Bennett is FURIOUS! 😤 9WWOS
has hit out at the Penrith Panthers over their "use of blockers" to protect superstar halfback Nathan Cleary., which claims Penrith has approached the NRL to see whether match officials could step in to stop an "illegal South Sydney ambush" occurring on Cleary when the two sides face off tomorrow night.
"They're setting up blocks. The bottom line is we haven't been able to get near Nathan and his kicks because we're getting blocked. "They're either moving forward, backward or sideways to block that player from getting to the kicker.
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