www.therhinos.co.uk/matchdaytv/? ... OZxmqznPLY only the 4th Englishman to have one the award 1984 Wally Lewis (Australia) 1985 Brett Kenny (Australia) 1986 Garry Jack (Australia) 1987 Hugh McGahan MBE (New Zealand) Shared 1987 Peter Sterling (Australia) Shared 1988 Ellery Hanley (Great Britain) 1989 Mal Meninga (Australia) 1990 Garry Schofield (Great Britain) 1999 Andrew Johns (Australia) 2000 Brad Fittler (Australia) 2001 Andrew Johns (Australia) 2002 Stacey Jones (New Zealand) 2003 Darren Lockyer (Australia) 2004 Andrew Farrell (Great Britain) 2005 Anthony Minichiello (Australia) 2006 Darren Lockyer (Australia) 2007 Cameron Smith (Australia) 2008 Billy Slater (Australia) 2009 Greg Inglis (Australia) 2010 Benji Marshall (New Zealand) 2011 Johnathan Thurston (Australia) 2012 Kevin Sinfield (Great Britain) Well done Kevin

www.therhinos.co.uk/matchdaytv/? ... OZxmqznPLY only the 4th Englishman to have one the award 1984 Wally Lewis (Australia) 1985 Brett Kenny (Australia) 1986 Garry Jack (Australia) 1987 Hugh McGahan MBE (New Zealand) Shared 1987 Peter Sterling (Australia) Shared 1988 Ellery Hanley (Great Britain) 1989 Mal Meninga (Australia) 1990 Garry Schofield (Great Britain) 1999 Andrew Johns (Australia) 2000 Brad Fittler (Australia) 2001 Andrew Johns (Australia) 2002 Stacey Jones (New Zealand) 2003 Darren Lockyer (Australia) 2004 Andrew Farrell (Great Britain) 2005 Anthony Minichiello (Australia) 2006 Darren Lockyer (Australia) 2007 Cameron Smith (Australia) 2008 Billy Slater (Australia) 2009 Greg Inglis (Australia) 2010 Benji Marshall (New Zealand) 2011 Johnathan Thurston (Australia) 2012 Kevin Sinfield (Great Britain) Well done Kevin

Did Sinfield play on his own for the Leeds Rhinos? No wonder they've won that many SL titles from 5th



Care to list all those international performances by Sinfield against Australia where he's demonstrated any world class qualities at that level which may warrant the awarding of the Golden Boot best player in the world award at any time? An award which incidentally places "particular emphasis on performances at international level"... or at least it used to do.


3, 0 and 2 times respectively, but I'm not aware of any of those players ever being awarded the Golden Boot best player in the world award either

His international credibility is a subjective opinion, yours is he lacks it. Most people would probably think that your opinion lacks credibility, especially the corner you have painted yourself into regarding England and Leeds Rhino’s especially has led to some fairly incredulous opinions that you have put forth. But both my opinion on your credibility and yours on Kevin Sinfields are irrelevant because it is impossible to say what would have happened because they didn’t play, it is unarguable fact, that Australia’s decision not to play, and the disappointingly potical proposal from NZ did deprive Kevin Sinfield of the opportunity for international success against the major southern hemisphere sides and as such it is clearly correct to say that it wasn’t his fault he didn’t have success against those nations this year.

Sinfield did experience international success this year by the way. The international game doesn’t start and stop with the Australians, however much they, and their fanboys believe it does.

So you think the 2012 Golden Boot winner should be based on previous years games and results? strange.

Perhaps he was denied. He's won MOM the last two times England have played New Zealand over here. If we could've had a 3 game England vs NZ series their's a good chance he might have been Man of the Series.

Who awarded him Man of the Match in the game played in England?