Panthers coach Ivan Cleary hits back at arrogance claims and club's blocking tactic
- 8 months ago
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Penrith Panthers coach Ivan Cleary, trying to gain a third premiere in a row, responded to his suggestions that his side was arrogant. When the Panthers said James Fisher-Harris "Parra Sons" and his side was the "largest Penrith team so far," he reacted for his last celebrations last year. However, Cleary said he was surprised by the claim when asked during the 2023 NRL Grand final press conference. 'You Little Liar' Johnson whispered to Ponga Learn more 'What kind of a rookie?' "This is a perception, yes, yes," he replied. The response of coach was later seen that the fans who triggered Cleary to explain why his side believed was opposite. Ivan Cleary, NRL Grand at the final press conference. "I think the fans answered it. I think our team is extremely humble in the form of approaching football."Said. "They start work regardless of whether we will win every day and they will be better. I think rather than this arrogance." Cleary was also asked about Panthers 'Kick Chasers' blocking game of Kick Chasers, a tactic that has been under review since the start of Penrith's dynasty. Isaah Yeo prevents Bonson Garlick's kick in the front final. Coach, critics before tactic before making the discussion of "I do not know," he replied. "I think maybe everyone is reading their notes and what they've been talking about during that week," he said. Isaah Yeo, Panthers, announced it would be a problem if only the referees intervene, and that he believes it was within the rules. “Yes, I think, if they blow the penalty, you probably won't say.” "It doesn't change our focus, we're just going there to play our best game on Sunday, so I don't think much about us." Kevin Walters speaks in front of the NRL Grand Final. Brisbane Broncos coach Kevin Walters was also asked to block, but there was no problem with it. ", but Penrith is doing it very well, probably what everyone is talking about ... They do it better than anyone else, they are very good on them.
Penrith Panthers coach Ivan Cleary, trying to gain a third premiere in a row, responded to his suggestions that his side was arrogant. When the Panthers said James Fisher-Harris "Parra Sons" and his side was the "largest Penrith team so far," he reacted for his last celebrations last year. However, Cleary said he was surprised by the claim when asked during the 2023 NRL Grand final press conference. 'You Little Liar' Johnson whispered to Ponga Learn more 'What kind of a rookie?' "This is a perception, yes, yes," he replied. The response of coach was later seen that the fans who triggered Cleary to explain why his side believed was opposite. Ivan Cleary, NRL Grand at the final press conference. "I think the fans answered it. I think our team is extremely humble in the form of approaching football."Said. "They start work regardless of whether we will win every day and they will be better. I think rather than this arrogance." Cleary was also asked about Panthers 'Kick Chasers' blocking game of Kick Chasers, a tactic that has been under review since the start of Penrith's dynasty. Isaah Yeo prevents Bonson Garlick's kick in the front final. Coach, critics before tactic before making the discussion of "I do not know," he replied. "I think maybe everyone is reading their notes and what they've been talking about during that week," he said. Isaah Yeo, Panthers, announced it would be a problem if only the referees intervene, and that he believes it was within the rules. “Yes, I think, if they blow the penalty, you probably won't say.” "It doesn't change our focus, we're just going there to play our best game on Sunday, so I don't think much about us." Kevin Walters speaks in front of the NRL Grand Final. Brisbane Broncos coach Kevin Walters was also asked to block, but there was no problem with it. ", but Penrith is doing it very well, probably what everyone is talking about ... They do it better than anyone else, they are very good on them.