Penrith General Manager Phil Gould has reportedly left his post at the Panthers, after his side's poor start to the season.

The Panthers have begun the season 2-4, and Gould has reportedly informed the club of his decision on Tuesday.

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  1. I love how he thinks his mission is compelete. Unless it was to spend 9 years at the most over-rated club in the last 9 years and achieve absolutely nothing, then yes raging success.

  2. Where exactly does Gus say “my mission is complete”???
    You are an imbecile daffy!
    If Gus hadn’t joined the club so many years ago and we were having the exact conversation about relocating clubs like we have been recently then Panthers would’ve been top of that list to relocate.
    Gus has made sure that the club is stable for at least another 10, 20 years. Sure he hasn’t bought a title to Penrith but he has still done a lot for a club that was on the verge of
    Bankruptcy before he joined.

  4. I can’t stand Gus and it’s great to see him gone (just need channel 9 to wake up now) but he definitely did a good job in turning the club around.

    He didn’t win them the competition but they were a shambles when he got there. It’s a shame his ego is so big and he needed to be such a control freak, otherwise maybe they might’ve made the grand final last year (and ultimately lost to the Roosters).

    Griffin must be having a good chuckle. It’s funny that Gus sacked Cleary years ago after they obviously fell out, even though Penrith had half their roster injured and plenty of excuses for performing poorly after making the prelims the year before, and now Cleary’s return results in the departure of Gus lmao.

  5. 80kms in a straight line of juniors from Katoomba to Blacktown still has not saved this useless club from being a force, even with such a great football brain as Phil Gould he can’t get them a premiership. I think with all the Riches Penrith posses with a variety of successful clubs including the massive popular Panthers Leagues Club. The Financial Giant is about to be awoken, trying to produce a team of local juniors to win a premiership is totally a waste of time and effort. Its back to the purchasing a comp drawing board. Phill Gould has proven locally produced comps are things of ancient history. 🐓 ⛈

  6. So last year in 2018, when the ‘Riff were certainties semi final bound and red hot premiership contenders, Gould and the ‘Riff Board saw fit to offer Gould a 5 year deal to stick around, enjoy the hard work and win a premiership …fast forward 7 months and the “Riff have a new coach who has no moral face and battling to score points from their million dollar halfback, are struggling to win games and Gould says its time to go as he has achieved everything @ “Riff….mate your team have gone backwards, why are you jumping ship?..or more likely has Iv pushed you!

  7. Penriths Hall of Panther fame Team.🤣😂😁😆😁😂🤣🤣😂🤣

    1. Rhys Wesser, Rockhampton junior
    2. Bob Landers, Easts junior 🤣😂😁😆😂🤣
    3 Grahame Moran, Taree junior, Penrith bought him after he represented country firsts in 1966.
    4. Ryan Girdler Illawarra
    5. Alan McIndoe Illawarra
    6. Brad Fittler. Parra junior before Penrith claimed him for their own local junior born and bred.🤣😂😆🤣

    Fittler was born in Auburn, New South Wales, Australia of German descent.[7] He played junior rugby league for a number of clubs in the Parramatta JRL District including, Sadleir Bulldogs, Dayments, Ashcroft Stallions and Mt. Pritchard Community Club (Mounties) before moving to Cambridge Park in the Penrith JRL District

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brad_Fittler

    7. Greg Alexander Parra junior. Represented Australian schoolboys in 1983 from Patrician Brothers Fairfield. Penrith claim him. 🤣😆😂😁😂😆🤣

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrician_Brothers%27_College,_Fairfield

    So there you have the Penrith Chocolate Soldiers best backline and no locally home grown produced products. Just like every other team they buy players. Got that ChocolateSoldierOfDivide.🤣😆😂😁😂😆🤣😆😂😁😂😆🤣😂😂😁😂😆🤣😆😆🤣😂🤣😂.

    Phil Gould is a footy brain and a realist. So Penrith wake up and time to buy a premiership if you want one AHAHAHAHAHA

  8. Penriths Hall of Panther fame Team.

    1. Rhys Wesser, Rockhampton junior
    2. Bob Landers, Easts junior
    3 Grahame Moran, Taree junior, Penrith bought him after he represented country firsts in 1966.
    4. Ryan Girdler Illawarra
    5. Alan McIndoe Illawarra
    6. Brad Fittler. Parra junior before Penrith claimed him for their own local junior born and bred.
    Fittler was born in Auburn, New South Wales, Australia of German descent.[7] He played junior rugby league for a number of clubs in the Parramatta JRL District including, Sadleir Bulldogs, Dayments, Ashcroft Stallions and Mt. Pritchard Community Club (Mounties) before moving to Cambridge Park in the Penrith JRL District
    7. Greg Alexander Parra junior. Represented Australian schoolboys in 1983 from Patrician Brothers Fairfield. Penrith claim him.

  9. So there you have the Penrith Chocolate Soldiers best backline and no locally home grown produced products. Just like every other team they buy players. Got that ChocolateSoldierOfDivide.😂🤣😆😁😆🤣😂😁🤣🤣😂😂.

    Phil Gould is a footy brain and a realist. So Penrith wake up and time to buy a premiership if you want one AHAHAHAHAHA💪😎👍

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