'Good karma - that's how I'd describe that”. 9News
The lime green side has only won once this season, and sit marginally above the winless Wests Tigers on the competition table.Jaeman Salmon and the Panthers got one over Raiders coach Ricky Stuart. "I'm sure a lot of fans, and people out there, would like to know exactly what I'm thinking, but it's better we keep it in-house and work on it.
"I'm disappointed for all our fans. It's going to be a tough week to get through that, because there will be a lot of deserved criticism.Stuart was asked what his message to the players was post-game, but he refused to divulge it."That's just between us. Yeah I can , and that's what we spoke about," he said.
"I'm not trying to be disrespectful to you guys... but some of that stuff is best left in the rooms there.The Salmon try in the final minute of the game was the cherry on top for Penrith.in an extraordinary press conference that landed the Raiders coach a one-game ban and $25,000 fine.After Salmon planted the ball down over the line he jumped to his feet and clearly yelled the words, "weak gutted dog", as his teammates leapt on him in celebration.
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