GNR4LIFE
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Hurrell won't get it, but i think he's by far and away the biggest star in the making out of the crop. He's Tuiaki x2
Rookie of the year
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Marshall_magic
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@GNR4LIFE said:
He reminds me of Francis Meli. Nuggety and strong with plenty of pace for a bloke his size. Very hard to bring down 1 on 1.
Fade_To_Black
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Josh Reynolds from the Dogs will give it a nudge. He is the sort of player we need-gutsy and ultra-competitive, doesn't mince about looking for the fancy play
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Konrad Hurrell can't win it, just like it was not possible for him to win Toyota Cup Player of the Year for 2011\. Even though he was king of the stats and clearly the best player over the year, De Belin still got it.
Adam Reynolds deserves it 100% if he gets it though.
Adam Reynolds deserves it 100% if he gets it though.
These are the official rules:
A player’s Rookie season will be judged to be one in which he has participated in more than three NRL Premiership matches (or English Super League matches) as either a starting player or one of the four official replacement players.
Regardless of the number of games played, a player may only be eligible for the Rookie of the Year Award either in the season of his first NRL match, or the season immediately following that match.
Voting for the Award shall be conducted in the same manner and at the same time as the Positional Awards.
While voting is at the discretion of the judges, a guideline is given that where two players are judged to be of a similar standard but where one may have made his ‘debut’ the previous year, that preference would be given to the player who first competed at NRL level in the current year.
Points deductions for suspension will not have any bearing on the voting process but players who have been suspended twice in a season will be ineligible for an award.
Phil Rothfield
A player’s Rookie season will be judged to be one in which he has participated in more than three NRL Premiership matches (or English Super League matches) as either a starting player or one of the four official replacement players.
Regardless of the number of games played, a player may only be eligible for the Rookie of the Year Award either in the season of his first NRL match, or the season immediately following that match.
Voting for the Award shall be conducted in the same manner and at the same time as the Positional Awards.
While voting is at the discretion of the judges, a guideline is given that where two players are judged to be of a similar standard but where one may have made his ‘debut’ the previous year, that preference would be given to the player who first competed at NRL level in the current year.
Points deductions for suspension will not have any bearing on the voting process but players who have been suspended twice in a season will be ineligible for an award.
Phil Rothfield
Marshall_magic
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Josh Reynolds played 10 games in 2011
WestsSupporter
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If Ken Sio wasn't playing for the Eels he would be up there. been watching him play, Stephen Kearney managed to do one good thing while he was at the Eels.