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PANTHER RUMBLINGS

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GUS DUMPS SMH » Panthers coach Anthony Griffin wanted

his side to bunker down this week and focus on Saturday night’s game against Melbourne, eliminating as many distractions as possible. Griffin arranged for his squad’s two compulsory media sessions to be held on Saturday and Monday, getting them out of the way nice and early so he could ensure he had 100 per cent attention from his players in preparation for the game. The squad considers Saturday night’s game a crucial one – they are still burning over their loss to the Roosters a fortnight ago and are desperate to prove themselves against a top four side.

» In a huge blow to Fairfax, Phil Gould

will no longer be writing his popular columns for the Sun Herald or the Sydney Morning Herald. Gould (pictured) has signed an exclusive deal with Channel Nine that will expand on his current role as a commentator on their rugby league coverage. Gould’s columns will now appear on Nine’s digital offerings online. “I am absolutely thrilled with this new opportunity to expand my role with Channel Nine and interact with the real fans of rugby league through our various media platforms,” Gould said. “The extended service Channel Nine will be providing to lovers of rugby league is very exciting indeed. I feel honoured and grateful to be part of such a wonderful team here at Channel Nine.”

» Spotted: Injured forward James FisherHarris stopped in to Cook’s Castle on High Street for a bite of Indian food after watching last Friday’s game against Newcastle from the sidelines.

» Penrith officials were surprised at the

size of last Friday evening’s crowd at Pepper Stadium. Spooked by the 6pm timeslot, which most clubs strongly disagree with, officials would have been pleased with anything over 8,000 especially given the current pulling power of the opposition. To exceed the 10,000 mark was impressive – and even more telling is that it was a bigger crowd than the Western

Sydney Wanderers attracted against Melbourne City in a much more friendly timeslot on the same night.

Panthers boss Phil Gould has signed an exclsuive deal with Nine

» Meanwhile, the Panthers v Knights

game attracted 179,000 viewers on Fox League, making it the lowest watched game of the round. In fact, except for the opening round of the competition, the Friday 6pm game has been the lowest rating game of every weekend so far.

The jury remains out but early signs are that the vast majority of fans, sponsors, journalists and clubs who opposed the new timeslot will be proven right. The ‘pub game’ theory never made sense and I’m yet to see any evidence that people are cramming into watering holes across Sydney in a desperate attempt to watch the 6pm clash.

» Just on the 6pm timeslot, it’s inter-

esting to note that the clubs receive no compensation from the NRL for hosting a game in the dreaded timeslot. That’s despite poor crowds resulting in lower gate receipts, fewer merchandise sales and lower than usual food and drink takings.

» The mysterious OAK Plus made a

sneaky appearance at Panthers training on Monday afternoon. OAK was filming a commercial for the new product, which is rumoured to be some sort of milk-focused energy drink. The Panthers have been wearing OAK Plus branding on their jerseys since the start of the season despite the product not yet being available to purchase.

» Rumours that the Western Force could be axed from the Super Rugby competition will almost certainly raise some interest at NRL headquarters. Perth is a logical expansion location for the NRL given the new TV timeslot it opens up every fortnight, which will be lucrative when the new TV deal is up for negotiation.

» If Penrith beat Melbourne on Saturday, it will be their 500th first grade win.

» Congratulations to Panthers winger

Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, who will become a father for the first time later this year. Dallin and his partner are expecting a baby in August.

» The Panthers are set to lose talented

youngster Zach Dockar-Clay to England.

While Dockar-Clay has huge wraps on him, he’s struggling to find a path to first grade at Penrith and is rumoured to be on the verge of accepting a deal with Hull

KR. The 21-year-old captained the Junior Kiwis in 2015.

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Panthers legend Royce Simmons may be 56-years-old, but you can’t fault his stamina. Last Friday Simmons was hard at it early in the morning at Panthers HQ, then was the guest speaker at a Men of League function, before hosting Captain’s Club events at the stadium. He was then spotted at the Leagues Club just after 11pm, controversially without a beer!

