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JANE DENHAM’S FRESH PERSPECTIVE ON COUNTRY MUSIC
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A SEA OF EMOTION will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most
decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a
great performance for the nal home game of the year. “Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
SWEET COUNTRY SOUNDSGold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can
only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was
more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes. Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, Tighe returning to the side following illness.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition. Fans should remember that this weekend’s game will take place on Saturday afternoon at 3.30pm.
JANE DENHAM will perform with special guest Jenny Talia at the Evan Theatre, Penrith Panthers on Friday, April 22 and Rooty Hill RSL on Friday, April 29. For more information, visit www.janedenhammusic.com
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A SEA OF EMOTION will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most
decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year. “Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
SWEET COUNTRY SOUNDSGold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well
cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes. Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, Tighe returning to the side following illness.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition. Fans should remember that this weekend’s game will take place on Saturday afternoon at 3.30pm.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes. Iciusciis nonsed que labores acias et qui dolorestrum quas dolesciis doluptintem sin nobit, volorem lis a natquatet aut estiusam serovidebit, uta dolesto cuptaquae denita non conem est laudandi vent et dolorep taspedit,
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The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics. Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six.
Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition. Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across .
JANE DENHAM will perform with special guest Jenny Talia at the Evan Theatre, Penrith Panthers on Friday, April 22 and Rooty Hill RSL on Friday, April 29. For more information, visit www.janedenhammusic.com
I WAS GETTING ARRESTED FOR THE SAME THING 30 YEARS AGO…
FYI issue 130
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Fax: 4731 6255
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EDITOR:
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A SEA OF EMOTION will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most
decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.” And
if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
30 YEARS EARILER…Gold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes.
Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, scoring the match winner in the dying minutes. It’s a shame fans may not get to see Robinson this week (18th man) with Brad Tighe returning to the side following illness.
Fans should remember that this weekend’s game will take place on Saturday afternoon at
3.30pm. This will be therst Saturday afternoon game at Centrebet Stadium in more than a decade. Extra text space extra text space extra text space extra text space.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes.The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties.
Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, scoring the match winner in the dying minutes. It’s a shame fans may not get
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JANE DENHAM will perform with special guest Jenny Talia at the Evan Theatre, Penrith Panthers on Friday, April 22 and Rooty Hill RSL on Friday, April 29. For more information, visit www.janedenhammusic.com
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FYI issue 130
Printed by Spotpress P/L
Phone: 4722 2998
Fax: 4731 6255
Suite 2, 42–44 Abel Street,
Jamisontown NSW 2750
EDITOR:
Troy Dodds
ART DIRECTOR
Timothy Hartridge
ADVERTISING MANAGER
Cameron Wallace
JOURNALISTS
Shannon Cochrane
Nathan Taylor
David Ellis
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Irene Adams
Maddy Searle
I WAS GETTING ARRESTED FOR THE SAME THING 30 YEARS EARLIER…
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A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold
Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.Not since the departures of former Panthers
greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And
if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
30 YEARS EARILER…Gold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Another positive to come out of the game
THE TICKETS ARE AVAIABLE… sea of emotion will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when
they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
Gold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a
2012 finals appearance. Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes.
Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, scoring the match winner in the dying minutes. It’s a shame fans may not get to see Robinson this week (18th man) with Brad Tighe returning to the side following illness.
Fans should remember that this weekend’s game will take place on Saturday afternoon at 3.30pm. This will be therst Saturday afternoon game at Centrebet Stadium in more than a decade. Extra text space extra text space extra
CHRIS TUCKER
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A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold
Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.Not since the departures of former Panthers
greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run
to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
30 YEARS EARILER…Gold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s
becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers
appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes.
Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had
THE TICKETS ARE AVAIABLE… sea of emotion will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when
they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what
we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
30 YEARS EARILER…Gold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his
running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers
CHRIS TUCKER
LISA CROUCH
RUSH HOUR FOR TICKETS
EXCLUSIVE LIVE PERFORMANCE
12 | LIVE
A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold
Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.Not since the departures of former Panthers
greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I
think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
30 YEARS EARILER…Gold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s
THE TICKETS ARE AVAIABLE… sea of emotion will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when
they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what
we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
30 YEARS EARILER…Gold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his
running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers
CHRIS TUCKER
LISA CROUCH
RUSH HOUR FOR TICKETS
EXCLUSIVE LIVE PERFORMANCE
Advert
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A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
Gold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points
out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes.
Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, scoring the match winner in the dying minutes. It’s a shame fans may not get to see Robinson this week (18th man) with Brad Tighe returning
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THE Castaways DuoVENUE: Kingswood Sports ClubFREE entry, 7.30pm4737 4600
RICK AstleyVENUE: Penrith Panthers$81, 8pm4720 5555
EBONY & IvoryVENUE: Penrith PanthersFREE entry, 8.30pm4720 5555
TASTE of TamworthVENUE: Rooty Hill RSL$11 members, $16 visitors, 8pm9625 5500
MILLENNIUM Bug VENUE: Rooty Hill RSLFREE entry, 8.30pm9625 5500
JUICY FridaysVENUE: Penrith Hotel$10, 9pm4721 2060
LINE DancingVENUE: Nepean Rowing ClubFREE entry, 6pm47312255
KARAOKEVENUE: Wallacia PanthersFREE entry, 8pm4773 9090
SATURDAY, November 24DIAMOND Rhythm DuoVENUE: Blacktown Workers FREE entry, 9pm9830 0673
PETER PowersVENUE: Blacktown Workers$32, 8pm9830 0673
MATCHBOXVENUE: St Marys Band ClubFREE entry, 8.30pm9623 1211
AKINGAVENUE: St Marys LeaguesFREE entry, 9pm9677 7777
REMIXESVENUE: Penrith GaelsFREE entry, 8pm4722 8180
GREG Englert & His SwingVENUE: Penrith RSLFREE entry, 2pm4728 5200
AFTER Party BandVENUE: Penrith RSLFREE entry , 9pm4728 5200
CAMBOVENUE: Penrith PanthersFREE entry, 5.30pm4720 5555
SATURDAY Night DivasVENUE: Rooty Hill RSLFREE entry, 8.30pm9625 5500
LIVE EntertainmentVENUE: Penrith PacewayFREE entry, 6.30pm4721 2375
SUNDAY, November 25THE Shuffle BoysVENUE: Penrith RSLFREE entry, 2pm4728 5200
STEPH JansenVENUE: Penrith PanthersFREE entry, 12pm4720 5555
DAVID LigaligaVENUE: Penrith PanthersFREE entry, 4pm4720 5555ENJOY a Sunday afternoon at
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A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle
with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I
think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top eight chances on Saturday then they are going to have to be at their absolute best.
Gold Coast currently sits in 10th position, two points out of the eight – they lose this week and they can say “goodnight and sweet dreams” to a 2012 finals appearance.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
The Panthers played well in parts against the Warriors but 14 handling errors and a number of crucial penalties conceded could have very well cost them the game. Fortunately the Warriors were worse across all statistics.
Some player highlights out of last Sunday’s game was seeing Lachlan Coote’s progression in the number six. Each week you can tell he’s becoming more and more con dent and
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his running game is up there with some of the best halves in the competition. Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes.
Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, scoring the
match winner in the dying minutes. It’s a shame fans may not get to see Robinson this week (18th man) with Brad Tighe returning to the side following illness.
Fans should remember that this weekend’s game will take place on Saturday afternoon at 3.30pm. This will be therst Saturday afternoon game at Centrebet Stadium in more than a decade. Extra text space extra text space extra
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FRIDAY, November 30AFTER DarkVENUE: St Marys Band ClubFREE entry, 9.30pm9623 1211
THE FrocksVENUE: St Marys LeaguesFREE entry, 9pm9677 7777
3RD Time LuckyVENUE: Penrith GaelsFREE entry, 8pm4722 8180
SEATTLE SoundVENUE: Penrith RSLFREE entry, 9pm4728 5200
KOPPEN TerraceVENUE: Kingswood Sports ClubFREE entry, 7.30pm4737 4600
THE Boy From OzVENUE: Penrith PanthersMEMBERS Free, Visitors $25, 8pm4720 5555
MATT LyonVENUE: Penrith PanthersFREE entry, 8.30pm4720 5555
JUICY FridaysVENUE: Penrith Hotel$10, 9pm4721 2060
GET ready to party AT the Penrith Hotel every Friday night.
SATURDAY, December 1TRIPLE GripVENUE: Blacktown Workers FREE entry, 9pm9830 0673
DAVID CampbellVENUE: Blacktown Workers$55, 8pm9830 0673
RADIO host, music star & TVTALENT comes to town in December!
