We all know that a team from fifth has never won it before but I wonder when (or indeed if) a team has won it without having a single player in the dream team? Or a single player recognised in the super league awards?

Sssshhhh...I'll be worried as f*** next year if we get to another GF and one of the lads has picked up an award. It'd be the equivalent of washing my lucky thong.

I would happily have no individual honours as long as the team play as they have and keep churning out the titles!!

Yes the Dream Team is specific to the SL Era. 16 years so 208 positions in total to fill.


8 - Jamie Peacock

7 - Andy Farrell, Keiron Cunningham

5 - Jason Robinson, Keith Senior, Kris Radlinski

4 - Adrian Morley, Gareth Ellis, Gary Connolly, Kevin Sinfield, Paul Sculthorpe, Paul Wellens, Terry O'Connor

3 - Adrian Lam, Anthony Sullivan, Ben Westwood, James Graham, James Roby,
Rob Burrow, Sam Tomkins, Stuart Fielden

2 - Ali Lauitiiti, Danny McGuire, Darren Albert, George Carmont, Iestyn Harris, James Lowes, Jamie Lyon, Kirk Yeaman, Lesley Vainikolo, Martin Gleeson, Matt Gidley, Michael Dobson, Paul Newlove, Peter Gill, Ryan Hall, Scott Donald, Sean Long, Sean O'Loughlin, Steve Renouf, Tevita Vaikona

1 - A long, long list that I won't bore you all with.

By Team:

51 - Wigan
45 - St Helens
38 - Leeds
19 - Bradford
12 - Warrington
8 - Castleford, Hull
5 - Les Catalans, Hull KR
4 - London, Wakefield
3 - Huddersfield
2 - Gateshead, Sheffield
1 - Halifax, Salford

Not so stunning when you consider the media bias towards Wigan, that has always been there.