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2024 R20 Sun - Penrith 28-26* Dolphins @ BlueBet

Round 20: Penrith v Dolphins

  • Penrith Panthers

    Votes: 11 84.6%
  • Dolphins

    Votes: 2 15.4%
  • Draw after Golden Point

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    13
  • Poll closed .

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NRL 2024 - Round 20
Penrith Panthers v Dolphins
BlueBet Stadium, Penrith / Dharug (TICKETS)

Sunday 21 July 2024
NRL kickoff 2:00pm

Broadcast live on Fox, Kayo

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1. Daine Laurie 2. Sunia Turuva 3. Izack Tago 4. Casey McLean 5. Paul Alamoti 6. Brad Schneider 7. Nathan Cleary 8. Moses Leota 9. Mitch Kenny 10. James Fisher-Harris 11. Scott Sorensen 12. Luke Garner 13. Matt Eisenhuth 14. Trent Toelau 15. Lindsay Smith 16. Liam Henry 17. Luron Patea 18. Isaiah Iongi 19. Mavrik Geyer 20. Soni Luke 21. Tyrone Peachey 22. Jarome Luai 23. Brian To'o 24. Liam Martin

Out: Dylan Edwards (fullback), Isaah Yeo (lock), Jack Cole (bench)
In: Sunia Turuva (wing), Casey Mclean (centre), Nathan Cleary (halfback), Luke Garner (second row), Trent Toelau (bench), Luron Patea (bench), Isaiah Iongi (reserve), Mavrik Geyer (reserve), Soni Luke (reserve), Tyrone Peachey (reserve)
Changes: Daine Laurie (wing to fullback), Paul Alamoti (centre to wing), Brian To'o (wing to reserve), Jarome Luai (halfback to reserve), Liam Martin (second row to reserve), Matt Eisenhuth (bench to lock)

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1. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow 2. Jamayne Isaako 3. Jake Averillo 4. Herbie Farnworth 5. Jack Bostock 6. Kodi Nikorima 7. Isaiya Katoa 8. Jesse Bromwich 9. Max Plath 10. Tevita Pangai Junior 11. Felise Kaufusi 12. Connelly Lemuelu 13. Kenny Bromwich 14. Josh Kerr 15. Mark Nicholls 16. Ray Stone 17. Trai Fuller 18. Sean O'Sullivan 19. Tesi Niu 20. Anthony Milford 21. Mason Teague 22. Oryn Keeley

Out: Euan Aitken (second row)
In: Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (fullback), Felise Kaufusi (second row), Tesi Niu (reserve), Anthony Milford (reserve), Mason Teague (reserve), Oryn Keeley (reserve)
Changes: Trai Fuller (fullback to bench)


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Referee: Adam GEE
Sideline Officials: Dave MUNRO, Clayton WILLS
Video Referee: Todd SMITH

HEAD TO HEAD - 2023 - 2023​

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NEXT FOUR MATCHES​

Round 21Round 22Round 23Round 24
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DOLGOLD COAST (H)SYDNEY (H)WARRIORS (H)CANTERBURY (A)

LAST THREE MATCHES​

Round 17 Round 18 Round 19
PENN QLDL 6-16BRISBANEW 14-6(BYE)
DOLST G ILLL 6-26(BYE)SOUTHSW 36-28

STATE OF PLAY: 2024 SEASON​

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Valheru

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Dolphins overs here

Don't think they will win but aside from the sharks, Penrith haven't put any team to the sword all season.
 

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This could potentially be one of the matches of the season.

Dolphins are an attacking and entertaining football team. Cleary is back. Both teams want to cement their top 4 aspirations. 2.00pm Sunday on a dry track in God's country.

Can't wait.
 

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Cruising by being comfortably in the top 4. I dont recall the last time a premiership was awarded for the Warriors Dragons double mid season.
I didn't say it did?

You lot are very touch aren't you? Penrith's form this year has been nowhere near the previous 2, most games have been a battle.
 

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I didn't say it did?

You lot are very touch aren't you? Penrith's form this year has been nowhere near the previous 2, most games have been a battle.
Same points as this time last year. I agree we haven't looked that flash at times, but still doing what's needed. The flex against the Sharks should tell you what's coming when we need it.
 

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Same points as this time last year. I agree we haven't looked that flash at times, but still doing what's needed. The flex against the Sharks should tell you what's coming when we need it.
Absolutely it gives a reminder of what they are capable of.

IMO though that is the exception for season 2024 rather than the rule. I could see one finals performance like that this season but not 3. If they do win the comp again, which do not get me wrong I still think they are very capable of, they will have to eek out a couple of close results 2021 style.
 

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Absolutely it gives a reminder of what they are capable of.

IMO though that is the exception for season 2024 rather than the rule. I could see one finals performance like that this season but not 3. If they do win the comp again, which do not get me wrong I still think they are very capable of, they will have to eek out a couple of close results 2021 style.
This will look more like 2022
 

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Absolutely it gives a reminder of what they are capable of.

IMO though that is the exception for season 2024 rather than the rule. I could see one finals performance like that this season but not 3. If they do win the comp again, which do not get me wrong I still think they are very capable of, they will have to eek out a couple of close results 2021 style.
Ivan likes to do it differently each year. If we hit September somewhat fit I think he will unleash the beast.
 

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I'm irrelevant to this convo but am bored at work. A full strength and flying Penrith feels almost unstoppable, IMO. How could they not do it for Luai and Fish? Methinks that they will probably be even more passionate about 24 than 23. Their centres are an issue, though. WTF has happened to Tago? Ever since he told everyone to cure their injuries with bone broth and green tea, and to get cash out at every opportunity, he's gone to shit.

I don't think Melbourne or the Roosters are as dangerous as we were last year. But let's see how they move through the last rounds.

To contradict myself I do think that the only team that could trouble them would be the Roosters but they'd need to be flawless. They've certainly got the talent. Yes, I know that Melbourne won round 1 against them, but as if that compares to September/October. We learned that last year.

My preference is that Penrith take Melbourne or the Roosters souls* next.

*neither of those clubs actually have a soul tho lol
 

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