2012 Broncos Awards Presentation

[Big Pete]

Is happening tomorrow night and would like to get some predictions during this quiet part of the year. :thumbup1:

UNDER 20'S AWARDS:

Best Back:
Best Forward:
Player's Player:
NYC Player of the Year:

FIRST GRADE AWARDS:

Rookie of the Year:
Defence Play of the Year:
Play of the Year:
Most Improved:
Most Consistent:
Encouragement Award:
Best Back:
Best Forward:
Clubman of the Year:
Player's Player:
Player of the Year:

 

[Big Pete]

UNDER 20'S AWARDS:

Best Back: Tristian Lumley
Best Forward: Caleb Timu
Player's Player: Corey Oates
NYC Player of the Year: Caleb Timu

FIRST GRADE AWARDS:

Rookie of the Year: Lachlan Maranta
Defence Play of the Year: R4 Ben Hannant tackle on A. Reynolds
Play of the Year: R4 Josh Hoffman try vs. Souths
Most Improved: Ben Te'o
Most Consistent: Ben Hannant
Encouragement Award: Dale Copley
Best Back: Justin Hodges
Best Forward: Alex Glenn
Clubman of the Year: Jharal Yow Yeh
Player's Player: Ben Hannant
Player of the Year: Alex Glenn

 

[nopatience101]

Most look about right, Pete

imo;

Most Consistent: McCullough/Glenn
Player's Player: McCullough
Player of the Year: McCullough

Wouldn't complain if Glenn won.

 

[Big Pete]

Forgot about McCullough strangely.

I reckon he'll take Player's Player. Broke the club record for most tackles in a season and that tends to get recognition.

 

[nopatience101]

Hes really coming along as a leader and his defense all year was immense.

 

[Big Pete]

Glenn isn't necessarily who I would have selected but I get the feeling he'll get the recognition. I get the vibe he's the most respected player inside and outside the club. The coach certainly seems to like him.

Defensively, McCullough had a great season but with the ball I still don't think he's as consistent as others. Still has the habit of making poor short range plays which can be absolute game changers. He certainly got better as the season wore on and he's certainly improving but the award would seem really left field to me.

If I was apart of the voting comittee, I'd lend my support to Hannant. I thought he stood up after a disappointing 2011 and overall was consistently our best player in both departments. I reckon the Origin period may help Glenn as well as breaking the try scoring record for a Broncos forward.

 

[Huge]

I thought Parker was the most consistent. He aimed up from the start and reached great heights in the SOO setting up victory with fantastic efforts. When you consider the enormous gash in his leg he had a great season. There are a few great contenders though

 

[Kimlo]

Congratulations to all involved. I'm happy Maranta was recognised because I thought he was great in his stint for us.
I agree with all the awards really, all rightly chosen. Glenn was great for us this year.

 

[Fozz]

Read the very first sentence again, pwn. :)

 

[Big Pete]

They're just predictions.

Official presentation is tomorrow night.

You're welcome to come up with your own. :)

CP - Unfortunately injuries hurt Parker. His end to the season wasn't good and he had the odd shocker too. (R2 and R10)

 

[Kimlo]

Read the very first sentence again, pwn. :)

Fail! I assumed it was official haha! The bolded font made me skip past the first line.

 

[Huge]

Fair enough Big Pete...but oh so typical for prawn...lol...got love how all his posts have a homage to me in them..this love is almost embarrassing

 

[Kimlo]

Once again, childish name calling really highlights your character.

 

[ningnangnong]

Don't stray from the topic thanks fellas.

 

[Son Edo]

Rookie of the Year: Lachlan Maranta
Defence Play of the Year: Josh Hoffman on Manu Vatuvei
Play of the Year: Corey Norman try vs Rabbitohs
Most Improved: Andrew McCullough
Most Consistent: Andrew McCullough
Encouragement Award:
Best Back: Justin Hodges
Best Forward: Ben Hannant
Clubman of the Year: Josh Hoffman
Player's Player: Corey Parker
Player of the Year: Justin Hodges

 

[vertigo]

Encouragement Award: Wallace

 

[Broncoman]

Player of the year: Ben Hannat

 

[Alec]

Most Consistent isn't something I'd associate with McCullough. He was all over the place in the first half of the season. Ben Hunt even outplayed him off the bench for quite a few matches. Not to mention his awful last tackle plays close to the line.