Panthers vs Rabbitohs

The Panthers are on the board in 2023 after surviving a late comeback from the Rabbitohs to win their clash 16-10 in the opening game of Round 2 on Thursday ...

I felt like if we could have scored first in the second half we could probably go on with it, but to give away a try early in the second half just made it too hard." it was important we put in a good performance first and foremost, which for the most part I thought we did. "At 16-0 it just felt like we kind of lost our way a little bit and it became a little bit harder than it should have been. "To use a boxing analogy, we tried to fight off the ropes. A nice flick pass from James Fisher-Harris and tidy finish by Stephen Crichton headlined the opening try for the premiers. we were unlucky right on half time and then we needed to step in to start that half.

South Sydney head to the mountains to face Penrith, and the defending champions need the points after last week's loss to the Broncos.

He managed to play the game out, albeit with ankle strapping and a limp. "He'll handle it and we'll handle it and we'll support him as a club. If it was my child I'd be ashamed and embarrassed that my child even thought to speak like that." But he shouldn't have to handle it, he shouldn't have to keep dealing with this. It's just not on. There has to be hard and fast rules, if anyone comes close to getting racial they are completely ruled out of our game. As far as I'm concerned, we go as far as we can take it." "I just get worried about Latrell or any Indigenous player in our organisation. This is not something Latrell just cops on the footy field, this is something he's had to deal with his whole life," Demetriou said. It's not on," Demetriou said. Life bans, anybody wants to racially abuse, get them out of the game, we don't want their support. "We'll go all the way, as far as we can with it.

Souths: Moale starts up front, Suluka-Fifita drops to the bench. Duncan is 18th man. Penrith Panthers. 1. Dylan Edwards 2. Sunia Turuva 3.

Shaq Mitchell 18. Latrell Mitchell 2. Soni Luke 15. Luke Garner 12. 1.

An NRL fan has reportedly been removed from Penrith's BlueBet Stadium after an alleged racial slur against South Sydney fullback Latrell Mitchell.

“I shouldn’t have to come here as a coach and lead a group of players in here to be racially abused. As far as I’m concerned, we’ll take it as far as we can take it.” Demetriou praised security and the police for identifying the culprit and he said: “We’ll go all the way, as far as we can with it. And if it’s a kid, rule his parent out as well. I don’t care what jersey he’s wearing, get them out of the game. Anyone who wants to racially abuse, get them out of the game. “It's not the first time we’ve come here and our players have been racially abused. “I saw an incident at halftime in the tunnels as Souths players made their way to the sheds ... It’s not what our game’s about and we have to stamp it out completely. I can’t get my head around how a young kid thinks that’s the language to be used. NRL, clubs, they have to get rid of it. It’s just not on.

Penrith have allayed concerns about their form with a hard-fought 16-10 defeat of fast-finishing South Sydney but may...

He managed to play the game out, albeit with ankle strapping and a limp. There were a couple of guys injured at halftime," Cleary said. He came up with an offload to help the prolific Alex Johnston to score his first-ever try at BlueBet Stadium, and then paved the way for Isaiah Tass to score when he broke the line in the final two minutes. That was until Jarome Luai broke free down the left side and managed to kick for the speedy Tago even as he was tackled. "The NRL was immediately informed of the alleged matter, and the club will work with the NRL to investigate," the Panthers said in a statement. The scoreline did not do justice to a contest which was dominated by the Panthers, before being almost snatched at the death by the fast-finishing Rabbitohs and their chief architect Mitchell.

Defending NRL premiers Penrith have allayed concerns about their early season form by defeating South Sydney 16-10 but face a nervous wait for the results ...

He managed to play the game out, albeit with ankle strapping and a limp. There were a couple of guys injured at halftime,” Cleary said. “The NRL was immediately informed of the alleged matter, and the club will work with the NRL to investigate,” the Panthers said in a statement.

BlueBet Stadium: Latrell Mitchell was allegedly called a “b–ck dog” as South Sydney vowed to pursue the game's latest ugly racial scenes as far as they ...

“[But] we’ll go all the way, we’ll go as far as we can with it. We will stand behind our players and commend them for calling out this behaviour.” As far as I’m concerned, we’ll go as far as we can take it.” “We will not accept this behaviour from anyone. If it’s a young kid, rule their parents out as well. Mitchell had turned to the fan and asked, “What did you say?” before shaking his head. We have to stamp it out completely. And why wouldn’t he be? We are working with the stadium and the club to get all the facts. It has to end. “It’s not a claim, it happened, and it’s not the first time we’ve come here as a club and our players have been racially abused,” Demetriou said. I shouldn’t have to come here as a coach and lead a team of players in here to be racially abused.

During the Panthers vs Rabbitohs match at Penrith's BlueBet Stadium on Thursday night, a spectator was removed by security guards at half time for allegedly ...

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