I thought Delaney popped up all over the place, playing a forward in defence and an extra centre in offence. He needed to score a try to get the recognition, Lima put in 2 big hits and 2 try's and as there were not really any individual stand out individual performances, I suppose they went with the official flow and favour a Wigan player.

Completely agree. Burrow blew him off the park but can understand why being on the losing side meant he failed to win it. People are only ejaculating over Delaney because they are used to him being so poor, he wasn't MOM material yesterday. Buderus was a let down not helped by the fact his forwards were poor in his first spell.

Such a shame that Lima hadn't the first clue of what it was he'd won...

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Note to journos : Next year make sure your recipient knows who the hell Lance Todd was ...

If it meant Tomkins getting beaten to a pulp by Richard Kiel.....

Was thinking of names earlier that i thought had a great game and i was really struggling to find Wigan names and plucking Leeds names straight away.

I thought Chris Clarkson, Brett Delaney, Ryan Hall, Jeff Lima, Joel Tomkins, Thomas Leulia and Rob Burrow who imo was the turning point of the Leeds comeback becuase when he came on there was a real spark and Leeds' came was twice the speed and caught Wigan off guard.

Is he the American cycling guy?

Don Fox, winner in the infamous "watersplash" final.

Those involved in the voting don't care who wins the award. Most of them just ask certain members of the panel who should win, and vote for them, while enjoying the corporate hospitality.