Yeh was a tight game, but with a player like Cleary, it was only a matter of time. Panthers have not been beat this year.

Yes good side, other than Storm and Canberra they haven't really been against strong opposition. The post-Origin period looms as a crucial period for the Panthers with four away trips including clashes against heavyweights Storm, Roosters, Rabbitohs and Eels.

Go Storm

Storm too strong for Roosters!

It was a close tussle in the first half, good game.

Tigers put the wind up the Bunnies!

Wow what a game!

What a crap round for shit official calls....send off for high tackle, slap on wrist for high tackle and penalty for high tackle....bunker made at least 3 incorrect calls after multiple rewinds and slo motion replays.

Have to agree, they need to improve fast!

Good game currently under way ...Panthers being held back by Knights at the moment

I just hope the Tigers can win this week. Unpredictable  who will win what, they way it is this year!!

Sharks and Raiders tonight. Tigers could do anything on their day...brilliant then horrible, usually in the same game, like the Gronkos!

FAAARK...Sharks do a poo poo in their pants!  Go Canberra

Far out back to back upsets...oh well next week there's a game again

Broncs and Titans a ripper game

PB, McGuire 7 weeks? You think that's fair? Ive watched it a dozen times or more and I don't even see see it as a send off, unfortunate that AC's leg went under but I don't believe it was deliberately done, he just looked for a way in and hit him hard, that's the game......or was!

Mate I'm all for stopping the late or deliberate nasty shit but it's a tough man's game, that's why they get paid so much, but why was McGuire's classed as dangerous? Was hoping you could spell it out so I understood, people will vote with their feet if the tame it down too much, that I do know.

Hilly The hip drop tackle technique involves a defender holding onto the hips or upper body of the ball carrier and lifting their own legs off the ground, dropping their body weight onto the ball carrier’s legs or feet. This technique often causes the ball carrier's legs to become trapped under the defender's body twisting the ankle or knee joint as they fall to the ground.

Sometimes justified as a legs tackle gone wrong, this technique is different from making initial contact and wrapping the arms at the hips or thighs and then sliding down the wrapped arms to the lower legs and ankles.

The technique can be spotted by the defender's wrapped arms staying at hip height and the legs held out in front of their own bodies rather than dragging behind them

Thanks PB, that clarifies it for me, cheers.