After struggling for almost twenty years since their inception in 1967, the Penrith Panthers experienced major success during the early 90’s with a Grand Final appearance in 1990 and then a maiden Premiership victory in 1991 against the Canberra Raiders. The Panthers then became one of the few clubs in rugby league history to follow up a wooden spoon year in 2002 with a Premiership the following season.
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Raiders cruise past Penrith 24-12 in NRL
by David Barbeler, 16 Jun 2013
Canberra fullback Reece Robinson starred in his side’s 24-12 NRL win over Penrith on Saturday, while his twin brother Travis had a night to forget. Reece earned man-of-the-match with a try and several desperate runs out of his in-goal, while Travis was taken off by Penrith coach Ivan Cleary midway through the first half after [...]
Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers: NRL live scores, blog
by Nigel Wakeley, 15 Jun 2013
Two of the biggest forward packs in the league will face off this evening when the Penrith Panthers visit the Canberra Raiders at Canberra Stadium. Join us for live scores and updates from 5.30pm AEST The overall record for the Raiders hasn’t been stellar in 2013, and coming into Round 14 the team is on [...]
NRL needs to solve salary cap problems
by Luke Doherty, 11 Jun 2013
One of the favourite lines used by former NRL chief executive David Gallop was that local juniors could become local heroes. Young Penrith star Matt Moylan has become a local hero, but his development from local junior into first grade footballer has been temporarily derailed by the current salary cap rules. The cap and the [...]
I deserve to be back in NRL: Naiqama
by Joe Barton, 11 Jun 2013
Penrith’s Wes Naiqama feels sorry for displaced fullback Matt Moylan but says he has no qualms about taking the youngster’s first grade spot. It is understood the NRL had already been attempting to tweak elements of the competition’s second-tier salary cap, which this week halted the burgeoning career of 20-year-old Moylan, but that review may [...]
Penrith Panthers vs Wests Tigers: NRL live scores
by The Roar, 9 Jun 2013 ![]()
It’s the battle of the big cats as a rejuvenated Penrith Panthers take on the struggling Wests Tigers at Centrebet Stadium this afternoon. Join us for live scores from 3.00pm AEST. After both having the bye in the last round Penrith and Wests will both go into today’s match relatively refreshed, but this is where [...]
Penrith reflect on lack of NRL respect
by Joe Barton, 4 Jun 2013
A three-game winning streak hasn’t yet earned Penrith the respect of the NRL, according to captain Kevin Kingston. The Panthers’ past month has featured a stunning upset of defending premiers Melbourne, a record-breaking 56-point demolition of the Warriors and a shutout of St George Illawarra. As a result, they’re starting to make some noise in [...]
St George-Illawarra Dragons vs Penrith Panthers: NRL live scores, blog
by Adam Scroggy, 25 May 2013 ![]()
Two teams coming off big wins in Round 10 will be looking for another when the St George-Illawarra Dragons take on the Penrith Panthers at WIN Jubilee Oval. Join us for live scores and commentary from 5.30pm AEST. Both the Dragons and the Panthers featured in wooden spoon predictions at the start of 2013, but [...]
Re-built Panthers on the prowl again in the NRL
by Tim Prentice, 22 May 2013
Just what is it in the water out Penrith way that helped produce incredible wins against defending premiers Melbourne and the hapless (or should I say hopeless) New Zealand Warriors? Maybe the secret ingredient is not the water and is hidden in the milk provided by major club sponsor, OAK. Penrith’s about-face over the past [...]
Panthers thrive in NRL under Cleary
by Ian McCullough, 21 May 2013
Penrith NRL centre Lewis Brown believes coach Ivan Cleary is slowly recreating the success he had with the Warriors at the rejuvenated Panthers. Written off as wooden spoon certainties at the start of the season, Cleary has masterminded three wins from the past four games with an injury-hit side. After producing the shock result of [...]
