1. L'estrange
2. Menzies
3. Langley

Each week its the same old story with roughly five or six of the squad that get in the frame for the man of the match. We would be guaranteed a play off place now if it wasn't for rest and we know who that is. Worrincy must never be allowed to pull on the first team jersey again and if we are to persist with Reardon and Halley they must swap positions. Never again do I want to see Halley playing at full back for us. He is total gash as is Reardon as a winger!

Platt
Finigan
Lynch

At the moment PLatt looks like the only dangerous & incisive back you have, but does not see enough of the ball.

Platt has continually gone up in my estimation this year. If only we had a few more who tried as hard as he does.

1. Menzies
2. Platt
3. Nero

1. Menzies
2. Platt
3. Finnigan

Langers and Lynch up there as usual.

Bizarre range of opinion on Nero's performance at Craven Park, on this thread and others.

Can i, as a Rovers fan, vote.

Menzies. Continues to amaze me, a guy of his age can turns in very good performances every time i see him.

Langley. Tried hard and never gave up.

1 Beaver
2 Platt
3 L'Estrange

1 Beaver
2 Platt
3 L'Estrange

Ooops double post

But I will add, I hate singling out players for underperforming but, Worrincy had an absolutely shocking game

Menzies
Lynch
Langley

Mentions to Platt and Kopczak

1. L'Estrange
2. Menzies
3. Nero

Lynch
Finnigan
Platt

Missed the game. Thank god.

You have spoken and Steve Menzies is your MOTM for the game versus Hull Kingston Rovers. Apart from Beaver, the votes were fairly evenly spead but Michael Platt and Heath L'estrange take joint second and a share of the points. Chris Nero, Jamie Langley, Andy Lynch and Vinney Finnigan all came close but not quite close enough.

1. Steve Menzies - 3pts
2= Michael Platt - 1.5pts
2= Heath L'estrange - 1.5pts

Steve Menzies storms back to the top of the table in the newly named RedAmberandBlack Player of the Year Award. Ten Points now seperates the top 3 with Heath L'estrange closing the gap on Brett Kearney.

There are now 4 SL weekly rounds left, with the potential for 4 futher games (should a successful run to Old Trafford occur

). Realistically, this is now a 3-bull race between Menzies, Kearney and L'estrange.

1. Steve Menzies - 25.5pts
2. Brett Kearney - 24.5pts
3. Heath L'Estrange - 15.5pts
4. Matt Orford - 13pts
5. Elliott Whitehead - 10pts
6. Nick Scrutton - 9pts
7. Andy Lynch - 8.5pts
8. Jamie Langley - 8pts
9. Michael Platt - 7pts
10. Glenn Hall - 4.5pts
11. Rikki Sheriffe - 4pts
12= Wayne Godwin - 3pts
12= Joe Wardle - 3pts
12= Michael Worrincey - 3pts
12= Paul Sykes - 3pts
12= Danny Addy - 3pts
12= Craig Kopczac - 3pts
12= Vinny Finnigan - 3pts
19. Dave Halley - 2.5pts
20. Chris Nero - 1pt

Top 4 all Aussies. Another, unbelievably, in tenth place.

I bet those votes were awarded for his winner vs Wigan.

Can't be for anything else.

Finigan plays two matches and he's already amassed as many points as Sykes and Worrincy. Classic.

Tame Tupou made a similar start IIRC...?

You would of course expect a winger to be scoring at a decent rate relative to other positions though?

Worrincy showed he could run a decent line at times in the past but that part of his game seems to have gone out of the window.

By 'points' I meant man of the match voting points, not specific tries. I like to think the majority of voters on here give their top three places based on effort and not simply who crosses the whitewash

Sykes makes plenty of effort.

Sorry, my bad.

not in a backline like ours though