HeyJaredPeter Lang
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Lang on League: Looking up to the Panthers • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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I could think of no better role model for my daughters than Panthers coach Ivan Cleary and the current crop of Penrith players. The way Ivan and the players handled the loss to the Newcastle Knights in Sunday’s Preliminary Final was nothing short of inspiring. Let’s look at Nathan Cleary and Dylan Edwards. For Nathan to even play on what we now know was a broken foot, showed incredible fortitude and then for Dylan to play the whole second half of the game with a ruptured posterior cruciate ligam
Lang on League: My Merv Cartwright Medal predictions • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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With the regular season now over and the Panthers finishing as Minor Premiers after 27 rounds, it’s time for the remaining eight teams to fight it out to determine who will ultimately win the 2026 NRL Premiership. Panthers will hold its 2026 Merv Cartwright Medal on Tuesday, October 6, but I thought I’d get in early with who I think will win the major categories this year. Merv Cartwright Medal: Nathan Cleary – There really is no other player you can give this accolade to. He already has one han
Lang on League: What would life look like without Nathan? • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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With five of the biggest Panthers names still to be officially re-signed, I thought I’d take a look at what the team may look like in 2028 if several of those stars don’t stay. Now I can see a Cleary still playing halfback in two years’ time but for the sake of this exercise, what if his first name isn’t Nathan? I tried to be as realistic as possible when looking at who is likely to re-sign and here are my reasons why. Isaah Yeo is a lock to not only stay at the foot of the Mountains but also to
Lang on League: The huge call Ivan Cleary must make • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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With only two rounds of the regular NRL season to complete, Penrith needs to fix two things before the Finals Series begins on Friday, September 11 if they’re to be a genuine chance of winning their fifth premiership in six years. The top four has all but been decided with the Warriors (38 pts), Panthers (38 pts), Roosters (38 pts) and Dolphins (36 pts) all looking safe. The last piece of the puzzle is what position the teams will finish in. Of the sides above, the Roosters, Warriors and Dolphin
Lang on League: The Jett effect • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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With so much media focus on the future of the best player in the world Nathan Cleary, it’s safe to say no one thought that his younger brother Jett would steal the spotlight from him last Wednesday afternoon. That is when Code Sports broke the story that Jett Cleary had requested a release from the final year of his contract with the Warriors to join Penrith from 2027. The reason given was that he wanted the opportunity to be coached by his father Ivan before he retired from coaching at the end
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