2021 Grand Final: Panthers V Souths

[herbert henry1908]

It is disrespectful, divisive, and reversed racism.

LOL, it’s not racist

It’s fine if you want to personally consider it disrespectful, but it’s definitely not racist.

 

[murraymob]

It is disrespectful, divisive, and reversed racism.

Not really it’s a footy game not a singing competition.i don’t stand up and sing the anthem why simple I am a fat old merkin to lazy to put my beer and pie down .but it is my right and freedom to do so as it it everyones including Cody

 

[murraymob]

Nope, they announced that Penrith would likely get a stadium just 4 months ago. V’Landys has been pushing for the govt to fund local grounds.

They said that also 5 years 10 years and so on.unless your going to Bunnings to grab the timber iirs not happening

 

[Smug Panther]

They said that also 5 years 10 years and so on.unless your going to Bunnings to grab the timber iirs not happening

If anyone can get it done it's Lord Peter

 

[herbert henry1908]

They said that also 5 years 10 years and so on.unless your going to Bunnings to grab the timber iirs not happening

I get the skepticism, but this time we have a deputy leader of the Liberal party trying to retain his very marginal seat in a very close election.

 

[ACTPanthers]

"have been treated" .... interesting statement. Talks of past tense.

A slip I assure you my friend It happens to this very day and should never be ignored.

In some cases ie Mundine just complain for the sake of it

The Anthem has been changed. Even been sang in aboriginal languages on the advise of groups. To be more inclusive.

Simply not singing it without getting involved in said aboriginal councils is just grand standing imo

But anyway it is a converstaion for elsewhere

I agree with some not being active within the Aboriginal councils and communities grandstanding to a certain degree. It's the reaction of others when people do take a stand that irritates me. I do try (my very hardest) not to get angry at people when opinions border on racism, and rather educate them instead. It normally leads to a better reception from them.

But yes, while an interesting discussion (if kept civil) it is probably best to have it elsewhere and just celebrate in this thread

I should have reworded my sentence better, and if I implied you did, I apologize as that was not my intention. I do understand why they have that stance, my partner is indigenous. I have since first hand the disadvantages they have. I know of people who have met Walker, and Mitchell, and they have described them in less than favorable terms.

Yeah I've seen my fair share of racism in the past (not so much anymore though, could be the people I surround myself with of course) so I know the pain it can cause, and I took no offence to what you said at all. It is your opinion and you are more than entitled to it.

 

[soc123_au]

Lol, Daine Laurie seen celebrating the Panthers win

@The Silverdale Phantom

Looks like your fullback still loves us.

 

[GongPanther]

ahaha just modern day slang, dub means win, an abbreviation sorta thing for the letter 'W'

As in George dubba Bush?

 

[DinkyDi]

LOL, it’s not racist

It’s fine if you want to personally consider it disrespectful, but it’s definitely not racist.

Lol @ you.

 

[Black Magik]

@The Silverdale Phantom

Looks like your fullback still loves us.

He'll be back...just like Ivan

 

[snickers007]

@The Silverdale Phantom

Looks like your fullback still loves us.

If one of our current players was spotted in an opposition jersey celebrating their win I would be livid.

I don't care who you debuted for, or how many mates you have in the team. You're paid very well to play for, and be an ambassador for your current club. It's a slap in the face of your current team mates, coaching staff, sponsors and fans.

Typifies the Tigers culture at the moment unfortunately. Players only go there for the payday at the end of their career, or an opportunity to play NRL, and secure a bigger payday in 12-24 months at a better club. No-one willing to bleed for their jersey, and it shows on the field.

How sad.

 

[GongPanther]

If one of our current players was spotted in an opposition jersey celebrating their win I would be livid.

I don't care who you debuted for, or how many mates you have in the team. You're paid very well to play for, and be an ambassador for your current club. It's a slap in the face of your current team mates, coaching staff, sponsors and fans.

Typifies the Tigers culture at the moment unfortunately. Players only go there for the payday at the end of their career, or an opportunity to play NRL, and secure a bigger payday in 12-24 months at a better club. No-one willing to bleed for their jersey, and it shows on the field.

How sad.

In the past, I've seen players at training with opposition gear on. Nowadays, the players are more appropriately kitted up and we don't see that any more. But you also have to take it into context that ever since he was a young lad, he has had an emotional attachment to the Panthers.

So seeing him celebrating isn't really the crime of the century, as he also would have been celebrating with his friends who are I imagine Penrith supporters.

My 1 cent worth.

 

[murraymob]

Good on Laurie changing good clubs does not mean changing mates .he left for a crack at first grade

 

[ColdWetPanther]

The Laurie thing, as well as Tamou who has posted a few Insta posts in support of the Panthers over the past few weeks, talks to the culture at Penrith. Both were 'forced out' to a certain extent, but both still respect the club and most importantly the playing group.

Hopefully helps us to create something sustainable and to help keep the worst ravages of the salary cap at bay.

 

[Panther Pete]

Lol, Daine Laurie seen celebrating the Panthers win

Is it possible this is an old photo taken when he still played for us?

 

[John Hamblin]

I get the skepticism, but this time we have a deputy leader of the Liberal party trying to retain his very marginal seat in a very close election.

I met him once not am impressive person, Just a wanker

 

[herbert henry1908]

I met him once not am impressive person, Just a wanker

Totally agree, but he’s also desperate for power. That can play to our advantage.

 

[herbert henry1908]

Is it possible this is an old photo taken when he still played for us?

No, I’m very certain it’s from the other night. He’s good mates with a heap of the players.

 

[soc123_au]

If one of our current players was spotted in an opposition jersey celebrating their win I would be livid.

I don't care who you debuted for, or how many mates you have in the team. You're paid very well to play for, and be an ambassador for your current club. It's a slap in the face of your current team mates, coaching staff, sponsors and fans.

Typifies the Tigers culture at the moment unfortunately. Players only go there for the payday at the end of their career, or an opportunity to play NRL, and secure a bigger payday in 12-24 months at a better club. No-one willing to bleed for their jersey, and it shows on the field.

How sad.

That's what makes it so funny.

 

[Fangs]

Funny for us, not for the Tigers. They don't need a lecture on club culture from the Panthers but they do need to look at themselves a bit more.