Scott Sorensen

“It's a unique team, a unique club and a very unique culture and I absolutely love it,” added Sorensen. Watch every match of the Rugby League World Cup LIVE & ...

They’re a machine at the moment.” “You never want to leave a successful club but at the end of the day you want to play first grade because your career is only so long.” “They’re well on their way, when you look at their depth tonight we watched their second grade team convincingly beat Norths Devils. “I think Luke Garner’s going to the Panthers next year and he’ll certainly fill into that system and play a great role for them so they’re in good shape,” Fittler said. “Just sitting behind Yeoy here, who is the best lock in the game, it has sort of been a blessing in disguise having him and sitting behind him and being able to learn off him and watch things that he does in training and in games, putting a couple of things in my kit bag which I think I can take with me. This playing group is so special, so unique.” “You look at Nathan and they give players a reason to stay, plenty of blokes at Melbourne would’ve stayed for Cameron and Billy just to play with them and get that level of excellence,” Fittler added. “It’s got to go to the coach Ivan Cleary there’s a humility about this club where it showed this year there’s just no ego, no one got ahead of themselves and their football improved. “You’re talking about kids from the age of 16 all the way out to the captains here are all committed to the club and work hard. The under-21s the other day won their comp and the 19’s won their comp and the under-17s actually got beat in the semi final to go into the final. [Ivan Cleary admitted on Sunday night that the Panthers “won’t be able to replace” Koroisau](https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/nrl-grand-final-2022-penrith-panthers-contracts-apisai-koroisau-to-wests-tigers-ivan-cleary-press-conference-video-reaction/news-story/f862a4ea7d6ffaa9c886a7f793c50178). “They’re a long, long way in front of every club at the moment.”