart and we saw against the Raiders just a fortnight ago that there’s still plenty of talent across the park to trouble any team on their day. Tough game, tough assignment – but you just never know what could happen in the 80 minutes.
! Spill the tea: I’m not very good at keeping secrets, but I do protect my sources. Heard some gossip? Got some Panthers news? Email me at com.au.maskedpanther@westernweekender. Ciraldo.
! Ciraldo’s call a no-brainer: Cameron Ciraldo would have been mad not to accept the eye-watering five-year deal offered to him at Canterbury, even though he was at long odds to join the club only a few months ago. It is an extraordinary contract for a rookie coach but extraordinary deals are what Phil Gould does best. The long-running Ciraldo saga was finally concluded this week when Ivan Cleary’s assistant officially signed with the club, after the Canterbury Board approved the deal on Sunday morning. There’s certainly no hard feelings between the Panthers and Ciraldo and this was always seen as an inevitable result. “Although we’re saddened to see Cameron depart the club at the end of the season, we’re thrilled to see him progress to the next chapter of his NRL coaching career,” said Panthers CEO Matt Cameron.
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! Brian’s big day: Brian To’o’s very public proposal was one of the highlights of the 2021 NRL Grand Final, but now the focus has shifted to the big day itself. To’o smartly is avoiding sharing too many opinions about the planning, leaving that to his partner Moesha. “It’s been pretty hectic hey. She’s been onto the wedding planning so far and I’m trying to stay out of it because I don’t want to get caught in the crossfire. She definitely handling it well and we’re both excited and I can’t wait for the big day to come through,” he said. When asked when the wedding would be, he said: “I don’t want to get too involved in case I say the wrong thing and get myself in trouble.”
! Sharing concern: It was interesting to note that around a dozen Panthers players shared an Instagram post last week which detailed frustrations the Rugby League Player’s Association (RLPA) has with the current NRL management. ! Crichton’s clouded future: The Panthers are unlikely to secure a new deal with centre Stephen Crichton prior to November 1, which means the 21-year-old will likely test his market value for 2024 and beyond. Crichton is signed with Penrith for next season but free to talk to other clubs in November. His desire to eventually play fullback is likely to be a determining factor in his long-term decisions. While Cameron Ciraldo joining the Bulldogs potentially plays a minor role in Crichton’s future, he was always set to test the market. Penrith won’t pay overs and certainly won’t shell out fullback money on a long-term deal.
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! Fish makes right calls: With Ray Warren having retired from the Channel Nine com mentary box, could Panthers enforcer James Fisher-Harris be angling for a new career? I’m told the suspended prop was essentially commentating the game against Melbourne from his seats in the Chairman’s Lounge last Thursday night. Clearly he doesn’t make a very good spectator, but I’m told his commentary skills and analysis were superb.
! Coaching clean-out: The departures of Ciraldo and Andrew Webster to the Bulldogs and Warriors respectively will mean Ivan Cleary goes into the 2023 season with a newlook coaching staff. There’s a general feeling around the club that this is a good thing – it’ll ensure freshness amongst the group, and the ongoing distraction of Ciraldo’s future wont be an issue. Peter Wallace is considered an ob vious choice to fill one of the vacant assistant spots next year, but I’m told the club is likely to look outside of the current Panthers system for at least one of the two vacant positions.
Spotted: Melbourne’s Cooper Johns catching up with his uncle and Channel Nine commentator Andrew Johns at BlueBet Stadi um last Thursday night.
! May gets court date: Taylan May will now front court to defend assault charges earlier than expected. He’ll head to Queensland on August 29 to answer the charges, which relate to an incident at the Duporth Tavern in Ma roochydore on October 8 last year. May was to defend the allegations against him in October, but due to likely World Cup commitments had asked for a court date later in the year. Magistrate Rod Madsen instead suggested an earlier date, which means the matter will likely be resolved prior to the Finals.
! Luai’s early return: Jarome Luai is every chance of making a return from a knee injury against the Cowboys in Round 25 – if the Panthers choose to risk him. The 25-year-old is likely to be cleared to play in Townsville, with Ivan Cleary set to be left with a choice between giving him some extra game time or an addi tional week of recovery.
! Stadium stoush: I’m told a number of NRL journos got into a heated debate about the new Penrith Stadium on Tuesday while in town for a media opportunity.
Star of the future: Preston Riki.
Now those roars are reserved for current superstars like Brian To’o, Jarome Luai and Next year the supporters will cheer loudly for Then in 2024, if not earlier, get ready to get behind the Puru brothers, Niwhai and Hohepa.
