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08 :: R24 MNF :: Panthers 6 Storm 40 @ CUA

Round 24 Result :: Panthers v Storm


  • Total voters
    24
  • Poll closed .

Timmah

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PENRITH
1. Rhys Wesser 2. Luke Rooney 3. Michael Jennings 4. Brad Tighe 5. Michael Gordon 6. Maurice Blair 7. Luke Lewis
8. Tony Puletua 9. Luke Priddis 10. Petero Civoniceva (C) 11. Frank Pritchard 12. Trent Waterhouse 13. Nathan Smith

Interchange: 14. Matthew Bell 15. Adam Woolnough 16. Frank Puletua 17. Paul Aiton
Reserves: 18. Masada Iosefa 19. Joseph Paulo

MELBOURNE
1. Billy Slater, 2. Steve Turner, 3. Matt Geyer, 4. Israel Folau, 5. Anthony Quinn, 6. Greg Inglis, 7. Cooper Cronk
8. Jeff Lima, 9. Cam Smith ©, 10. Brett White, 11. Michael Crocker, 12. Jeremy Smith, 13. Dallas Johnson

Interchange: 14. Aiden Tolman, 15. Adam Blair, 16. Sika Manu, 17. Antonio Kaufusi​


Referee
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Matt Cecchin
Sideline Officials: Luke Potter & Rod Lawrence; Video Referee: Bill Harrigan​


Related Matches
Toyota Cup R24 Panthers v Storm @ CUA, Mon 4:45pm
NSW Cup R20 Windsor v Western Suburbs @ Windsor, Sat 6:00pm
NSW Cup R20 Central Coast Storm v Manly @ Kanwal, Sat 1:30pm


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mxlegend99

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I voted Penrith. We have the potential to give the Storm a good run for their money. I just fear what will happen if we play as we did against the Raiders.
 

Cletus

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I went for Penrith because I hate Bellamy. Hatricks for Jennings and Gordon.
 

mxlegend99

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I can't believe how many people have voted for the Panthers. The last time i remember people backing us for a massive upset was against the Sea Eagles last year... and we actually managed to pull it off.

I think this will come down to whether or not Craig Bellamy rests any of his players.
 

murraymob

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it could come down to how desperate penrith are.Melbourne are thinking of the semi finals and may not be fully switched on.Penrith has to throw everything at them.
 
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Jennings vs Falou will be the feature of the match but regardless of who plays the better of the two Melbourne will win comfortably. Storm 13+
 
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Won't be resting any players. We have a minor premiership to win! Hard to gauge Penrith though - after round 2 or 3 , I vowed never to tip them again this year, then they show a bit of form for a while, then come out like they did against Canberra.
In the end I expect Melb to be too strong, but could be a tight one at CUA
 

mxlegend99

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Given Melbourne have named a full strength team minus their injured players... they're taking this game seriously and that will end in trouble for the Panthers.

I was hoping Craig Bellamy would see this as a good opportunity to rest some of his key players.
 

pantherz9103

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I like the optimism of some people here. If Penrith stop giving penalties away to piggy back teams down the other end and don't give away tries from knocking the ball on in their half (like v Bulldogs!) they have a chance to beat the storm. We must have most of the ball to win. If we have to defend too much then we're no hope to be honest.
 

Ice777

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Given Melbourne have named a full strength team minus their injured players... they're taking this game seriously and that will end in trouble for the Panthers.

I was hoping Craig Bellamy would see this as a good opportunity to rest some of his key players.

Not now that Manly have given us a sniff to win the minor premiership. These are always danger games with the risk of complacency setting in, but i don't think the Storm will let that happen this week with a 3rd MP up for grabs. I reckon the Panthers could make us work for it though.
 

Panther_Daz

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Aug 19 - The Panthers have slashed ticket prices to one of the best games this season.

With the Panthers taking on the first placed Storm, ticket prices have been reduced by 40%, in some cases that saving is as much as 50% off. The game is of significant importance to to the team with a win ensuring that finals football is still a possibility. But they can't do it alone. Fans are encouraged to come along and be vocal to help the boys weather the Storm.

Tickets can be either pre-purchased from Panthers or by simply attending the game on Monday night.

General Admission
Adult: $10.00
Concession: $5.00
Family: $20.00
Extra Child: $5.00


Terrace
Adult: $12.00
Concession: $8.00
Family: $31.00


Grandstand
Adult: $16.00
Concession: $11.00
Family: $45.00
 

Caged Panther

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Aug 19 - The Panthers have slashed ticket prices to one of the best games this season.

With the Panthers taking on the first placed Storm, ticket prices have been reduced by 40%, in some cases that saving is as much as 50% off. The game is of significant importance to to the team with a win ensuring that finals football is still a possibility. But they can't do it alone. Fans are encouraged to come along and be vocal to help the boys weather the Storm.

Tickets can be either pre-purchased from Panthers or by simply attending the game on Monday night.

General Admission
Adult: $10.00
Concession: $5.00
Family: $20.00
Extra Child: $5.00


Terrace
Adult: $12.00
Concession: $8.00
Family: $31.00


Grandstand
Adult: $16.00
Concession: $11.00
Family: $45.00

Don't think it'll have to much impact to be honest, with the Storm being an out of town side and alot of Penrith people being lucky to be home from their jobs in the city by 7 the crowd could go lower than that which turned up for the bulldogs game.

Wonder if they'll do this for the manly game.
 

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