Keinhorst, no contest.

Jimmy this year has proved is value, he should be in the 17 every week wether that's starting centre/sr or on the bench, but he must be in there, his utility value is fantastic, he could be to Leeds what Sam Panapa was to Wigan in the 90's or similar to Carl Ablet 10 years ago. He is good enough to get a start at just about any other super league club and we don't want to lose him.

I voted for Jjb just ahead of JK
YPOTY will be Lilley imo.

Got to be Seggy for me. May have only played a few games but has shown more than most of the rest already.

No disrespect to keinhorst who has done well but nobody has had the impact on the team like Seggy.

Kleinworst 100% especially if you consider where he was a couple of seasons ago so I would say most improved player for Leeds in recent history

Garbutt for me. His form has held up the most, when other's around him (especially down the middle) were crumbling.

He is the only player, the ONLY player that could possibly be considered for anything close to a player of the year. He is by far from perfect, but he is the ONLY one to consistently play to a level, and certainly the ONLY one to have put in more than three or four quality games in the season. I just wonder what people are watching when I see the other opinions, but good luck to them.

I agree that Garbutt has had a good season and he would be my 2nd choice but I still think Jimmy Kienhorst has edged it because of his utility play at centre or SR. Great things to come from him over the next couple of years.
A great replacement for when Abbo calls it a day.

Perhaps they are seeing things from an open minded and unbiased perspective





Bottom line is forwards have tried to stick together but the backs this year have had no leader, no plan and no idea hence why I think Kleinworst stood out as his objective seemed to be run in a forward & straight direction and put ball down when over the line.

a unique approach but strangely effective

As this is an award for player of the season many are ruled out because they have played so few games. Although both Watkins and Garbutt are contenders IMO they both had indifferent starts to the season. Garbutt was way overweight and got himself suspended and Watkins although putting in high tackle counts was for most of the season was in terrible attacking form when we really needed him to step up.

That leaves IMO JJB, Keinhorst and Burrow

Some will have your head for suggesting Burrow. He has been the cause of all our problems dontcha know

2nd highest metre make behind a pack that rarely dominated, the most clean breaks, the most assists, and relatively (for us) few errors.

JJB for me though, despite missing a fair chunk of the year, he has tackled like a demon and munched yards like they were the antidote.