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They have to be tiny to be retained by WT

How did they get that team of quality players? How did they become quality players?

FWIW This was reported by Chammas in 2022: Price of success: Panthers spending $17 million a year to dominate the game The Panthers have revealed the price of success: the whopping $17 million the club spends on football teams each year. A build-from-within philosophy has made Penrith the envy...

It’s insane.

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You were the one telling me what they spend…

Gus’ Penrith days repeating itself

True, it’s always sus some of their selections. But very poor numbers from our end

How does their spending compare then? You need the funding to have the best coaching expertise & resources for their development. It’s not luck when they’ve lost players every year after winning competitions and replace them with ease. That’s the elite Jnr system they’ve set up working

Investment in pathways has won Penrith 4 straight competitions.

I don’t know how the owners can justify the lack of funding to the Club. Operating on peanuts is helping no one

Only funding update given so far was that they are putting in for Vegas.

Not good

Shaun has said himself a few times we spend less on our two junior catchments than other clubs spend on their one team.

He’s behind the same 7 now as he was when he was here.

Forgot about Monson, such a shame

He can’t be far off an NRL debut if firsts keep travelling how they are.

Still can’t see what they are planning to do forwards wise if these two eventuate.

Tiger ones include: Alex Conti, Mikey Nassar, Sosefo Finau & Jope Rauqe (who was just selected for u19 Origin last night) We had 4 Tigers in the Origin line up & only 1 is still with the club.

Literally not what Jolls said