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NRL star charged for blatant high shot Brent Naden could be recalled to the Panthers after Paul Momirovski was offered a two-game suspension for a high shot on Tom Dearden. Rugby League by Andrew Jackson 16th Apr 2021 11:10 AM Brent Naden could be recalled to play his first game for the Penrith Panthers this year with Paul Momirovski facing a two-week suspension for a high shot on Tom Dearden.   The incident did not warrant a penalty, with referees seemingly missing Momirovski collar Dearden around the neck in the 16th ...

Panthers centre Paul Momirovski is facing time on the sidelines after being charged with dangerous contact following Thursday's win over Brisbane Broncos. The NRL match review committee has issued Momirovski with a grade-two dangerous contact (head/neck) charge for a tackle on Broncos playmaker Tom Dearden in the first half at Suncorp Stadium. Momirovski is looking at a two-game suspension (225 points) with an early guilty plea, or a three-game suspension (300 points) if he is found guilty by the NRL judiciary. The former Roosters, Tigers and Storm centre has become a key member of Penrith's...

Panthers centre Paul Momirovski is facing time on the sidelines after being charged with dangerous contact following Thursday's win over the Broncos

Stand-in fullback Stephen Crichton reckons he hasn't played a full game in the No.1 jersey since high school but will draw plenty out of a winning start to his stint covering for an injured Dylan Edwards. Crichton did little wrong in the custodian role and the dominance of his side's 46-6 win over Manly at Lottoland on Thursday helped mask a few stuttering defensive moments, but the 20-year-old is simply looking to improve after getting the first one out of the way. "It's a new challenge for me to play a full game at fullback but it was a challenge I was happy to take on for the team," Cricht...

Penrith's lethal left edge of Viliame Kikau, Jarome Luai and Brian To'o put a sorry Sea Eagles outfit to the sword with a 46-6 win at Lottoland on Thursday night. Luai set up three tries, Kikau and To'o each bagged doubles while makeshift left centre Matt Burton crossed for one as Manly's right side defence was cut to ribbons in ruthless fashion. The 40-point loss is Manly's biggest ever at their home ground which was once a fortress but now holds few fears for visiting teams. Halfback Nathan Cleary wasn't heavily involved in the attacking plays but kicked brilliantly throughout with both hig...