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PANTHER RUMBLINGS

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CARTY RETURNS » Bryce Cartwright will make his long-

awaited return from injury this weekend via Penrith’s ISP NSW side. He’s been named at lock, and Panthers fans who arrive at Pepper Stadium early on Saturday will get to see him in action against the Illawarra Cutters from 12.40pm. Cartwright took part in a field session with Penrith’s first grade team on Tuesday, so expect him to be back in the NRL side as early as next week.

» It’s been a tough year for Cartwright,

but the 22-year-old had some good news this week. He’s confirmed that he and his partner Shanelle are expecting their first child. “I can’t wait to raise little Baby Cartwright with you,” he wrote in a touching social media tribute to his girlfriend. “You are going to be the best mum and I can’t wait to take care of you and our little family.”

» Penrith’s Finals hopes suffered a big

blow when Trent Merrin was ruled out for at least the next six weeks with a knee injury. He suffered the injury in the first half of last week’s impressive win over the Warriors; a match that also claimed Shaun Johnson’s season.

» This weekend marks Women in League Round and the Panthers will be wearing their pink jersey for the clash against the Titans at Pepper Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Look out on Penrith’s social media channels for news of a special game day promotion, with pink jerseys down to $99 for the first 50 buyers.

» The Tyrone Peachey / Leilani Latu

rumour, first published by ‘The Mole’ on the WWOS website last week, is starting to gain some traction. Both players have now denied the exit rumour, but expect the speculation to continue. The real focus of the strong whisper is Latu, who we understand is struggling with fitness and lucky to be holding on to his first grade spot. He’s even been linked to the struggling Newcastle Knights, who are desperately trying to build a squad that

Bryce Cartwright at training on Tuesday afternoon. Photo: Melinda Jane will get them off the bottom of the ladder.

Watch this space.

» Spotted: Former Panthers first grade

player Chris Levy in the Members Bar at the Wanderers v Arsenal match at ANZ Stadium last Saturday.

» Spotted: Current Penrith star Josh

Mansour was also part of the huge crowd at ANZ Stadium, cheering on his beloved Gunners to a 3-1 win over Western Sydney.

» Talking of the Wanderers v Arsenal

match, how’s this for a story. Panthers legend Royce Simmons was at the game, hosting members of the Captain’s Club.

One particular member is a Leicester City

fan, and was proudly wearing the club’s jersey to the match. At one stage, a crowd member came over to where Royce and the Captain’s Club member were sitting, and asked for a photo. The great Roycie jumped up, ready to oblige yet another adoring fan. Turns out the bloke wanted a photo with the guy in the Leicester City jersey, having never heard of the 1991 Grand Final hero.

» Former Panthers centre Ryan Girdler

has revealed Royce Simmons talked him out of leaving the club in 1995. Girds wanted to head home to Wollongong.

» Is the NRL seriously trying to sell

next year’s 7.45pm Origin kickoff for the Sydney game as “family friendly”? It

seems that way, and if so, Todd Greenberg and his marketing team are more out of touch than previously thought.

The Sydney game will be played at ANZ Stadium on Sunday, June 24 – there’s no public holiday the next day and it’s not school holidays. The game will still end after 9.30pm, long after plenty of kids’ bed times. The Wednesday matches in Brisbane and Melbourne will still kick off at 8.10pm, even more unfriendly for families. Perhaps Greenberg needs to be honest – the 7.45pm timeslot is less about making it better for families and more about Channel Nine knowing what’s best for their ratings. Given how much they pay to broadcast the game, there’s no real problem with that, but please don’t try to sell us the family friendly BS.

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MATCH PREVIEW

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fortnight ago I wrote about the frightening prospect that Penrith’s Finals hopes could evaporate in the space of eight days, with clashes against Manly and the Warriors likely to determine their fate.

Underdogs in both games, the Panthers showed plenty of fight to collect four competition points and place themselves very much back in the race for a top eight spot.

As much as those two games could have killed off Penrith’s hopes, the next three have the prospect to almost confirm a spot in the post-season.

