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Cleary sin binned for a high shot
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Panthers’ nervous Cleary wait; ‘special’ teen’s statement display as Tigers win thriller
Penrith could start the season without champion halfback Nathan Cleary after the rep star was sent to the sin bin for a high shot on Heamasi Makasini on a night the Tigers rookie announced himself with a terrifying solo try.
Cleary was marched with three minutes left in the first half after he collected the rookie winger in the jaw with his shoulder as Makasini juggled the ball, with the Tigers scoring three late tries to win 26-12.
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Nathan Cleary in doubt for Penrith’s opener
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Leichhardt Oval: Champion Panthers captain Nathan Cleary risks being banned from Penrith’s NRL season opener against premiers Brisbane after being placed on report for a high shot on Wests Tigers’ exciting rookie Heamasi Makasini.
Cleary was sin-binned and booed by the Tigers’ faithful in a trial at Leichhardt Oval on Friday night after he collected Makasini in the head with his right shoulder.
He apologised to Makasini before referee Ashley Klein told him he was on report and off the field for 10 minutes.
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