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f you believe that statistics and history define the likely result of a match, you’d be fearful of what awaits the Panthers against the undefeated Melbourne Storm this Saturday night.

The Panthers have never won at AAMI Park in six attempts and have tasted victory in just seven of their 31 games against the Storm. Penrith lose to Melbourne more than they do any other club, with an all-time win percentage of just 22.6 per cent (the next closest being the Roosters at just under 38 per cent).

But despite what the numbers show, there’s plenty of confidence surrounding the Panthers heading into this game, espe-

cially on the back of the performances of the respective teams last weekend.

The Panthers were all over Newcastle from the opening minute, failing to surrender a point in the 40-0 trouncing at Pepper Stadium. The Storm, meanwhile, looked out of sorts before finally getting on top of the Tigers to win 22-14 in what was an uncharacteristic performance at Leichhardt Oval.

In the last few days I’ve heard all the reasons why Penrith will apparently finally break their AAMI Park hoodoo.

“Melbourne look like they are due for a loss” and “It’s our time to finally win down there” are the two leading conversation starters.

Anthony Griffin will be having none of that. He knows that you don’t expect victory against Craig Bellamy’s men, you earn it.

Winning on Saturday night is all about

producing a strong performance in both attack and defence, and making very few errors. It’s about not missing that tackle you missed against the Dragons, or dropping that ball you let get away against the Roosters. It’s about committing for the full 80 minutes and frustrating Melbourne to such a point that they have to exit their usual format and push passes they wouldn’t normally push.

So, is this Penrith side ready? One moment against the Knights last weekend suggests it is. And it’s got nothing to do with the 40 points they scored, nor the way they simply kept coming at Newcastle’s line time and time again. For me, the moment that proved this Panthers side has what it takes to beat quality teams came in the 64th minute.

Already up 34-0, when Nathan Ross exploded down the eastern edge of Pepper Stadium, you could have forgiven the

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Panthers for not chasing hard. But from the shadows came a sprinting Te Maire Martin, running Ross down to save what would have been a certain try. Waqa Blake, James Tamou, Dallin Watene-Zelezniak and a host of other Panthers were nearby too – the chase was ferocious and determined. It was a game-defining moment lost in the big scoreline, but I assure you, it mattered plenty.

The spine-tingling performance of Reagan Campbell-Gillard and for that matter the entire Penrith pack proved that they are ready to take on the competition’s most feared heavyweights.

Whatever the result this Saturday night, I have little doubt that the Panthers will be competitive. On the back of a lengthy preparation and confidence-building victory, it may just be time to walk away from AAMI Park as winners.

Tip: Panthers by 4

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FEATURE

CENTRE OF ATTENTION NATHAN TAYLOR @natetaylor87

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here’s something about Melbourne that the Penrith Panthers just don’t like.

They haven’t won in the Victorian capital in 12 years, and have only been victorious there twice since the Storm came into the competition way back in 1998.

Electric Panthers centre Tyrone Peachey wasn’t aware of that unwanted stat when Extra Time caught up with him after training on Monday afternoon.

“I didn’t know we hadn’t won there since 2005,” Peachey admitted.

“I’m not too sure why we can’t win down there. Since I’ve been here we haven’t won there but we’ve always had a young team.”

In fact, Penrith have only beaten the Storm seven times from 31 attempts – the

last victory a 12-10 thriller at Pepper Stadium back in 2013.

The Panthers are taking this Saturday night’s clash at AAMI Park very seriously and believe there’s no better time than the present to be challenging the Storm.

“We’re all looking pretty healthy and everyone is fired up for this game after last week’s win,” Peachey said.

“Melbourne’s ‘big three’ are pretty good players, so we’ll be trying to stop them and, if we manage that, we’ll go a long way to winning.”

Penrith will head into this weekend’s battle of the heavyweights full of confidence after embarrassing the hapless Newcastle Knights 40-0 last Friday.

While Peachey admitted the win wasn’t as perfect as the scoreline suggested, he was proud of the side’s effort to hold the Knights scoreless.

“We’re a defence orientated team and we try and work really hard for each other,” he said.