Home matches against Gold Coast,

Canterbury and Wests Tigers in consecutive weeks give Penrith a real chance to reach 26 competition points by the time round 22 is complete. From there, the task would be to win two (but possibly just one) games to qualify for the Finals – a prospect that seemed to be slipping through the side’s fingers just a few weeks ago.

No matter what the scenario, Anthony Griffin will have his side focused on only one thing right now – beating the Titans at Pepper Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

In torrential conditions last week the Titans showed a tonne of spirit to down the defending Premiers 30-10. Regardless of the weather, the Titans showed plenty of smart play to take on a Sharks defensive line that kept coming up too quickly – the majority of their tries a direct result of Cronulla over-reading the play and halfback Ash Taylor taking advantage.

Taylor’s game may have been good – in

fact it was probably his best game in a couple of seasons – but it was his opposite number seven this weekend who had everyone talking after round 19. Nathan Cleary stepped up to the plate following Matt Moylan’s late withdrawal from the Penrith side, leading the team around brilliantly and bagging a hat trick of tries in his own right.

And while Cleary has been in the spotlight this past week, there’s probably no better person to be able to handle it – the cool, calm and collected nature of the teenager (and the helpful influence of dad Ivan) will ensure that he doesn’t get too big for his boots any time soon.

With Moylan slated to return on Saturday, Cleary won’t be quite as busy but he’s without doubt proven something to his skipper and Moylan’s week off may turn out to be a blessing in disguise with the halves combination perhaps to find more

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balance now that Cleary’s shown what he is capable of.

The Gold Coast boast plenty of game breakers and their current position on the ladder is perhaps more reflective of their early season injury crisis than it is their ability across the park. From the Hayne Plane to Anthony Don, Konrad Hurrell and William Zillman, the Titans’ ability to create something quickly via their backline is something to be admired.

After getting rid of the cobwebs with a nice performance last week, I’m expecting a big game from James Fisher-Harris, who has so much potential if he can remain injury-free. The loss of Trent Merrin to injury is significant but it’s a chance for Fisher-Harris to stand up.

The Panthers have shown enough in the past fortnight to prove they’re back on track and within reach of silencing their critics. Tip: Panthers by 14

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FEATURE

WALLACE opens up NATHAN TAYLOR @natetaylor87

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anthers hooker Peter Wallace has opened up for the first time about getting injured the day before he was due to return to the State of Origin arena after eight long years.

The 31-year-old was all but named to return to the NSW Blues for the first time since 2009 – that was until the former captain injured his groin during Penrith’s win over Newcastle in Round 11.

Wallace was so close to joining the Blues side for Origin I that he was asked by coach Laurie Daley to attend a team meet up at The Star casino on the day of the announcement, in case good news regarding his injury eventuated.

“There was always hope,” Wallace said on Tuesday.

“I didn’t know what was wrong but I was pretty sore.

“There was some hope initially that it would be something that would settle down pretty quick but that wasn’t the case – it was a pretty big tear. It was very disappointing.”

As history shows, Titans hooker Nathan Peats was chosen in Wallace’s absence and enjoyed a memorable debut for the Blues in their only win of the series.

Wallace said it was tough watching the Origin opener knowing he should have been there.

“The first one was hard to watch but the last two games I was looking forward to them,” he said.

“I don’t think I’ll ever get over it. It’s very frustrating but I’ve had some disappointments in my career, you just have to move on and focus on the next thing and that was getting back as quick as I could for Penrith.”

After nine weeks on the sideline – longer

Panthers hooker Peter Wallace will return from injury on Saturday. Photo: Melinda Jane than first predicted – Wallace finally returns to Penrith’s starting side to take on Peats and the Gold Coast Titans this Saturday afternoon at Pepper Stadium.

With Mitch Rein and Sione Katoa doing a tremendous job filling in, Wallace’s return gives Penrith some much needed experience as the business end of the season starts to heat up.

