Michael Oldfield could already see it from the outside looking in, and a conversation with his former teammates cemented it. Regardless of how far they slid down the NRL ladder or how dysfunctional they looked, it was only a matter of time before the Penrith Panthers began to click. Now the onus is on Oldfield and the Canberra Raiders to stop them at Panthers Stadium on Sunday. The Raiders are looking to force their way into the top two by season's end and in their way is a Penrith outfit riding a seven-game winning streak. "They're hitting some great form, Penrith, they've got such a strong squad," Oldfield said.
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Topic: No longer on the outside: Oldfield braces for Panthers test
