Give it to Danny

Westwood and Hardaker for me.
No doubt that roby would be a worthy winner either though.

I think sinfield for Leeds is one of the best players of recent times but for me falls short for man of steel.
Maybe more worthy of a lifetime achievement award.
I think Cunningham got something like that when he retired, and maybe Leeds with recognise him in some other fashion like with the statue of Cunningham.

It's not just MOS where Leeds players have missed out - it's awards full stop.

From memory I don't think a Leeds player or coach has picked up any award in any season since first winning Super League in 2004 - which is pretty remarkable!

How Tony Smith didn't win coach of the year in '04 is simply unbelievable for instance.

As for MOS, Sir Kev was closest in '05 I'd suggest - unlucky but Lyon was a worthy winner. Without him, Kevin would have walked it.

Tony Smith won coach of the year 2005, more of a belated award for 2004 though (the RFL realised that a team which ammassed 50 league points out of a possible 56 might just be worth a mention after all)

My bad, yes he was!

That's definitely the only individual award anyone from Leeds has won in that time period, just double checked! Don't think the players will be too bothered though, can't imagine they'd swap their medal haul for individual glory

It's just a pretty remarkable fact that a team winning five league titles in eight seasons fails to get a single player award!

Wire lost 7 games this year
of those
Westwood didn't play in 4 of them

Anyone except rat boy for me, but if pushed roby

Oh I don't know, I didn't think he was an unworthy winner of MOS to be honest.

Farrell's win in 04 was a joke and IIRC he got it based on his 'heroic' display at Headingly when he played on with a broken nose.

McGuire, Vianakolo, Sinfield, Bai, and Furner were all more deserving than Panface.

In 2005 Sinfield would've won it ahd it not been for his injury half way through the season.

His legs had gone. He was well past his best. He spent much of the season propping he'd slowed down that much. In fact, he was so slow it was not long after he took another step down to being an outside back in Rugby Union.

He won it on reputation, not form, IMO.

Maybe it would help if the MoS awards were actually decided after the end of the season.

I thought he was outstanding in a struggling team that year. He was well past his best, but seemed to summon up some big performances from somewhere.

Tomato tomato.

That doesn't work written down does it?

the Golden Boot Award he got that same season looked laughable when the guy who should have got it,Darren Lockyer, was ripping us to shreds at ER just days after he recieved it.

This I agree with.

That night displayed the difference there was between being the best player in SL in 2004 (whoever it was) and being the best player in the world. Lockyer's first half was one of the best displays I've ever seen live and in person. Pity the 2nd half petered out once Australia took their foot off the gas really.