“I’m looking forward to starting this week. Both Rein and Sione did a great job while I was away,” Wallace said.

“It’s been a long time since we’ve been at home for a few weeks in a row and it’s come at a good time for us where we are sitting this time of year.

“Hopefully we can use that to our advantage.”

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FEATURE

latu clears the air NATHAN TAYLOR @natetaylor87

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e’s been the subject of rumours for the last few weeks, but Panthers interchange forward Leilani Latu has denied he wants out of the club.

Fronting the media on Tuesday afternoon, the 24-yearold Tongan international was forced to answer questions regarding his future, despite being contracted to the Panthers until the end of the 2020 season.

It’s been reported that the towering prop was unhappy at the foot of the Mountains and was in early talks with three clubs – New Zealand, Newcastle and Parramatta – to play out his future elsewhere.

“It beats me where these rumours are coming from,” Latu told Extra Time.

“I actually got questioned by my teammates about the situation and I told them I’m not going anywhere.”

Latu confirmed he had spoken to Panthers boss Phil Gould as soon as the news was reported.

“I spoke to my manager about it, I spoke to Gus about it – I did that on the first day that I found out [about the rumours],” he said.

“Since then I haven’t looked into all the rumours and what everyone is saying about me.”

Latu, who made his first grade debut with the Panthers back in 2015, burst onto the scene with plenty of promise, largely thanks to his size and ball-playing skills.

However, this season he’s struggled to find the form that saw him selected for City Origin last year.

When pressed if he was still happy at the club, the Canterbury Bulldogs junior reiterated how much he loved playing at Penrith.

“I love this club, I love my teammates, I love the coach, I love the community here and our fan base. Everything here is going well for me,” he said.

“I’m here until 2020, and each week I plan to give it my best for this club.”

Meanwhile, fellow Panthers teammate and livewire Tyrone Peachey has also been the subject of exit rumours of late but Extra Time understands that too is well off the mark.

Prop Leilani Latu faced the media on Tuesday at Panthers HQ. Photo: Melinda Jane

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Battle of the ‘game managers’ will be exciting to watch

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hen Panthers skipper Matt Moylan was ruled out of Penrith’s line-up before last week’s clash against the New Zealand Warriors, it was up to young halfback Nathan Cleary to take control.

He did just that!

With his side down 22-18, Nathan completely took over the back end of that game and looked in complete control when the scores were tight. The way Nathan finished that game off was everything I mentioned in this column last week – it was controlled, game management. Nathan’s one of the best, if not the best young player in the game doing that at the moment.

Often halves can try too hard when their fellow playmaker is not there but I thought Nathan played exceptionally well, especially with Tyrone May outside him on debut.

With Moylan named to return from a hamstring injury this Saturday against the Titans, it will be important for him to understand that he doesn’t need to overplay his hand. Cleary’s got the hot hand

at the moment and with veteran Peter Wallace also set to return, it’s all coming along nicely for the Panthers at the right time.

What fans need to understand however, is that Nathan isn’t going to score 20+ points every week. But if he’s kicking to corners, running the ball at tired forwards and massaging the game – then he’s doing his job. Don’t expect Nathan to score three tries every week because it’s not going to happen!

While I congratulate Penrith on a gritty win against the Warriors last week, they are going to have to play smart this weekend against the Titans.

Gold Coast are a fantastic side who have come to Sydney multiple times this year and beaten teams on pure heart and determination, even though they’ve been riddled with injuries.

And if experts thought Nathan Cleary had a great game last Friday night, then Ash Taylor’s performance against the Premiers in the wet was just as impressive.

Saturday afternoon’s battle between Cleary and Taylor will be juicy to watch.

While very young, those two guys are head and shoulders above everyone else

under the age of 25 when it comes to game management.

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Highs and lows of rugby league there for all to see

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he highs and lows that can be delivered by rugby league were there for all to see at Mount Smart Stadium (Manu Vatuvei Stadium) in Auckland last Friday night.

