Panthers winger Josh Mansour says he’s disappointed in the behaviour of his fellow players who bring the NRL into disrepute.

After a 2019 season riddled with off-field distractions which ended with the Penrith Panthers finishing 10th on the ladder, Mansour is looking forward to a more settled 2020.

He tells Mark Levy he gets disappointed when he sees negative headlines and poor player behaviour, and hopes he won’t see a repeat of it this year.

“You never want to see the game get tarnished.

“But I’m a big believer in second chances and I believe everyone makes mistakes in life, I’m not perfect at all.

“Hopefully we can squash all those bad stories and bring out some good ones.”

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