[2023] R21 Panthers v Bulldogs - Game Day Thread

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Game Day Information

:rugby_football: Match Penrith Panthers v Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs
:stadium: Venue Bluebet Stadium, Penrith NSW
:clock10: Time Sunday 23rd July 2023 2:00pm
:tickets: Tickets Tickets via Ticketek
:rugby_football: Other Matches NSWCUP Penrith Panthers v Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs 23/7 11:30am
JFLEGG Penrith Panthers v Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs 22/7 6:00pm1
:sun_behind_rain_cloud: Weather :cloud_with_rain: Showers 15°C (:cloud_with_rain: Chance of Rain: 52% / :wind_face: Wind: S 14km/h)
:tv: Broadcast :tv: Fox League (Channel 502) [LIVE]
:desktop_computer: NRL Live Pass [LIVE]
:kayo: Kayo Sports [LIVE]
:radio: ABC Sydney 702AM [LIVE]
:radio: 2GB Sydney 873AM [LIVE]
:radio: MMM Sydney 104.9FM [LIVE]

1. Jersey Flegg Cup fixture to be played at Windsor Sports Complex, Windsor NSW.

:rugby_football: Telstra Premiership | Full Time

Penrith Panthers 44 Tries Tyrone Peachey (2), Brian To’o (2), Isaah Yeo, Stephen Crichton, Scott Sorensen, Luke Garner.
Goals Nathan Cleary (6/8)
Canterbury Bulldogs 18 Tries Paul Alamoti, Jake Averillo, Jeral Skelton.
Goals Matt Burton (3/3)

:rugby_football: Knock On Effect NSW Cup | Full Time

Penrith Panthers 40 Tries Jack Cole (2), Matt Stimson, John Faiumu, Tom Jenkins, Jesse McLean, Jaeman Salmon.
Goals Jack Cole (7/7)
Canterbury Bulldogs 16 Tries Fa’amanu Brown, Zac Montgomery, Harry Hayes
Goals Bailey Hayward (2/3)

:rugby_football: Jersey Flegg Cup | Full Time

Penrith Panthers 40 Tries Blake Moore (2), Peter Taateo, Samuel Lane, Luke Philp, Timothy Sielaff-Burns, Joseph Nohra.
Goals Joseph Nohra (6/7)
Canterbury Bulldogs 12 Tries Daniel Corcoran, Jonah Glover.
Goals Jonah Glover (2/2)

Postgame Media

MATCH REPORT

PRESS CONFERENCE

HIGHLIGHTS

FULL MATCH REPLAY

PANTHER PRIDE MOTM VOTING

Team

Telstra Premiership Knock on Effect NSW Cup Jersey Flegg Cup
:rugby_football: Panthers v Bulldogs :rugby_football: Panthers v Bulldogss :rugby_football: Panthers v Bulldogs
:clock3: Sunday 23/7 2:00pm :clock3: Sunday 23/7 11:00am :clock3: Saturday 22/7 6:00pm
:stadium: Bluebet Stadium :stadium: Bluebet Stadium :stadium: Windsor Sports Complex
TEAM
1. Dylan Edwards 1. Isaiah Iongi 1. Liam Ison
2. Sunia Turuva 2. Tom Jenkins :small_red_triangle: 2. Tim Seilaff-Burns
22. Tyrone Peachey :small_red_triangle: 3. Jesse McLean :small_blue_diamond: 3. Luke Philp
4. Stephen Crichton 4. Matt Stimson 4. Sam Lane
5. Brian To’o 5. Daeon Amituani :small_red_triangle: 5. Daeon Amituanai
6. Jarome Luai 6. Jack Cole 6. Blake Moore
7. Nathan Cleary © 7. Trent Toelau 7. Joseph Nohra
8. Moses Leota 8. Eddie Blacker 8. Sunita Lotoaniu
9. Mitch Kenny 9. Luke Sommerton 9. Connor Mason
10. James Fisher-Harris 10. Liam Henry 10. Peter Taateo
11. Scott Sorensen 11. Mavrik Geyer 11. Harrison Hassett
12. Liam Martin 12. Jaeman Salmon :small_red_triangle: 12. Zac Lipowicz
13. Isaah Yeo © 13. Matt Eisenhuth :small_red_triangle: 13. Billy Scott
INTERCHANGE
14. Soni Luke 14. Kurt Falls 14. Ryley Smith
15. Lindsay Smith 15. Ativalu Lisati 15. Luron Patea
16. Spencer Leniu 16. Chris Smith 16. John Sagaga
17. Luke Garner 17. John Faiumu 17. Billy Phillips
RESERVES
18. Jack Cogger 3. Tyrone Peachey :small_red_triangle_down: 18. Cody Lawson
3. Izack Tago:injured::small_red_triangle_down: 19. Luke Hanson
19. Matt Eisenhuth :small_red_triangle_down: 20. Riley Wake
20. Jaeman Salmon :small_red_triangle_down: 21. Jack Garrod
21. Tom Jenkins :small_red_triangle_down:
COACH
HC Ivan Cleary HC Ben Harden HC Jono Rolfe
AC Peter Wallace
AC Ben Garnier

