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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2979417, member: 1899"] Player of the Year: Tevita Pangai Jr - It's tough because Oates was just as vital to the club's performances. Pangai Jr though was the one player Bennett was willing to compromise on since he was so important, he could live with just giving him 30 minutes a game. He could also do it all and won us games with his strength, skill and speed as well as his defence. I know everyone had a good laugh about the post, but it doesn't come into play without Pangai Jr Best Forward: Tevita Pangai Jr - AFAIK it's a similar deal to the Dally Ms where it's a 2 for 1 deal. If not, give it to Ofahengaue. Lodge had an unbelievable year, so for Ofahengaue to take his starting spot later in the year was a testament to his development as a player. Best Back: Corey Oates - 2018 was a matter of whether or not Corey Oates decided to show up. If he decided he could take more than seven hit-ups, Brisbane usually won. If not, they were mud. Most Consistent: Andrew McCullough - Typically this is code for best defensive player, so McCullough practically wins it by default. I think the club will reward him for his ability to recover well ahead of schedule and not completely shit the bed on those 'off' nights the club had. Player's Player: Joe Ofahengaue - If you listen to the players, he's rated highly by everyone and if he misses out on Best Forward, he'll scoop this up. Rookie of the Year: Jamayne Isaako - Arguably the most contested award of the night. Any other year Staggs or Fifita take it with relative ease, but Isaako was a match-winner and so integral to finishing inside the 8. Play of the Year: The Jet Takes Off - Arguably the best individual try in club history. Fans Player of the Year: Tevita Pangai Jr - We should steal the Queensland Reds idea and just make him into a mascot. The kids love him, the fantasy gurus love him, whats not to love? Please stay in Brisbane Pangai. Clubman of the Year: Mick Hancock & Scott Prince - I think they'll give it to somebody involved in the women's squad and there hasn't been an interview where I haven't heard these two gushed over. I'm sure the women will be honoured as well, which means. Women's Player of the Year: Brittany Breayley - Her service out of dummy half gave our forward pack the edge they needed and allowed the backs to chime in when they needed to. Best Forward: Brittany Breayley - Arakua would be my alternate, she was unbelievably tough to handle off the bench. Best Back: Chelsea Baker - Could go with Robinson and Brigginshaw, but Baker was so quick on those fringes and often gave the opposition a panic attack. [/QUOTE]

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