Penrith ignores Mitchell’s jibe, defending “scapegoat” Jarome Luai
“Jarome gives me sprays like this every workout,” Martin said.
“There’s nothing about that, we’ve built that culture where we hold each other accountable and it would have been worse if he’d overlooked that.
Jarome Luai and Jaeman Salmon have a word in front of Channel Nine’s cameras after retiring full-time.
“Jarome gets made a bit of a scapegoat sometimes. But he doesn’t mind, so that’s good. ”
Mitchell has told his teammates that he will play the Panthers.
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Teammate Damien Cook said he wasn’t quite sure what Mitchell meant by his “cracks” comment, while Campbell told Graham: “This is Latrell, he’s a personality in the game, he says what he thinks and loves that we on him. I would never tell him not to say something or to keep it under wraps.
“I think he will play and he’s confident he will play.
“Taaffe trained really well today and was our best in terms of training all preseason. He’s the strongest in the club and when ‘Trell’ fails we have complete faith in Taaffe.”
Souths will be without Jai Arrow (hamstring) and Junior Tatola (concussion), both of whom are expected to face the Sydney Roosters on Friday weekend, while Davvy Moale, who suffered a cork in his knee against Cronulla, was out in practice Tuesday but will play against Penrith.
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