:small_red_triangle::small_red_triangle_down: Promoted/Relegated | :small_orange_diamond: Positional Change | :injured: Out due to injury | :small_blue_diamond: Rested due to Origin

Match Officials

Telstra Premiership K.O.E NSW Cup Jersey Flegg Cup
Referee Chris Butler Jake Sutherland Blake Williams
Sideline Official David Munro John Woods Brandon Mani
Keiren Irons Bradley Kiehne Mitchell Robinson
Video Referee Adam Gee - -

Referee Success Rate

Referee Active Since 2023 Overall Pen. For Pen. Against Ratio
Chris Butler 2014 (0/0) - (7/11) 63.64% 38 52.5 0.72

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 * Note: May contain a 1% margin of error.

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:mega: Team Lists and Match Officials have been updated.

TELSTRA PREMIERSHIP TEAMLIST

KNOCK ON EFFECT NSW CUP TEAMLIST

JERSEY FLEGG CUP TEAMLIST

The only danger they have this week is complacency.

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I think the Panthers will use this week to really ram the message home to the competition. Nathan returns this week and he will want to show he is ready for the finals push. All the team is refreshed and got some well deserved rest. It’s time to put a exclamation mark on this season.

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In front of a home crowd, Sunday arvo game, I’m hoping for a 70+ margin

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I’m thinking it will be a lot closer, say more like 60+

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Updated Team List

Panthers coach Ivan Cleary has updated his squad to face the Bulldogs at BlueBet Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Representative halfback Nathan Cleary will return from a hamstring injury to play his 150th NRL game.

Matt Eisenhuth, Tom Jenkins and Jaeman Salmon drop out of the squad and will play NSW Cup on Sunday.

The Panthers will wear the 2023 home kit for the Round 21 clash.

:rugby_football: Knock On Effect NSW Cup | Full Time

Penrith Panthers 40 Tries Jack Cole (2), Matt Stimson, John Faiumu, Tom Jenkins, Jesse McLean, Jaeman Salmon.
Goals Jack Cole (7/7)
Canterbury Bulldogs 16 Tries Fa’amanu Brown, Zac Montgomery, Harry Hayes.
Goals Bailey Hayward (2/3)

KNOCK ON EFFECT NSW CUP REPORT

:rugby_football: Jersey Flegg Cup | Full Time

Penrith Panthers 40 Tries Blake Moore (2), Peter Taateo, Samuel Lane, Luke Philp, Timothy Sielaff-Burns, Joseph Nohra.
Goals Joseph Nohra (6/7)
Canterbury Bulldogs 12 Tries Daniel Corcoran, Jonah Glover.
Goals Jonah Glover (2/2)

JERSEY FLEGG CUP REPORT

Tyrone Peachey has been elevated to the starting side in place of Izack Tago, who has been ruled out with a minor leg injury.

First 30 minutes was good, then we took the foot off the pedal.

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:rugby_football: Telstra Premiership | Full Time

Penrith Panthers 44 Tries Tyrone Peachey (2), Brian To’o (2), Isaah Yeo, Stephen Crichton, Scott Sorensen, Luke Garner.
Goals Nathan Cleary (6/8)
Canterbury Bulldogs 18 Tries Paul Alamoti, Jake Averillo, Jeral Skelton.
Goals Matt Burton (3/3)

TELSTRA PREMIERSHIP MATCH REPORT

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

Definitely took their foot off the throat after 30 minutes. Can’t afford to do that in the next few games.

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A great home crowd, great weather and we got the 2 points.

Even for that first 30 minutes, felt we didn’t get out of 2nd gear, then basically stuck the transmission into angel gear for the rest of the game.

That said we just did what we had to do, and no one on the team disappointed.

I will give two shout outs though, firstly to Kenny - I thought he just played out of his skin. Yes he got tired and needed a break at the end, but his defence and service was outstanding as usual. That pass to Yeo for his try was absolutely sublime.

Second shout out is to Lindsay Smith. He will pick up the Panthers rookie of the year award by a country mile. Not only does he run good lines hard, his defense today was outstanding. No missed tackles, and some of those were 1:1 on the tryline. Hasn’t taken a backward step since coming into first grade this year.

We didn’t beat them by a huge margin, but obviously that wasn’t their intent.

We can’t idle against the sharks next Saturday, they may be sloppy in defence, but as todays game against Manly showed, they can attack from their own half, and come back to bite if you let them in.

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I’m not sure how to feel about that one.

The first 30 minutes were dominant, the Bulldogs were choked of opportunity, and the Bulldogs couldn’t find a way to turn the momentum. At times they were out scoring the clock.

That being said it seemed we were in second gear, but getting the job done.

The second half the Panthers just seemed to take their foot off the pedal and coast it till full time, allowing the Bulldogs to capitalise on some sloppy defence at the backend of the second half.

I feel if they just played to their potential it would have been a devastating scoreline and really sent a message. I know it’s probably not a great thing saying this about a 44-18 scoreline, but I felt a tad disappointed. I felt we had 50+ in us, but again we fell short of the half century.

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