Tyrone Peachey was all smiles following Panthers training on Monday “We didn’t really have to work on our attack over the pre-season, we’ve got pretty good attack already, but we put a massive emphasis on working on our defence.”

Peachey scored an excellent try in the win over Newcastle, his third for the season so far.

The 25-year-old new dad said he’s growing more and more comfortable every week in the centres.

“I wouldn’t say I’m completely confident just yet because I still get nervous and have butterflies when teams shift my way,” Peachey said.

“I’m really enjoying my time in the centres and I’m just trying to do a good job every week to try and keep my spot there.”

If Penrith can knock off the unbeaten Storm this weekend, it will no doubt make up for a narrow defeat to the red-hot Roosters a fortnight ago – a loss that still stings.

“It was difficult to take that loss to the Roosters, they are a good team and we only just lost that game,” Peachey said.

“We are taking this game very seriously.

I think it’s going to be a good game against a team who haven’t lost yet.

“We’re going to go down there and try and rattle their cage and get the win.”

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Why AAMI Park is a graveyard for visiting teams

JAMIE SOWARD

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here are not many tougher places to play rugby league than down in Melbourne.

I never won down there in my whole career.

When you play a game anywhere else in the competition, you know you are going to have some fans there. While the Panthers will have some supporters at AAMI Park on Saturday night, they’ll unfortunately get drowned out by the home crowd.

Melbourne is a one-eyed town – there are no 50/50 neutral fans down there.

Another reason why it is so tough to win in the Victorian capital is because of the experienced, champion opposition you are coming up against.

You have to be smart with your game plan in Melbourne and last year when we lost there 24-6, I don’t think our game plan was suited to the conditions.

When I played there last year and back in 2015, we were out of both of those games in the first 15-20 minutes, just for being off the pace and having a few errors.

Melbourne are a team who are quite happy to lead by 10 points, strangle you out of a game, and then get more points

towards the end. Last year wasn’t a great experience for me down in Melbourne as it was my last ever NRL game, but it wasn’t a tennis match – I wasn’t out there by myself.

In Round 2, 2014, when I first played down there with Penrith, we just lost on the buzzer but we had a very good game plan that night.

The plan was to hang with them, don’t push any offloads, kick early and run hard – the Wests Tigers showed last Sunday that there might be a platform for that, to really go through them.

The illusion Melbourne create is they want you to go around them, they want you to come up and in, but they also want to race you to the corner post.

For the Panthers this week, they need to remember the game is still and always will be won up front.

Penrith really stood up against the Knights and I thought whilst they have so much talent and skill in the team, the engine room last week showed why that should be their platform for the rest of the year, rather than relying on bits of brilliance from everyone else at certain times.

You want to test yourself against the best

teams, and I think Penrith’s young guys will want to see how good they are.

The Storm won’t be like they were last week, they will try and strangle Penrith

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FEATURE

BRING ED TO PENRITH EMILY NEWTON @emmerleener

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e might live 2,729km from Pepper Stadium, but Papua New Guinea’s Ed Kolen is without a doubt one of Penrith’s biggest fans.

If you’ve been on the many Penrith Panthers fan pages on Facebook, chances are you’re familiar with Mr Kolen’s passion and excitement for his team.

A Panthers supporter since he was five-years-old, Mr Kolen has formed new friendships with fans in Australia through the shared love of the team.

“I am so glad to have joined the Penrith Panthers fans Facebook groups,” Mr Kolen said.

“To be honest, they are like a family to me.”

Another Panthers fan, Steve Brewin, was so impressed by Mr Kolen, that he has started a crowdfunding campaign to bring him over to Penrith to watch a home game in the flesh.

“He’s probably the most positive fan on

there, he’s always throwing his support behind the team regardless of win, lose or draw,” Mr Brewin said.

“I got talking to him and realised that he lives in Papua New Guinea and he doesn’t have very much money.

“The amount of passion he has for the Panthers, he was going into dangerous areas of PNG to find a television just to watch the games.

“I felt like it would be a dream come true for him to get out and see a game.”

