Not too sure about those Lifetime Achievement Awards. Is being an average player throughout your career worthy of a lifetime achievement award simply because they're retiring this year?

Think of how embarrassing winning MOS would be to Sir Kev. I can't recall a single instance where he's admitted to having played remotely well. I honestly think lifting the team award would mean more to him, albeit a poor second to lifting another trophy at OT.

Ryan Hudson wins a lifetime achievement award despite a two year ban for a positive drugs test.Lunacy.

It's Club of the Year and it's about far, far more than on-field performances.

Wigan won "Club of the Year" not team of the year.

Community work such as the launch of "Central Park" teaching and giving opportunities to youngsters (AND adults) in the area educating them not only about Sport but IT, Business, Health & Beauty, Construction, Motoring etc and giving 100s of young people a place to train and learn.

The fantastic effort raising £thousands for Joining Jack, Sport Relief and other charities.

The highest average attendance (I believe).

Large profits for FY11 which are being re-invested into aforementioned "Central Park".

The best club marketing in RL by a long way.

In which case I was misinformed, and I withdraw my remarks.



Carry on.

Well done to tomkins he is a brilliant player.



Hardaker as well, fully deserving of the young player award.

As much as I can't stand the little rat for his silly antics during a game he does have great talent. It's also voted for by his fellow players so what are we to argue?!

Tomkins deserves it, hes been great to watch and has very impresive stats!

In years to come, Tomkins can look back on his career, and his medals and awards will show he was recognised as a great player



Sinfield can look back on his achievements as Captain of a highly succesful club



Tomkins is the future Garry Schofield.

Except he's already won a GF and a Challenge Cup.

"This is for all those who doubted this Team. This ones for you!"