yep bro i'd like to see Jamayne Tounua-Brown get an award of some sort to reward his improvement in his first season of fg..he's only going to get better..your spot on with those 3
Ref
Peta Hiku.
If you want to pick the guy who led us into battle and was consistently effectively relentless in all aspects of his game you pick Harris.
You could pick Roger Tuivasa-Sheck for all sort of reasons.
But our go to guy, the best attacking centre in the competition, not just this year, but for quite some time is Peta Hiku.
If you want to pick the guy who led us into battle and was consistently effectively relentless in all aspects of his game you pick Harris.
You could pick Roger Tuivasa-Sheck for all sort of reasons.
But our go to guy, the best attacking centre in the competition, not just this year, but for quite some time is Peta Hiku.
jonesy101
I'm picking Roger Tuivasa-Sheck for the way he held the team together when they had every excuse to implode. The most difficult assignment of any NRL captain this year and loved his energy.
Katoa has been incredible for his debut season with honorable mention to Paul Turner for his one game cameo.
Pleasantly surprised with how well Perham slotted in a centre and instantly looked a first grader.
Katoa has been incredible for his debut season with honorable mention to Paul Turner for his one game cameo.
Pleasantly surprised with how well Perham slotted in a centre and instantly looked a first grader.
The Batman
Defence
jonesy101
I've seen a few nominations for club man of the year so have one from left-field. While the cynics would suggest an 8 game TV deal was at stake I'm nominating Peter V'Landys. Have never heard so much positive promotion of our club from NRL HQ before and while he couldn't fulfil every goal he worked his butt off with the authorities to still have us involved.
Also loved the way he left the other football codes in his wake. When everyone was saying he was dreaming that the comp would resume this year he brought in the biosecurity experts and had it up and running with a zero tolerance stance on even the smallest of breaches which the other codes then followed.
He saved this club and he saved the NRL.
Also loved the way he left the other football codes in his wake. When everyone was saying he was dreaming that the comp would resume this year he brought in the biosecurity experts and had it up and running with a zero tolerance stance on even the smallest of breaches which the other codes then followed.
He saved this club and he saved the NRL.
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ShaunJohnson7
Harris for POTY
HM Captain Shek and Hiku. Rog came home strong and Hiku is a superb attacking centre.
Rookie obviously Katoa, that pack next year should go gangbusters.
Clubman of the year, well the entire team that stayed and fought and did the club and fans proud.....but Shek for that with an honorable mention to one Adam Blair for picking his game when called out and playing a fine final season, staying with the team even with his grandmothers passing and then retiring to leave us in better shape for next year.
HM Captain Shek and Hiku. Rog came home strong and Hiku is a superb attacking centre.
Rookie obviously Katoa, that pack next year should go gangbusters.
Clubman of the year, well the entire team that stayed and fought and did the club and fans proud.....but Shek for that with an honorable mention to one Adam Blair for picking his game when called out and playing a fine final season, staying with the team even with his grandmothers passing and then retiring to leave us in better shape for next year.
Maybe he’ll win most improved - after all he was second on that list for a large chunk of the season 🤔
Defence
Just in support of Tohu Harris...
I have no idea what this award is but he won it and I found the criteria quite interesting-
Players like Harris & Trbojevic are the heart and soul of teams. Regardless of result or whats happening around them their performances never drop below a 8/10.
I don't think it comes as a surprise to anyone that both Harris & Trbojevic have taken out first place (equally) in this seasons VB's Hard Earned award.
"Each player's VB Hard Earned index score is calculated by doubling their total runs and adding a point for every tackle, offload, decoy, support, charge down and tackle break.
Negative plays lower the index score. One point is taken off per missed tackle, while errors and penalties cost four points. Being sin-binned results in eight points being subtracted."
The top 8 were as follows
@tohuharris12 & @jaketrbojevic 1829
McInnes 1749
@fisherhizzle 1657
@pattycarrigan 1629
@isaah_yeo 1613
@aidentolman 1550
@lege_era0 1533
I have no idea what this award is but he won it and I found the criteria quite interesting-
Players like Harris & Trbojevic are the heart and soul of teams. Regardless of result or whats happening around them their performances never drop below a 8/10.
I don't think it comes as a surprise to anyone that both Harris & Trbojevic have taken out first place (equally) in this seasons VB's Hard Earned award.
"Each player's VB Hard Earned index score is calculated by doubling their total runs and adding a point for every tackle, offload, decoy, support, charge down and tackle break.