On the positive was a kid you know well, Nathan Cleary (pictured). Just 19 years of age and in his first full season of NRL, Cleary ripped apart his opposition for whom he used to be a ballboy back in the day.

Three tries and five goals for a personal haul of 22 points were inclusive of a command performance.

Alongside Nathan was Minchinbury Jets junior Tyrone May. For Tyrone, it was game one in the NRL, and it came with a try on debut.

These are moments as a commentator I really enjoy.

As a matter of fact I have called all the four pointers on debut of May, Viliame Kikau and Corey Harawira-Naera this year on Fox League.

But then there is the down side, and it was felt by both teams.

Skippering the Panthers in the absence

of Matt Moylan, Trent Merrin suffered a knee injury in the first half. He’ll be doing well to be back on the field before the Finals if the Panthers make it.

For the Warriors, Shaun Johnson’s season was literally cut down by a knee injury in the second half. It won’t require surgery, but the only likely football we’ll see from the Warriors superstar again in 2017 is at the World Cup. There would be a fair bit of mental ‘pain’ and frustration caused by the injuries for both players.

We all wish them well for their rehab, just as Panthers fans have done this year for the likes of Sam McKendry, Bryce Cartwright, Peter Wallace and Dean Whare. It’s a tough sport and teams need a bit of luck on the injury front to be the best they can be.

As for the state of play for the Panthers and their playoff chances, I bring with me this week a message of hope.

In the 10 seasons since we went to 16 teams and each team playing 24 matches, the top eight with seven rounds to go has never been the final top eight.

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ow do you win six games, lose none and still not make the Finals of a tournament?

That was the story for Penrith’s Super League side of 1997, who cruised their way through the World Club Championship only to miss out on playing for the trophy.

The championship was split into four pools – Australian Pool A, Australian Pool B, Europe Pool A and Europe Pool B. The bizarre mid-season tournament saw the Panthers travel to Odsal Stadium in Bradford on June 9, 1997.

In front of 14,378 fans the Panthers emerged 20-16 winners. The side stayed in the UK, defeating Warrington 52-22

the next week in front of 3,850 fans at Wilderspool Stadium. For their final game in England, Penrith thrashed St Helens 50-30 in a game where the scoreboard kept up with the match clock.

Back home in Penrith, the Panthers continued their dominance of the international sides in round four of the tournament, defeating Warrington 48-12 in front of a disappointing crowd of 5,642.

Pretty much the same number turned up the following week to see Penrith defeat Bradford 54-14 in round five.

On August 4, 1997 the Panthers played their final game of the tournament in front of 5,000 fans at Penrith Stadium, defeating St Helens 32-26.

So with six impressive wins, how did the Panthers not make the Finals of the tournament?

The club’s for and against would ultimately count against them, with the side finishing equal first in their pool but fourth (only the top three qualified)

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on points differential behind Brisbane, Auckland and Cronulla.

The rather strange and complicated structure of the competition saw Bradford, who hadn’t won a game during the tournament and had a points differential of minus 146, qualify for the Quarter Finals.

In the end, the Australian teams dominated the Finals of the 1997 World Club Championship and the Brisbane Broncos and Hunter Mariners faced off in the Final. It would be the only Final the Mariners ever reached in their short existence in top flight rugby league.

A Broncos side that boasted the likes of Darren Lockyer, Wendell Sailor, Kevin Walters, Allan Langer and Gorden Tallis ran riot over the Mariners, winning 36-12 in front of 10,300 fans at Ericsson Stadium in Auckland.

And so brought to an end one of the most bizarre rugby league tournaments you’ll ever see.

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tr ivia 1. Who was the first Penrith Panthers cheerleader to win the Big League Cheerleader of the Year award? (pictured) 2. Who has played the most first grade games for the Penrith Panthers?

3. What is the biggest crowd to ever watch a Panthers game at Penrith Stadium?

4. When did Trent Waterhouse make his NRL debut?

ANSWERS: 1. Amanda Flynn 2. Steve Carter 3.22,582 4. 2002

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