Canterbury coach Trent Barrett was left disappointed with a few basic areas that played into Penrith's hands but otherwise saw patches of improvement during the side's 28-0 loss on Saturday.
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The 28-0 score line doesn’t tell the full story.
At 10-0 before half time Penrith had 60% of the ball with all the calls going there way.
Second half we had the ball 30% and 1 penalty
I get what you’re saying but it’s hard to go forward when you’re on the back foot all the time.it's often going to be that way regardless of penalty counts just because we play so much in our own end that guys start going for desperate plays and losing the ball or some other stuff up.. they've got to use this Broncos game to fire up and get some confidence for going forward
I get what you’re saying but it’s hard to go forward when you’re on the back foot all the time.
It's hard to stay interested when we constantly underperform. We are like a lawnmower that's almost run out of fuel.i didn’t watch it, seriously lost the passion for garbage