Penrith Panthers youngster Matt Moylan has the touch of Benji Marshall ASK Matty Moylan the secret to those incredible hands, a pair of mitts said to be among the most gifted of any at Penrith, and the rookie fullback simply shrugs. "Ah, dunno," he says with an embarrassed smile. Maybe it's from playing a little bit of touch footy as a kid, I guess. While he may not be the most explosive interview subject, Moylan, 21, is already being touted as key part of a Panthers' rebuilding process that continues against the Roosters at Allianz Stadium today. When Moylan talks about playing "a bit of touch," he means representing Australia. You know, like Benji Marshall. And while his NRL debut, only six days ago against Parramatta, may have started with Andrew Johns telling Triple M listeners "he looks like the sixth member of One Direction," it finished with Panthers great Mark Geyer tweeting: Matt Moylan, best debut in a Panthers jersey since the great @BradFittler back in 88 ... " Outstanding against the Eels, Panther No. 526 played a leading hand in three tries, including perhaps the best tip-on we'll see this year. Then in a tradition usually reserved for retiring players, Moylan was given the last conversion attempt of the game ... and nailed it. Asked this week if he was aware of the high praise from Geyer, the young Panther said: "Yeah, some of my mates told me about it." So a big night of celebrations then? Nah, I just went straight home ... I still live with my parents. Yet while Moylan may be quieter than a Trappist monk, plenty are talking for him. Asked if the young fullback was a player Penrith would rebuild around, director and club great Greg Alexander said: "That's the plan, yes. Two years ago, it didn't seem like we had any players from our younger squads who were capable of making the step up to NRL. No one was earmarked for it. Now we have half a dozen guys who we believe can go on to be first-grade players with the Penrith Panthers.