ROCK and RollVENUE: St Marys Band ClubFREE entry, 8.30pm9623 1211
NEW HorizonVENUE: St Marys LeaguesFREE entry, 9pm9677 7777
JOE GrimaVENUE: Penrith GaelsFREE entry, 8pm4722 8180
BAKELITE Dance BandVENUE: Penrith RSLFREE entry, 2pm4728 5200
PEACHYVENUE: Penrith RSLFREE entry, 9pm4728 5200
SINGER BecVENUE: Penrith PanthersFREE entry, 5.30pm4720 5555
HARMONICASVENUE: Penrith PanthersFREE entry, 9pm4720 5555
MEGASTARS CHRISTMAS ShowVENUE: Penrith PanthersMEMBERS $70, Visitors $75, 6.30pm4720 5555
MAYNILADVENUE: Rooty Hill RSLFREE entry, 8.30pm9625 5500
LIVE EntertainmentVENUE: Penrith PacewayFREE entry, 6.30pm4721 2375
SUNDAY, December 2ROUGH StockVENUE: Penrith RSLFREE entry, 2pm4728 5200
JESS DunbarVENUE: Penrith PanthersFREE entry, 12pm4720 5555
THE Bowles BrosVENUE: Penrith PanthersFREE entry, 4pm4720 5555WANT your event listed in the What’s On guide? Email title, venue, cost, time & enquiry phone number: [email protected] or call 4722 2998.
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BATMAN! HOLY GOTHAM CITY what a sea of emotion will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when
they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And
DARK SOUL II WILL eat you alive! What a sea of emotion will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated
legends when they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And
FEMME FATALES FIRST SESSION what a sea of emotion will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they
do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And
FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE “Ceremonials” double CD. What a sea of emotion will be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of
the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and
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A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter.
John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less
minutes. Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, scoring the match winner in the dying minutes. It’s a shame fans may not get to see Robinson this week (18th man) with Brad Tighe returning to the side following illness.
Fans should remember that this weekend’s game will take place on Saturday afternoon at 3.30pm. This will
be therst Saturday afternoon game at Centrebet Stadium in more than a decade. Extra text space extra text space extra text space extra text space.
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A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter.
John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes. Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, scoring the match winner
in the dying minutes. It’s a shame fans may not get to see Robinson this week (18th man) with Brad Tighe returning to the side following illness.
Fans should remember that this weekend’s game will take place on Saturday afternoon at 3.30pm. This will be therst Saturday afternoon game at Centrebet Stadium in more than a decade. Extra text space extra text space extra text space extra text space.
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A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold
Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.Not since the departures of former Panthers
greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter.John Cartwright and Craig Gower will
Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings.
jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take
a win of any form. Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made just testing a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than.
Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes. Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, scoring the match winner in the dying minutes. It’s a shame fans may not get to see Robinson this week (18th man) with Brad Tighe returning to the side following illness.
Fans should remember that this weekend’s game will take place on Saturday afternoon at 3.30pm. This will be therst Saturday afternoon game at Centrebet Stadium in more than a decade. Extra text space extra text space extra text space extra text space.
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A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold
Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.Not since the departures of former Panthers
greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter.John Cartwright and Craig Gower will
Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
Last week the Panthers managed to take the two points home from New Zealand in what can only be regarded as an ugly win, but at this stage of the season I’m sure the players will take a win of any form.
Another positive to come out of the game was rookie Adam Docker’srst ever Panthers appearance. The Windsor Wolves player made just testing a decent 56 metres off the bench, that was more than.
Nigel Plum (53 metres) made in less minutes. Fill-in Penrith winger Travis Robinson also had his best game in Panthers colours, scoring the match winner in the dying minutes. It’s a shame fans may not get to see Robinson this week (18th man) with Brad Tighe returning to the side following illness.
Fans should remember that this weekend’s game will take place on Saturday afternoon at 3.30pm. This will be therst Saturday afternoon game at Centrebet Stadium in more than a decade. Extra text space extra text space extra text space extra text space.
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A SEA OF EMOTION WILL be on display this weekend as the Penrith Panthers farewell a number of the club’s most decorated legends when they do battle with the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday afternoon.
Not since the departures of former Panthers greats like Greg Alexander, Steve Carter, John Cartwright and Craig Gower will Centrebet Stadium see so much fanfare and emotion like it will on Saturday.Penrith will need to show the world their hearts and utilise the swirling emotion to their potential if they are going to stop the Gold Coast Titans’ impressive late season run.
One star determined to bounce back from his week off, due to suspension, is Panthers speedster Michael Jennings. Jenko said he was eager to get back onto the park and put on a great performance for the nal home game of the year.
“Our season is nishing up and all we can do now is play our game and stay focused on what we’ve got to do to build for next year,” he said.“I think our main priority is to upset the Titans’ run to the nals but we must do everything right and have a positive attitude going into the game.”And if the Panthers are going to ruin the Titans’ top
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