I watched in the pub and really fancied Wire to win it, not by a lot but still to win. However, Leeds continued to earn the trophy with a massive effort and they were led by the immense Sinfield!



I think the M.O.S. should be awarded after the Grand Final as the main prize is now that and I think KS would have won by a mile. That chin shot would have rendered mose hard men out for the count, Sinfield just took a coule of minutes to get his senses back and then carried on.



It was a great game which really entertained everyone in the pub and everyone agreed that Leeds deserved it!!!



Pugwash.

It's a team game. You can shove the MOS up the collective 'arris. Ask Sam if he's happy! Our players are ignored and we win the GF. That'll do me.

2004 should have been won by Diskin or McGuire.



Sinfield had a shout in 2005.



Peacock should have run graham close in 2007/8??? But probably was just 2nd best.



Other than that I can't really Make a case for a Leeds player to win man of steel.



Player of decade however would be contested by Leeds players alone, probably finishing: Sinfield, Peacock, Burrow, Senior, McGuire

I don't think Sir Kev is too fussed who wins the M.O.S he's more concerned about team achievements and.

We all know how good he is ,what a great leader of men he is and what a legend of our club he is also the lads he plays with all know how much of a special player/leader he is and that's all that counts.

This sums it up for me. Also, the reason we are successful is we are a team and although we have great players we aren't so reliant on any one. We have match winners all across our team.

Quote ="ryano"It's a team game. You can shove the MOS up the collective 'arris. Ask Sam if he's happy! Our players are ignored and we win the GF. That'll do ">me.'" Quite right. MoS is an irrelevant award these days, quite apart from the fact that its not awarded in the context of its original conception anyway (a career-long achievement of consistent high performance), its secretly voted for from a secretly selected very short list, its like the awards that people give each other in show business, five minutes worth of conversation and then forget it. people will talk about this Leeds team's achievements over the past ten years far longer than they will who won MoS for any of those years. ...and I'd be quite disappointed in Kevin Sinfield if he accepted any honorary award from the state or the RFL.

Quote ="ryano"It's a team game. You can shove the MOS up the collective 'arris. Ask Sam if he's happy! Our players are ignored and we win the GF. That'll do ">me.'" Quite right. MoS is an irrelevant award these days, quite apart from the fact that its not awarded in the context of its original conception anyway (a career-long achievement of consistent high performance), its secretly voted for from a secretly selected very short list, its like the awards that people give each other in show business, five minutes worth of conversation and then forget it. people will talk about this Leeds team's achievements over the past ten years far longer than they will who won MoS for any of those years. ...and I'd be quite disappointed in Kevin Sinfield if he accepted any honorary award from the state or the RFL.