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Round 8 vs. North Queensland Cowboys @Townsville

WestyLife

First Grade
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Teddy is a lesser player than Gutho nowadays.

Gutho knows his limitations, Squiddy still thinks he is going to break every tackle and run fifty metres to score.

It's kind of sad to watch. He could do it at will in 2018/19 but he didn't evolve his game as he aged and is now a sad shadow of former glory like a dark souls character.
 

mxlegend99

Referee
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Teddy is a lesser player than Gutho nowadays.

Gutho knows his limitations, Squiddy still thinks he is going to break every tackle and run fifty metres to score.
Teddy will top the dummy passes stat. Not sure who he thinks he is fooling. everyone knoes he wont pass.
 

MugaB

Coach
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Teddy will top the dummy passes stat. Not sure who he thinks he is fooling. everyone knoes he wont pass.
Generally crabs, then shuffles in a circle, gets tackled, pulls up his shorts, plays the ball, rinse then repeat
 
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Bred not Bought

Juniors
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Edwards, May and Cleary firm for Panthers​

Penrith star fullback Dylan Edwards is expected to be cleared of a hamstring injury in a boost for the reigning premiers ahead of Saturday’s clash against North Queensland.
Edwards sent a scare through the Panthers camp after he was taken from the field in last weekend’s 22-6 win over the Wests Tigers with four minutes left to play.
The fullback is said to have felt some tightness in his hamstring and was given an early shower as a precaution.

Edwards has not been sent for scans at this stage but players were given Monday off and medical staff will assess the No.1 on his return to training on Tuesday.

Coach Ivan Cleary has a number of options to replace Edwards if the fullback is eventually ruled out.
Winger Sunia Turuva is a capable fullback, while the highly-regarded Isaiah Iongi has been biding his time in the No.1 jumper in reserve grade.

New signing Paul Alamoti made his club debut against the Tigers at centre in the absence of Taylan May.
May was withdrawn from last Saturday’s clash due to “personal reasons.”
The club insisted May’s late omission was not in relation to a social media controversy, where the centre posted a video from within a high powered sports car speeding through a residential area. May was not driving and there is no suggestion of any wrongdoing on his behalf.

The return of May will likely see Alamoti drop out of the starting side. If Edwards doesn’t play and Turuva is favoured at fullback both Alamoti and May are in line for selection.
Superstar halfback Nathan Cleary is also in line to make a return from a hamstring injury that has kept the key playmaker sidelined since round four.
-Fatima Kdouh

 

WestyLife

First Grade
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Stew is usually pretty good with mail. He occasionally writes the match reports on the Panthers website for the lower grades.
I have my suspicions on Edwards hammy. And doubts on whether May plays.

Fair enough well being good with mail I agree Edwards would be the main concern. May being personal stuff unrelated to the driving video could be any length of time.
 
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