Panthers fans are throwing their support behind Mr Kolen by raising money for his passport, flights, accommodation and one experience he will never, ever forget.

When Mr Kolen first heard about the news, he was overwhelmed with excitement.

“To me, it was great news and I was really excited about it. I even told my friends and family about it,” he said.

“It would be a dream come true for me watching the game being played instead of watching it on TV.” A loyal fan of the Panthers after being inspired by his hero Mark Geyer, Mr Kolen is encouraging the team to play passionately this season.

Ed Kolen (right) with two of his friends who also support the Penrith Panthers in Papua New Guinea “Play with love, joy and pride for the people in Penrith and the fans around Australia and other parts of the world,” he said.

To help Mr Kolen finally see his beloved Panthers play at Pepper Stadium, visit www.gofundme.com/bring-ed-over-forpanthers-game.

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Tigers management are playing us for fools

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ugby league, the greatest game of all? Yes it is but it surely must be the craziest game of all as well.

Four rounds in and we’ve already had one coach sacked and there could be more to follow. The ladder so far is nuts and the soap opera surrounding the game is like no other sport I know.

As we often say, “rugby league is the gift that keeps on giving”.

So let’s focus on Jason Taylor gone as Wests Tigers coach after just two losses.

This is madness! Who saw that coming and was it the right call?

I’m still confused on this one. I mean, don’t get me wrong I don’t think JT was the right coach for that club or group of young players. However, with the full backing of the Board and management he was allowed to make the huge call of moving on a club legend in Robbie Farah.

A decision which caused enormous pain to many and even had some fans refusing to support their beloved Tigers as long as JT was coach.

But then even the doubters became believers when in Round 1 the Tigers

produced a brilliant first up performance to beat the almighty Rabbitohs, and with their old mate and discard Robbie Farah in the losing side.

Yep, everyone said JT looks like he might be on the right track. Two weeks later after two losses and we all know what happened to the super coach.

Wests Tigers management then take us all for fools when they say their decision was performance based. Huh? Even blind Freddy can see that the so-called “big four” all being off contract and sharing the same manager must have something to do with this sudden axing of the previously well supported coach?

Club chair Marina Go and CEO Justin Pascoe (pictured) look us all in the eye and say they needed to stop the slide. This is laughable.

If every coach got sacked after two heavy losses, the coaching roundabout would be more like the high spinning Joy Wheel at Luna Park. Pull the other one guys!

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WHERE IT ALL BEGAN

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his Sunday, April 2 marks 50 years to the day since the Penrith Panthers played their first game in top flight rugby league.

After a successful campaign led by Merv Cartwright, the Panthers were admitted into the NSWRL competition for the 1967 season, along with Cronulla.

As we all know, the Panthers would taste premiership success long before the Sharks, but the club’s two grand final wins must have felt a million years away back in April of ‘67.

Penrith’s first game was a hard task – a Sunday afternoon match against Canterbury at the feared Belmore Oval.

A crowd of 10,257 turned out to see Canterbury play the competition’s newest team. The historic Panthers

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The Penrith Panthers team of 1967 team that day was: Bill Tonkin, Bob Landers, Ern Gillon, Wayne Peckham, Dave Applebee, Maurie Raper, Laurie Fagan, Tony Brown, Wal Crust, Bill McCall, Geoff Waldie, Ron Workman and Barry Harris.

Laurie Fagan scored Penrith’s first ever try in first grade.

Penrith were in front 12-10 with 15 minutes to go but then, disaster struck.

Barry Harris spotted an overlap, and quickly rushed the ball out to his teammates. Dogs Test centre Bob Hagan made a quick decision to defuse the situation with an intercept. He took the ball and ran away to score the match winner.

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tr ivia 1. What is the name of the Penrith Panthers cheersquad?

2. How many times has Penrith scored more than 40 points this season?

3. Which player made his NRL debut for Penrith last weekend?

4. Who is playing fullback for Melbourne this weekend?

5. How many games has Peta Hiku played so far this season?

ANSWERS: 1. Pantherettes 2. Once 3. Corey HarawiraNaera 4. Billy Slater 5. Three

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