PANTHERMIKE
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She's been a depressingly regular feature of our season tbf
Agreed.Why does the press always slant stories in a way that living near the beach is better than living in the west?
I’ve lived 10 minutes from North Cronulla beach for 20 years and I’ve probably been there 5 times.
Each to there own and living near the ocean isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. Give me open paddocks and cows any day.
As for Segeyaro, he’s still dirty the club punted him for hanging out with undesirables and guest appearances in adult films. Our club stands for more than what he offered.
As for Segeyaro, he’s still dirty the club punted him for hanging out with undesirables and guest appearances in adult films. Our club stands for more than what he offered.
Why wouldn't Segeyaro be happy at Cronulla he only plays 20 minutes per game he spend most of his time warming the bench.........20 min Segs
I agree, it is like the Storm game. Everyone was commenting that the Storm was weaken because they had Slater, Munster, Chambers, etc out. They conveniently forgotten to mention that Smith has played more games than what most of the younger guys have, that this is the first time that the Panthers have won at their home ground, and that the Storm are a well drilled team. Some people do not like giving the Panthers due credit.It's a good point you make.
It seems our horrific injury toll in 2018 has been largely forgotten. This Fridays sudden death semi final is all about the absence of Wade Graham but let's not forget the huge injury toll we had to endure just to get us where we are now.
I don't need to list the players who have been missing for part of or in some instances the majority of 2018 we are all only too well aware of who they are.
Given the adversity, I think we have done astonishing well to still be alive in this competition without ever really playing the footy we are capable off for one reason or another.
I think the best thing we have in our favour for this Friday night is at the end of the day we are overdue for a win against the Sharks. I am not sure we are a better drilled footy side than they are, not sure we have a better 1-17, but if we get an even rub of the green and bounce of the ball we can get the job done and win the game.
According to the media, Paradise = traffic, a sandy crack and non stop wind. When I was in the Penrith area I was 15 minutes away from the stadium in a bushland setting in the foothills and later a beautiful rural acreage on the Northern road.Why does the press always slant stories in a way that living near the beach is better than living in the west?
I’ve lived 10 minutes from North Cronulla beach for 20 years and I’ve probably been there 5 times.
Each to their own and living near the ocean isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. Give me open paddocks and cows any day.
As for Segeyaro, he’s still dirty the club punted him for hanging out with undesirables and guest appearances in adult films. Our club stands for more than what he offered.
According to the media, Paradise = traffic, a sandy crack and non stop wind. When I was in the Penrith area I was 15 minutes away from the stadium in a bushland setting in the foothills and later a beautiful rural acreage on the Northern road.
I agree, it is like the Storm game. Everyone was commenting that the Storm was weaken because they had Slater, Munster, Chambers, etc out. They conveniently forgotten to mention that Smith has played more games than what most of the younger guys have, that this is the first time that the Panthers have won at their home ground, and that the Storm are a well drilled team. Some people do not like giving the Panthers due credit.
Exactly my point. The Sharks didn't exactly blow the Panthers off the park this year. If we are on our game, we will win. Bring on tomorrow night.If we win tomorrow...It will be the Sharks would of won if Graham played. Completely ignoring that Edwards and Whare are missing from our starting backline
Exactly my point. The Sharks didn't exactly blow the Panthers off the park this year. If we are on our game, we will win. Bring on tomorrow night.