Walsh debunks the rigmarole of kicking for goal
by Dane25, 20 May 2013
Wowsers. What a collector’s item of sparkling goal kicking from Luke Walsh on Saturday night! The Penrith halfback’s spotless 11 from 11 was a magnificent showcase of accuracy from sideline to sideline, not to mention a perfect accompaniment to the razzle dazzle being served up by the Panthers on the CUA turf against a porous [...]
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Meninga asked to leave Brisbane CBD pub in early hours
by Laine Clark, 19 Jun 2013
Barely 24 hours after claiming he was fed up with rugby league’s image being tarnished, Queensland coach Mal Meninga has unwittingly added to the code’s growing list of off-field incidents. A red-faced Meninga admitted he was asked to leave a Brisbane CBD hotel early on Wednesday morning by security as the Maroons celebrated skipper Cameron [...]
Ferguson stood down by Raiders for four weeks
by AAP, 19 Jun 2013
Canberra have made suspended NSW Origin winger Blake Ferguson unavailable for NRL selection for at least four weeks while he undertakes an extensive alcohol management program. The Raiders board made the decision on Wednesday after the club met with Ferguson following his dumping from the NSW team when charged with indecent assault over an alleged [...]
Merritt pick works for Inglis
by Laine Clark, 19 Jun 2013
The feelgood story of the NSW State of Origin team has also made Queensland strike weapon Greg Inglis happy – for reasons that would wipe the smile off Blues fans’ faces. While stoked South Sydney teammate Nathan Merritt had finally earned a Blues jersey after 10 years trying, Inglis claimed their selection call had played [...]
Smithy looks punch-drunk after less than a season in charge
by Tim Prentice, 19 Jun 2013
Dave Smith, the new NRL Supremo, knows next to zippo about the game and he has forced refs boss Daniel Anderson to bring down an edict that cannot work in State of Origin football. ‘One punch and you’re off’ screamed the Sunday Tele, on page 1 of all places. Well, great stuff Smithy, your knee-jerk [...]
Anything Dugan do, Ferg can do better
by Greg Prichard, 19 Jun 2013
The problem with people like Blake Ferguson is they think the world revolves around themselves. They make bad decisions without any apparent thought of the consequences and think they can somehow keep surviving. Ferguson and his great mate, Josh Dugan, seem to be tag-teaming in terms of which one ends up in more trouble when [...]
How the Twit was covered by Twitter
by Nick Campton, 19 Jun 2013
I fired up my laptop at about 9:30AM Monday morning, opened Twitter and flicked on Fox Sports News, just to see what was happening. There was a rumour floating around. A bad one. The rumor was that Blake Ferguson and Josh Dugan were involved in an incident in Cronulla the night before. You need to [...]
The NRL joke that just isn’t funny
by Andrew Marmont, 19 Jun 2013
It reads like a criminal history: alleged indecent assault, drink driving and damaging property. Yet in the past week these acts have been linked to NRL players – namely Blake Ferguson, James Tamou and George Burgess. An Aussie, a Kiwi and an Englishman. It sounds like the start of a joke. They all walk into [...]
It’s time for an SBW masterclass
by Curtis Woodward, 19 Jun 2013
When Sonny Bill Williams announced he was returning to the game that made him famous, the rugby league world stopped and for a month or two Williams was bigger than Ben Hur. His face was everywhere. Finally came his debut for the Sydney Roosters and even then we were treated to SBW voiceovers from Channel [...]
State of Origin: the toughest game in Australian sport
by natalieshoebridge, 19 Jun 2013
State of Origin … the game where the hits are harder, the men are bigger, and the tempers are ticking time bombs. From the greats like King Wally and Joey Johns, to the one-game wonders, this is truly the toughest game in Australian sport. I was recently asked what the difference is between an Origin [...]
NRL: stop rewarding misbehaving players
by SuperEel22, 19 Jun 2013
Blake Ferguson is the latest NRL player to be embroiled in an off-field situation after getting drunk the day before Origin camp. Ferguson has no one to blame but himself for getting in this situation. Of course, being an Australian he has the right to a presumption of innocence. However, his actions have been that [...]
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