Penrith Panthers takes a third consecutive loss after losing against South Sydney’s rabbit
“But he certainly killed our momentum a little.”
Skipper Isaah Yeo added: “We fired in the foot all the first half, and sometimes when you put yourself in those positions, do not get the green deck because you didn’t earn it
No-riatus of Moses Leota summarized the night of Penrith.Credit: Nine
“It would have been nice to get (the attempt), at that point we had a little wind in the sails, but the damage was done.”
The last four seasons Penrith have always entrusted something – or someone – special to get them out of trouble. It doesn’t matter what way you turn it, the depth is no longer there.
Cleary listened to the doomsayer who foresee the fall of the champions in the last four seasons and said: “I get the narrative. I am sure that nobody cries for us. You have not yet seen the real us. Once we do it, you can start making judgments.
“We simply have no rhythm in the way we are playing.”
Penrith lost Scott Sorensen due to the brain emotion soon, then Brian to’o stopped from the field late with an injury to the knee tendon.
At least Nathan Cleary returns from the cerebral emotion next Friday for the 250th game nrl in Yeo at Commbank Stadium against North Queensland, while Dylan Edwards (Inguine) is also a great chance.
Souths scored three wins in the month of opening and I welcome Latrell Mitchell’s return for the grudge match next Friday against Sydney Roosters. The full -back Jye Gray leaves the place, but it will be an excellent option n. 14, especially when it is injected into the action when fatigue inserts into the game.
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Coach Wayne Bennett recognized that Penrith was on the ground, but also to the south.
“I think they (rival teams) always raise themselves and take note of South Sydney – There are too many quality players, and when they are all there, it is a team that you cannot underestimate,” said Bennett.
“Everything Latrell has to do is return and do his job. We don’t want me to do more than this. He is a wonderful player, we all know what he carries, but we need to be in tune with the rest of us, doing the job, working hard and is part of the team. I have no longer expectations than him.”
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