I think the favourites will be Briscoe, Dobson and Galea. However honourable mentions have to go to Foxy, Colbon, Jake Webster (who defensively has been brilliant), Jason Netherton and Ben Fisher, who isn't on the list.

My 1,2,3 would be:

1. Dobson, brilliant in a crucially important role and has played every game iirc.
2. Briscoe, narrowly behind Dobson. Also brilliant, and so brave. The handful of games he missed (even if one was to play for England), means he 'only' gets second in my book.
3. Fox - not just for the tries, but also for all the hard-work running from dummy-half early in sets.

Its Dobson for me, closely followed by Briscoe.

Would like to mention Scott Murrell too,his defence has been fantastic.

My top 3 would go

1. Paul Cooke
2. Shaun Briscoe
3. Michael Dobson

Brisc for me,

surprised someone hasnt dropped lovegrove in there though; i wudnt say hes been our best player but hes done more then some in that list for me.