Negative plays lower the index score. One point is taken off per missed tackle, while errors and penalties cost four points. Being sin-binned results in eight points being subtracted."
The top 8 were as follows
@tohuharris12 & @jaketrbojevic 1829
McInnes 1749
@fisherhizzle 1657
@pattycarrigan 1629
@isaah_yeo 1613
@aidentolman 1550
@lege_era0 1533
CHURCUZ
Defence
RLPA “players champion” nominees have been announced (each club has four players nominated by their peers) and our four are...
Harris, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Hiku and.... Lawton.
Some other notables include incoming warriors Addin Fonua-Blake for manly and Euan Aitken for the dragons and former warriors Shaun Johnson for the sharks and sst for the roosters.
The winner will be announced grand final day.
Harris, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Hiku and.... Lawton.
Some other notables include incoming warriors Addin Fonua-Blake for manly and Euan Aitken for the dragons and former warriors Shaun Johnson for the sharks and sst for the roosters.
The winner will be announced grand final day.
john nick
Very true. And at the same time he was keeping NSW racing going. He was the instigator of the Everest $10 million race. Great administration
Gizzyfan
Worried2Death
POTY: Peta Hiku for being our only attacking threat in most games
Most Improved: Hayze and Quite Nice Jack
Loaner: Best Jennings
Rookie: Krakatoa
Best future prospect: Turner
Most likely to end up in prison in the off-season: Mad Jack
Coach of the year: Toddy and Iro
Biggest disappointment: not getting the Walker bros
Warrior of Warriors: Jazz
Best captain: Rog
Worst kicker: Blair
Best bullshit artist: Boy George
Worst hair: Robbo
Best hair and the real MVP in every game: Tohu Harris
Most Improved: Hayze and Quite Nice Jack
Loaner: Best Jennings
Rookie: Krakatoa
Best future prospect: Turner
Most likely to end up in prison in the off-season: Mad Jack
Coach of the year: Toddy and Iro
Biggest disappointment: not getting the Walker bros
Warrior of Warriors: Jazz
Best captain: Rog
Worst kicker: Blair
Best bullshit artist: Boy George
Worst hair: Robbo
Best hair and the real MVP in every game: Tohu Harris
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snake77
Player of the Year: Harris, was great either in the middle or back on an edge. Really showed how much we missed him last year.
Rookie is a tough one as I think we were well served with Katoa and Jamayne Tounua-Brown. Katoa got a lot of tries which gets your attention. Jamayne Tounua-Brown played 19 games which is the bulk of the shortened season, and had to take on a lot with Afoa, LAM and Paasi not in the side.
Surprise would be Murchie. The start of the year he didn't seem like he offered much and was a bit of a penalty magnet. His form improved as did the entire sides. Gave us a threat on that side of the field.
A contender for the suprise would be Pompey. Given more game time he looked a lot more comfortable in first grade.
Rookie is a tough one as I think we were well served with Katoa and Jamayne Tounua-Brown. Katoa got a lot of tries which gets your attention. Jamayne Tounua-Brown played 19 games which is the bulk of the shortened season, and had to take on a lot with Afoa, LAM and Paasi not in the side.
Surprise would be Murchie. The start of the year he didn't seem like he offered much and was a bit of a penalty magnet. His form improved as did the entire sides. Gave us a threat on that side of the field.
A contender for the suprise would be Pompey. Given more game time he looked a lot more comfortable in first grade.
jonesy101
Best jersey: The Bush Shirt/Tea Towel/Picnic Rug
Best Half-time entertainment: Brett Finch
Tragic
Contributor
While I like Hiku and agree he is the best Centre out there for setting up his outside, you dont get POTY if you cant defend.
Its Tohu Harris all day!
Its Tohu Harris all day!
Defence
Further to this... Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has now been confirmed as 1 of 5 finalists along with cleary, kearey, Papali’i and tedesco.
AlexM
TOHU SHADES ROGER FOR TWL PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD - This Warriors Life
Become a Patron!As he is set to do with the Warriors’ official gong, Tohu Harris has broken Roger Tuivasa-Sheck’s stranglehold on the This Warriors Life Player of the Year award. Nicking the old Rugby League Week POTY model, we gave every... Read More ›
thiswarriorslife.com
Reputation having too much say - no way Roger Tuivasa-Sheck or Keary should even be close to top 5 this season.
