[2019] R19 Panther v Raiders - Game Day Thread

Game Day Information #NRLPanthersRaiders

:rugby_football: Match Penrith Panthers v Canberra Raiders
:stadium: Venue Panthers Stadium, Penrith NSW
:clock10: Time Sunday 28th July 2019 4:05pm
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:stadium: Gates Open Gates Open 11:30am
:rugby_football: Other Matches CCN Penrith Panthers v Mounties @1:50pm
JFC Penrith Panthers v Canberra Raiders 11:45am
:sun_behind_rain_cloud: Weather :sun_behind_small_cloud: Mostly Sunny 18°C (6% Chance of Rain :cloud_with_rain:)
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:radio: ABC Sydney 702AM [LIVE]
:radio: 2GB Sydney 873AM [LIVE]
:radio: MMM Sydney 104.9FM [LIVE]

:rugby_football: Telstra Premiership | Full Time

Canberra Raiders 30 Tries Josh Papalii, Elliott Whitehead, Aidan Sezer, Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, Jordan Rapana, John Bateman
Goals Jarrod Croker (3/6)
Penrith Panthers 18 Tries Brian To’o, Moses Leota, James Tamou
Goals Nathan Cleary (3/4))

:rugby_football: Canterbury Cup NSW | Full Time

Penrith Panthers 24 Tries Spencer Leniu (2), Sione Katoa, Matt Burton
Goals Dean Blore (4/4)
Mounties 14 Tries Brendan O’Hagan, Jack Murchie
Goals Andre Niko (3/3)

:rugby_football: Jersey Flegg Cup | Full Time

Penrith Panthers 26 Tries Glenn Mcgrady, Jake Tago, Brendan Hands, Maurice Trindall, Justin Jones
Goals Brendan Hands (3/5)
Canberra Raiders 26 Tries Harley Smith-Shields, Jackson Stuart, Semi Valemei, Ata Mariota, Matthew Timoko
Goals Tobias Westcott (3/5)

Post Game Media

PRESS CONFERENCE

PANTHERS MEDIA REPORT

MATCH REPORT

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

FULL MATCH REPLAY

MAN OF THE MATCH VOTING
https://discourse.pantherpride.com.au/t/round-19-v-raiders-motm/375

Teams

Telstra Premiership Canterbury Cup NSW Jersey Flegg Cup
:rugby_football: Panthers v Raiders :rugby_football: Panthers v Mounties :rugby_football: Panthers v Raiders
:clock3: Sunday 28/7 4:05pm :clock3: Sunday 28/7 1:50pm :clock3: Sunday 28/7 11:45am
:stadium: Panthers Stadium :stadium: Panthers Stadium :stadium: Panthers Stadium
TEAM
1. Dylan EDWARDS 1. Caleb AEKINS 1. Charlie STAINES
2. Josh MANSOUR 2. Malakai WATENE-ZELEZNIAK 2. Justin JONES
3. Dean WHARE 3. Stephen CRICHTON 3. Jake TAGO
4. Brent NADEN 4. Jed CARTWRIGHT 4. Shannon HARRIS
5. Brian TO’O 5. Matheson JOHNS 5. Glenn MCGRADY
6. James MALONEY 6. Matt BURTON 6. Adam FEARNLEY
7. Nathan CLEARY 7. Dean BLORE 7. Brendan HANDS
8. James TAMOU (c) 8. Spencer LENIU 8. Brad GAUT
9. Mitch KENNY 9. Sione KATOA 9. Ryan PRITCHARD
10. James FISHER-HARRIS 10. Kaide ELLIS 10. Lindsay SMITH
11. Viliame KIKAU 11. Billy BURNS 11. Alex MYLES
12. Frank WINTERSTEIN 12. Tyrell FUIMAONO 12. Ratu NANOVO
13. Isaah YEO 13. Hame SELE 13. J’maine HOPGOOD (c)
INTERCHANGE
14. Wayde EGAN 14. Sam MCKENDRY 14. Maurice TRINDALL
15. Jarome LUAI 15. Pat HOLLIS 15. Jack QUINN
16. Moses LEOTA 16. Nick LUI-TOSO 16. John TRIMBOLI
17. Reagan CAMPBELL-GILLARD 17. Paea PUA 17. Terrell MAY
RESERVES
18. Jed CARTWRIGHT 18. Jayden TANNER
19. Spencer LENIU 19. Luke GEARY
20. Stephen CRICHTON 20. Hayden BONNANO
21. Liam MARTIN
COACH
Coach: Ivan Cleary Coach: Guy Missio Coach: Ben Harden

Match Officials

Telstra Premiership Canterbury Cup NSW Jersey Flegg
Referee Ashley Klein Todd Smith Billy Greatbatch
David Munro - -
Sideline Official Tim Roby Cameron Paddy Robert Morey
Liam Nicholls Patrick Mackey Billy Greatbatch
Video Referee Steve Chiddy - -
Ben Galea - -

Referee Success Rate

Referee Active Since 2019 Overall Pen. For Pen. Against Ratio
Ashley Klein 2009 (0/3) 00.00% (7/26) 25.00% 100 102 0.98
David Munro 2011 (2/4) 50.00% (9/16) 56.25% 58.5 61 0.96

Came here to say Ashley Klein is refereeing. God help us all.

with Kikau now out of the squad, there will be a small shuffle in the forwards but the more curious impact i will be watching is how the Maloney news impacts/affects our squad

In many ways a weight will have been lifted from Maloney and his path ahead is clear to him at least, the unknown is how players around him and likely replacements view this as an opportunity to impress or sit back also knowing the way ahead is clear for them

As much as Maloney is now secure in knowing what he will do, its the unknown about what he will do as a member of the 2019 squad at Panthers

History beckons for him to chase a 3rd Premiership but with 2 already will he be focussed enough to work the harder to help the team

All teams have bumps and bruises and many players are playing with injury but this is the business end of the year where its the “mental” or “attitude” which is key to getting a team to the finals and an opportunity to play in the GF

Sunday will show to all of us where the side is at with “attitude” come 6PM on Sunday…they have much to cope with both on and off the field and the challenge of playing an in form team sitting ahead of them is both salivating and with risk.

