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Penrith family scores 100,000th
WESTERN Sydney has for a long time been the heartland of league, so it was only fitting the 100,000th ticketed club member hailed from the foot of the mountains.
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Civoniceva - I want game time
PENRITH coach Matt Elliott last week revealed his plans to rest captain Petero Civoniceva during the season but the prop has declared he wants to play every minute possible.
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All aboard the NRL season launch
JARRYD Hayne wasn't listening when the suits started their speeches. He wasn't even in the room. He was performing tricks with the footy with Michael Jennings.
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Jennings offered mountain of cash
PENRITH have hatched a plan to offer Kangaroos centre Michael Jennings a $2 million five-year deal to remain at the foot of the mountains for life.
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Coote haunted by injury demons
PENRITH'S Lachlan Coote can't shake the thought of injury from his mind, but is hoping to exorcise some demons by getting through tonight's trial against Newcastle.
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Take the 2010 NRL fan survey
THE Daily Telegraph today launches its 2010 NRL Fans Survey. We're giving you the chance to have some real input into the game before season starts. Fans Survey
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Eels' star trio count cost of trial
PARRAMATTA is counting the cost of last night's bruising trial loss to Penrith with star trio Jarryd Hayne, Daniel Mortimer and Ben Smith nursing injuries.
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Driving charge for Jennings
PENRITH Panthers star centre Michael Jennings has been charged with driving while unlicensed after being pulled over by police in western Sydney.
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The battle for footy supremacy
THE turf war for Sydney's west is ready to explode on Saturday night when - after two years of talk and barbs - the NRL and AFL finally go head to head.
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Panthers have it all to prove
PANTHERS coach Matt Elliott has put his players on notice that round-one jerseys will be up for grabs during Saturday night's blockbuster trial against the Eels.
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Pritchard lucky to be alive
LYING in a Liverpool hospital bed after falling asleep at the wheel and crashing into a telegraph pole, rising forward Andrew Pritchard figured someone was looking out for him.
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Pritchard's brother in car wreck
THE younger brother of Kiwi Test forward Frank Pritchard was left unconscious after his car hit a telegraph pole when he fell asleep behind the wheel.
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Fittler back in Panther's den
WHAT a fairytale this would be: Brad Fittler returning to the foot of the mountains to help his old Panthers break their finals drought. Well, well Penrith fans.
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Clubs turn up heat for commission
OFF season? What off season? The year is barely underway and yet the league world is buzzing after the game met a significant milestone in ensuring its future.
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Clubs want commission fast-tracked
DELEGATES from all 16 NRL clubs have today signed-off on a historic agreement to fast-track the game's first-ever independent commission. They want in in place by March.
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Trent makes a swelter of it
THE heat is officially on from today as the last remaining NRL teams return to pre-season training after a welcome Christmas reprieve.
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Jobs are on the line at Panthers
PANTHERS coach Matt Elliott has revealed more than half his squad are fighting for first-grade spots following one of the club's most ambitious recruitment drives.
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We'll cash in on Roo experience
JUST days into the season's first training sessions, Michael Jennings says he can already measure the benefits of Penrith's best-ever Kangaroo tour representation.
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League wants World Cup compo
SOUTH Sydney chief Shane Richardson has called on FFA to compensate NRL clubs up to $100 million if the rugby league season is suspended during a World Cup.
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Geyer excited by new talent
THESE are the recruits who will give Penrith their strongest side since they won the 2003 premiership, club legend Mark Geyer says. "I'm expecting big things."