That is embarrassing i will give you that!

Peacock in 2009 and McGuire in 2010.

That's got nothing to do with the RFL. It's got a lot to do with RL media types with an agenda. Remind me which jokers (or joker) voted for Sinfield to be awarded the Golden Boot two years ago?


Like who for instance? And what year? I'm struggling to think of any Leeds player who merits the award, and definitely not in recent seasons when the team and its players (bar none) have tossed it off relentlessly throughout the regular seasons. Prior to the tossing it off mentality being embraced, they played as a team where the whole was greater than the individual parts.

Not sure Clarke would have won a Dally M award if that style of award was run this year. It's based on the best 3 players after each game.

Pretty sure Snyed was the big cheese for Cas at the start of the year and so he may have snaffled some of the votes, off Clarke.

Same for Roby, he would have probably lost points to Walsh early on and maybe Lomax too.

Were as at say somewhere like Huddersfield, Brough stands out as one on his own so may have gathered more top points over the season.

Peacock would have been more than worthy this and last year.like i say though, no qualms at the actual winners from me.

James Graham should have won it in 2009.

Danny McGuire? <Guffaw>

You forgot Gareth Ellis 2005.
As for W Eve, how sad are you?

Daryl Clark? Not for me. Not because I don't think he's a very good player - I do - but as others have said he's failed to deliver when it matters, meanwhile Roby is Mr Consistent (at a level above Clark), and Peacock always steps up in big games and against big opponents. I don't want to sound like I'm knocking Clark - the lad is 21 and can't be expected to be the complete player at such an early age.

I look at the list of previous winners and while Clark may well deserve it in the future, his name doesn't belong in such illustrious company - yet.

Anyone know who the 'expert' panel were? That muppet Sadler anywhere near it?

I'd say Sinfield in 2009 too.

No arguments with Clark winning it. Any of the 4 would've deserved it.

Isn't that the principle of the Goldthorpe medal - and Brough has won it 3 years out of 4?

Personally think Clark was the least deserving of the 4, but there wasn't necessarily a standout either...

Don't forget Matt Diskin in 2004.
Or Ian Kirke in 2008.

Agreed.This season its been a bit like whos the best bin man rather than whos the best carpenter

Shame there wasn't an award for Top Error Maker.

That would have secured an award for the Whinos and their whining fans.

Barring the semi final incident, Widnes have had a fantastic season away from the pitch, the charity work and community work has been outstanding and thats reward for everyone at the club who has busted a gut all season. Did we deserve to win it can be discussed until your blue in the face but I'm proud how we have bounced back from the semi, its also worth noting that the selection of idiots who ran on are not regular attending fans. Ill bet 90% on here don't actually know what the criteria is for the award.

Can't argue with any of the choices this season. All well deserved.