Awards : Wed Oct 11, 2023 1:11 am  

Congrats to Cakeman for Championship coach of the year. Last season Hughes said he was good enough at this level, but with help from Lovegrove maybe he's a tad better than that.

Dean Parata joint Championship player of the year speaks for itself.

Billy Leyland Young player of the year. Hope we can hold onto him & he doesn’t disappear up north.

Beat Toulouse & you have to wonder if Hughes pulled of a stroke of genius or was it just hard work & good fortune?

Re: Awards : Wed Oct 11, 2023 6:50 am  

https://www.rugby-league.com/article/62 ... DR,3YWXQ,1 Also gongs for Lewis King of London Roosters as the inaugural 'Wheels of Steel ' winner as player of the year in the Wheelchair Superleague and for Roosters' coach Tom Coyd as coach of the year. Pretty good night for RL in the South all told!

https://www.rugby-league.com/article/62 ... DR,3YWXQ,1 Also gongs for Lewis King of London Roosters as the inaugural 'Wheels of Steel ' winner as player of the year in the Wheelchair Superleague and for Roosters' coach Tom Coyd as coach of the year. Pretty good night for RL in the South all told!

Re: Awards : Wed Oct 11, 2023 6:53 am  

Deadcowboys1 wrote:

Congrats to Cakeman for Championship coach of the year. Last season Hughes said he was good enough at this level, but with help from Lovegrove maybe he's a tad better than that.

Dean Parata joint Championship player of the year speaks for itself.

Billy Leyland Young player of the year. Hope we can hold onto him & he doesn’t disappear up north.

Beat Toulouse & you have to wonder if Hughes pulled of a stroke of genius or was it just hard work & good fortune?

I hope young Bill stays for another season at least, he has been outstanding coming into the first team - often a move to a 'big ' club up North can come too soon for a player.