Finals Week 3 vs Panthers - 4:00pm Sunday 27th of September - Accor Stadium

Irrespective of what happens on Sunday afternoon I think we've seen the dawn of what will turn out to be a premiership dark horse in coming years.

The attitude and mentality of the senior playing group is so calm and mature, watching KP speak like we still have something to prove despite going from the wooden spoon to the final 4 in 12 months is inspiring.

I've said time and time again that Newcastle is a different place when the Knights are doing well, the energy in town just felt different on Sunday night after the win.

No matter what happens on Sunday, every single one of us will be feeling immense pride to be supporters of this team that just simply won't go away.

Long live the Newcastle Knights.
 
Just got this through the Contact Us section of the website, it might be useful for some if you’re staying in Sydney for the game:

Hi, I’m reaching out to you as I’d like to offer Knights supporters a special discounted accommodation rate for those wanting to stay overnight before or after the Prelim Final this Sunday 27th Sept.
Our hotel is the Holiday Inn Parramatta, a 15-minute drive to Accor Stadium or a 28-minute train trip. We have 181 hotel rooms with a mix of twin rooms and king bedded rooms. We are just a short walk to Parramatta train station for easy access to Sydney Olympic Park.
If discounted accommodation rates is something that may be of interest to Knights supporters on this forum please don’t hesitate to contact me -
cameron.westman@hiparramatta.com

Go the Knights!!

Kind regards,
Cameron Westman
Director of Sales & Marketing

HOLIDAY INN PARRAMATTA
A: 18 – 40 Anderson Street, Parramatta, NSW, Australia 2150
D: 61 2 9689 9937
E: cameron.westman@hiparramatta.com
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Wagyu Patty said:
Irrespective of what happens on Sunday afternoon I think we've seen the dawn of what will turn out to be a premiership dark horse in coming years.

The attitude and mentality of the senior playing group is so calm and mature, watching KP speak like we still have something to prove despite going from the wooden spoon to the final 4 in 12 months is inspiring.

I've said time and time again that Newcastle is a different place when the Knights are doing well, the energy in town just felt different on Sunday night after the win.

No matter what happens on Sunday, every single one of us will be feeling immense pride to be supporters of this team that just simply won't go away.

Long live the Newcastle Knights.
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We won't be dark horses next year. That tag is gone. You'd imagine we'd start the year strong being excited to play with a full compliment.

Anything short of a top 4 finish for the regular season will be a huge failure considering we almost got their this season missing half our stars for majority of the season.
 
Newygirl said:
Why, no idea what you could be referring to 😒 Seven seasons straight of no season ending injuries to the their key players in collision sport.

That must surely just be down to their great diets and great attitude or PEP, as you say. What else could possibly explain such luck 🤔

Meanwhile the Knights have had what one season 23, without a bunch of season ending injuries
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Ok so I’ve noticed something with that team and it’s from watching years of MMA and other contact sports where performance enhancers have raised eyebrows. Also have a mate that’s been using for years😰. I’m not accusing Penrith but just observed how much a lot of those guys look like users. Half the team have traps, delts and pecs that would put Brock Lesbar to shame.

Again, not an accusation, just an interesting observation.
 

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Tago might replace Blaize.

We need to be targeting Blaize/Tago and Cogger. Try to score more tries through them then they will through Sandon.
 
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