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Forced layoff has Kikau refreshed for minor premiership charge – NRL.COM
Viliame Kikau believes a forced week on the sidelines came at the right time as Penrith’s performance staff continue to manage training loads as opposed to resting players before the finals.
Viliame Kikau believes a forced week on the sidelines came at the right time as Penrith’s performance staff continue to manage training loads as opposed to resting players before the finals.
The Panthers guaranteed themselves a top-four spot in Kikau’s absence following their 30-6 win over the Wests Tigers on Saturday to remain three points clear of the Storm in the race for the minor premiership.
A round 18 clash against top-four rivals Parramatta could prove critical to the side’s chances of…
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