Panthers coach Ivan Cleary says his son, NSW halfback Nathan Cleary, is looking to improve after an “embarrassing” Origin II performance. Multiple outlets report that Ivan Cleary acknowledges Nathan did not have one of his better games for NSW and characterises the display as something he was embarrassed by. At the same time, Ivan does not dismiss the outing as a total failure, indicating he expects Nathan to respond with a better performance in the next match. The reports also note that Ivan Cleary plans to rest the Panthers’ Origin players on Saturday night, which includes considerations around recovery and workload following the state series. While Ivan’s comments reflect on Nathan’s game and the disappointment associated with it, they also point toward confidence in his ability to adjust and improve ahead of game three. Overall, the coverage presents Ivan Cleary’s perspective: a frank assessment of the performance alongside support for Nathan’s turnaround plan for the next Origin match.
Ivan Cleary says Nathan Cleary will aim to bounce back after Origin II performance
Panthers coach Ivan Cleary says his son, NSW halfback Nathan Cleary, is looking to improve after an “embarrassing” Origin II performance. Multiple outlets report that Ivan Cleary acknowledges Nathan d...
- Ivan Cleary says Nathan Cleary was embarrassed by his Origin II game.
- Ivan Cleary says Nathan did not have his best performance for NSW in Origin II.
- Ivan Cleary backs Nathan to improve and come back better in game three.
- Ivan Cleary plans to rest the Panthers’ Origin stars on Saturday night.
Panthers coach Ivan Cleary, who will rest his Origin stars on Saturday night, knows his son didn’t have one of his better games for NSW – but backed him to come back better in game three.
2 months agoPanthers coach Ivan Cleary, who will rest his Origin stars on Saturday night, knows his son didn’t have one of his better games for NSW – but backed him to come back better in game three.
2 months agoPanthers coach Ivan Cleary, who will rest his Origin stars on Saturday night, knows his son didn’t have one of his better games for NSW – but backed him to come back better in game three.
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