I would go for Peacock. He was playing like a man possessed against the Wolfs in his first spell. Must've done at least 20 tackles in that period.

I'd love to see Buderus win it!

Me to because I'm in love with him (besides after being injured for 2009, then below par performances in the last two finals he owes us one)

I'd like to see another in the growing line of Leeds academy products winning it.



If I had to choose based on who I'd be most pleased for, it'd be JJB, Ablett, Bailey, in that order.



If Leeds win, Peacock, Buderus, Burrow and Sinfield are probably the men most likely.



What are Bailey's odds like?

Unless forwards score tries, they rarely win these awards even if they put in mammoth efforts. Although there are exceptions.



Wingers would normally need to score 2 or 3 tries to take the award. Unless they score a wonder try which helps win the game. If a halfback has a few good runs and does some good kicks, he'll normally take the award if he's on the winning team. But often goes to someone you wouldn't quite have tipped before the game.



With that in mind



My tip is john wilkin.



Plays in the pack but offers enough flair and ability to be noticed, i think he;ll come up with some good plays, score a try and take the award.

I've taken Peacock at 14/1. Reckon he will bust a gut this weekend, again. He'll not want Graham getting bragging rights.

Knee-dy

The press are often pretty sentimental with their voting, which would make James Graham the man to back.

Or Buderus?

If a Leeds player takes out the Harry Sunderland award they'll go level with Bradford on 5 from the 14 Finals played during the SL Era.



(Bradford are the only team to provide the individual award winner while being on the losing side and they've done this twice.)

I'm going to offer one from left field here.



Meli has been hugely quiet for weeks he is due a big game. I reckon a hatrick for meli and no I donyt mean dropping the ball for leeds.

Cant see Meli getting anywhere near

think he's already booked his taxi home