This is an enormous game on so many levels IMO

One thing about “Jimmy Wins” (self titled) he is a professional. He will not be our problem if we have one trust me!

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Woo Hoo I will be in the Chairman’s for this one…and have Monday off :rofl::beers::ok_hand:

a glorious day which should provide conditions both teams will enjoy and after the results so far our position on the ladder will not change and the drivers today will be continuing our winning and to test ourselves against a team sitting higher on the ladder.

Raiders on the other hand have the chance to move to 3rd on the ladder.

I would like to hope the refs have no impact on todays game but suspect thats all it is…hope.

its clear for all to see we are getting the better everywhere except on the scoreboard and with the refs and for Klein to “warn” Maloney in questioning decisions…isnt that the role of the captain?

I actually think Klein should be sanctioned for that

That being said the only way we can take Klein out of the game is to outscore the other mob.

Simple…and lets see how we handle the second half.

Its time to let Mansour go

i wouldn’t say that yet but he was ordinary but he wasn’t alone on that side…Martin was quiet as was Naden and Naden didn’t go looking for the ball.
I am more concerned about Cleary…either by design or his focus he has become nothing more than another forward who tackles his heart out and that is not what we need of our 7
Note Cleary (Ivan) any player who has a ball stripped should be fined 10k

But gees we made some major mistakes and listening to Johns Raiders will win the comp but what i saw was a team slightly better than us so its either saying plenty about us or he has a bet on Raiders

I cannot see Raiders winning any of the of their next 5 games…who am i to argue with an immortal

But we were dumb, we got dumbed down by the refs and got every bad call but if you cannot score points you are always in trouble and one of our troubles is scoring points.

Maybe we were basking in the sunshine of wins against teams who were not on their game but we got a wake up call today and it wasn’t pretty.

They were too good for us today.

That referee Klein is something else. He needs to rethink
his own attitude towards players. Might have an easier
time of it if he earn’t their respect.

Raiders were on top of their game today, we had a few players who had an off-day.

Good news is we showed grit and determination to the very end.

I thought Edwards and Egan both had very good games, Tamou and JFH as well.

Why o why Naden didn’t kick the ball dead astounds me.

For two weeks in a row Leui ran many more metres sideways than forward. While I do see hints of Thurstan in his game, unless he knows when to inject the razzle dazzle and when to play it straight, I am a little concerned next year post Maloney.

To say I was astounded at some of the refs calls would be an understatement. No way Whare should of got ten in the bin, for what looked to my eyes at least to be an accidental 3 way collision.

Does anyone have any details of what apparently happened at half-time involving Klein, Maloney and I. Cleary?

I do hope nothing comes of that mallee either.

The good news - we are still in seventh spot and live to fight another day

I won’t say that we deserved to win, the Raiders were the better side on the day, but I have question marks over 2 of their tries, and the calls that led to 2 of their other tries:

  1. Whare sin bin - looked accidental, and pretty sure the player he collided with was off side from the kick, this led to the Whitehead try a minute later

  2. Sezer try - if it had been sent to the bunker it probably would have shown he was well in front of the kicker

  3. Nicoll-Klokstad try - Mansour possibly tackled in the air? The chaser definitely was not going for the ball at least.

  4. Line drop out call that led to Bateman try - pretty sure that Edwards was tackled before he got to the ball.

I might be wrong on these, and they may not have changed the result, but calls like this frustrated our players, making us make further mistakes trying to get back into the game.

:mega: Man of the Match voting is now open here.

https://discourse.pantherpride.com.au/t/round-19-v-raiders-motm/375

Your point about Luai does raise many questions about him, he looks like he is talented and has something but from my point of view he is NOT our long term 6 for the future.
This running sideways and his stepping is not only a waste of energy but makes it easier for the defence…not sure if his is capable of running straight and hard or indeed putting a player in a better position away.

I would try something left field this week…as we face Bulldogs.

I would rest Maloney and start Luai at 6 to see how the kids goes and if given the 6 can run straight, be a genuine 6 and use his guile running straight.(if he can)

Its a game i believe we could do both, freshen Maloney and test Luai

But our 6 for next year is interesting…how about we buy the Troboyovic boys and move Edwards to 6.

… so Luai runs sideways, Mansour runs backwards,
Maloney runs off at the mouth and Cleary doesn’t run at all.

We were beaten by a better side. Let’s prepare as a team
for next weeks opponent with as little change at all. Some
minor direction in our tactics sure to see us back in the
winners circle.

I guess I just like wingers who score lots of 4 pointers. JM has only scored once this season he is also prone to errors under the high ball good example yesterday. He is strong though and makes excellent post contact metres…move him to the second row!!

As strange as that sounds you may be onto something there. He generally runs in the middle of the field, so maybe lock could be his natural position?

SHF can I leave it to you to let Ivan know of the positional swap…next prob is who are we going to put on the wing to replace JM

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How about Moses Leota?

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