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500 games, four titles, one remarkable family legacy
It’s clear the Cleary name runs through the streets of Penrith.
Just outside the Panthers Leagues Club, a giant mural captures one of the most iconic moments in the club’s history – Nathan Cleary and Isaah Yeo holding up four fingers after securing a historic fourth straight premiership.
It also provides a fitting backdrop for another milestone in the Cleary family.
It’s an image that tells the story of Penrith’s golden era, led by the milestone man Ivan Cleary, who will coach his 500th NRL game when the Panthers face Melbourne at AAMI Park, becoming just the seventh coach in history to reach the mark.
Live: Storm host Panthers trying to avoid third straight loss in Cleary's milestone
The Penrith Panthers are trying to bounce back from back-to-back losses as they take on the Melbourne Storm in Ivan Cleary's milestone 500th game as a coach.
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Melbourne's dummy half pass hits the deck, but still they almost create the overlap, saved only by Brian To'o knocking down Jack Howarth's pass.
Maybe the time with one or two players in the bin is already taking a toll. It surely will later in the game, so don't count the Storm out just yet.
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Nathan or Ivan? If you could choose only one champion Cleary, who do you pick?
Ivan Cleary, you’ll be shocked to learn, hates having a fuss made over him.
Even when he’s about to coach the 500th game of his rugby league career, a feat only six other coaches have achieved in 118 years.
Right now, with a trip to Melbourne and three games left in the regular season, Cleary and his son, Nathan, who also happens to be his champion halfback, are staring up at their latest mountain to conquer.
How do they recalibrate their attack and win a premiership without Isaah Yeo, who I don’t see taking the field again this season after suffering a significant pectoral injury.
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