PeterwithLang N iwhai Puru, Hohepa Puru, Daeon Amituanai and Preston Riki may not be household names just yet but you can bet your bottom dollar in the next two to three years they will be. They are the next group of Polynesian and Pacific Island players who are starting to make their mark in NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg. Dozens more are already in the squadsjuniornumerousSGMatthews,ingsystemPanthersplayinHaroldBallandotherdevelopmentJusttoclarify,Polynesian and Pacific Island players include those whose heritage is from New Zealand, Samoa, Tonga, Tuvali, Soloman Islands, Vanuatu or Fiji. Currently, the first grade Panthers team contains such Polynesian and Pacific Island superstars as Brian To’o, Jarome Luai, Izack Tago, Stephen Crichton, Viliame Kikau, Sunia Turuva and Taylan May to name but a few. The rise of the Polynesian and Pacific Island player has been a rapid one over the last 20 years and in the ranks of the Panthers player development system, it has also exploded in recent seasons. One big reason is that Sydney’s west is home to a great number of Polynesian and Pacific Island people. league and their work ethic towards training and The Panthers are a club which has always nurtured and supported the rise of Polynesian Names like Joe Galuvao, Tony Puletua and Frank Pritchard have made such an impact that they’re easy to I wonder who remembers names like Josaia Rabele ‘Joe’ Dakuitoga, who played seven first grade games on the wing for the Panthers in 1994-95 and Livai Nalagi lagi playinggrade11managedwhofirstgamescentre for Penrith in 1994. Those two players were but a taste of things to come and while their careers at the Panthers may have been short, they lit the spark for those I can still remember both players scoring some spectacular tries as the crowd roared their approval at Penrith Stadium all those years ago.
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I n the 24-year history of the NRL, NO team has won the Grand Final from outside the Top 4. Yet this week multiple people declared; “The Roosters can win theOncomp!”Tuesday, I asked Tim Mannah and Mark Carroll to nominate a Top 8 team they most wanted to talk about, for any reason, good or bad. Both went for Trent Robinson’s men because they could see them succeeding on Grand Final Day. As they explained their case, names like Robinson, Tedesco, Manu, Suaalii, Lodge, Waerea-Har greaves and Radley flew around. They are also still to welcome back Lindsay Collins and Siosiua Taukeiaho.Afterlosing four straight games mid-season to sit 10th, they have since won five straight to be 8th. A bit of luck over the last three rounds will see them finish even higher. But Top 4 is a stretch and we all know what NRL history makes of that. Also. Ran. Looking at the ladder heading into Round 23 has Souths, Parramatta, Brisbane and the Roosters in the bottom half of the Top 8. The Rabbitohs have won six of their last seven games, beaten only in golden point by Cronulla. Latrell Mitchell has returned in rare form and is improving all those around him. They are getting Campbell Graham, Lachlan Ilias and Daniel Suluka-Fifita back from injury this week. Jason Demetriou has them peaking at the right time. Brisbane have performed really well. Adam Reynolds has won a competition and played in last year’s Grand Final. His kicking combination with Selwyn Cobbo gets better each time they play. Pat Carrigan will be back for the finals and Payne Haas is exactly that to opposition defensive outfits. Their injury ward is almost empty. Parramatta haven’t lost backto-back games all season. Their roster has the ingredients to win a comp – how else have they beaten Penrith twice this season. Mitch Moses returns this weekend. Bailey Simonsson is close too. Yes, the Eels last Premiership was 1986 and, yes, they haven’t won more than three straight games all season (Rd 3-5), but there is something about this team that just can be ignored. Look how close they came to knocking Penrith out of last year’s Finals in an epic contest. Then there are the Roosters, as discussed above. Who knows, maybe this is the year when finishing Top 4 doesn’t matter.Butthose who fail to learn from history are bound to make the same mistakes, so don’t be seduced too quickly.Ofthe 24 NRL Grand Final winners, not only has no team won from outside the Top 4, 15 have come from within the Top 2. Don’t jump off the likes of the Panthers and North Queensland too quickly.
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The Roosters have everyone talking of late. Photo: NRL Images.
A perfect grubber from Soni Luke allowed Alec Susino to score a few minutes later, before a Falls kick landed on the chest of Thomas Jenkins, who scored Penrith’s fourth try to give them a 24-4 lead at half-time. The break didn’t slow the Panthers down as Robert Jennings crossed just two minutes after the resumption. Mounties lost Dylan Smith to the sin bin for a professional foul a few minutes later, but the Panthers could only score once during that period through Isaiah Iongi. Jenkins crossed for his 20th try of the season with 15 minutes remaining, before Mounties crossed for a consolation try to make the final score 42-10. It was a near-identical scoreline for the Jersey Flegg Panthers as they thrashed the Victorian Thunderbolts 44-10 in the day’s second game. The Thunderbolts opened the scoring with a burrow-over from dummy half, before the Panthers took control midway through the half with a Hohepa Puru try sandwiched between a Cody Lawson double, taking a 16-6 lead to half-time. Liam Ison marked his first Jersey Flegg game with a try, before Keegan Russell-Smith got on the scoresheet thanks to a fortuitous bounce. The flood of points continued with Lawson completing his hat trick before William Fakatoumafi and Billy Scott scored further tries.AThunderbolts try in the dying minutes cut the final margin to 34.The Panthers play their final regular season games in round 23 against Souths, with KOE Cup as the NRL curtain-raiser at Accor Stadium on Thursday and Jersey Flegg at Erskineville Oval on Sunday.Soni Luke had a strong game for the Panthers. Photo: Jake Hunter.
BIG WINS PUT PENRITH IN RED HOT FORM HEADING INTO FINALS
T he Penrith Panthers have continued their strong late-season form in the Knock-On Effect NSW Cup, claiming their fourth straight win, 42-10, over Mounties at BlueBetMountiesStadium.started strong, dominating the Panthers early and taking a 4-0 lead through Tui Katoa in the 9th minute.
The Panthers put the poor start behind them 10 minutes later, taking the lead when J’Maine Hopgood backed up some second phase play, with Kurt FallsHopgoodconverting.grabbed an early double shortly after when he reached past three defenders to slam the ball down.
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