2019 Dally M Awards
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Dally M Team of the Year
Fullback: James Tedesco (Roosters)
Centre: Latrell Mitchell (Roosters)
Winger: Ken Maumalo (Warriors)
Five eighth: Cameron Munster (Storm)
Half back: Mitchell Moses (Eels)
Lock: Cameron Murray (Rabbitohs)
Second rower: John Bateman (Raiders)
Hooker: Cameron Smith (Storm)
Prop: Payne Haas (Broncos)
Interchange: Brandon Smith (Storm)
Fullback: James Tedesco (Roosters)
Centre: Latrell Mitchell (Roosters)
Winger: Ken Maumalo (Warriors)
Five eighth: Cameron Munster (Storm)
Half back: Mitchell Moses (Eels)
Lock: Cameron Murray (Rabbitohs)
Second rower: John Bateman (Raiders)
Hooker: Cameron Smith (Storm)
Prop: Payne Haas (Broncos)
Interchange: Brandon Smith (Storm)
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huh shouldn't Lolo have won lock? He was top 10.
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Show him the monneh
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Is the Ken Stephens medal announced tonight?
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Geez the Dally M awards are a poor judge of Rugby League.
The NRL needs to introduce a better system and soon.
The NRL needs to introduce a better system and soon.
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I thought it was. Will they do it next?Danaman137 wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 9:51 pm Is the Ken Stephens medal announced tonight?
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Papa is just aces in our eyes.
He gets the Dally M soft hands award.
Congrats on a fantastic 2019 JPapalii.
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He gets the Dally M soft hands award.
Congrats on a fantastic 2019 JPapalii.
Just one more dance mate !!!
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We need one of the forum there to spike Teddys water
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'grats to Teddy, he deserved that. So glad Smith didn't win.
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Doubt they’ll do it after the dally m. That would be underwhelmingraiderskater wrote:I thought it was. Will they do it next?Danaman137 wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 9:51 pm Is the Ken Stephens medal announced tonight?
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Dally M Medal
James Tedesco (Roosters)
James Tedesco wins 2019 Dally M Medal
Sydney Roosters’ Grand Final fullback James Tedesco has won the Dally M Medal.
In a glittering event at the Hordern Pavilion tonight, Tedesco (34 points) topped polling in a dramatic final round of voting, beating Melbourne Storm Captain Cameron Smith (31).
Parramatta’s Mitchell Moses (29) finished third, Brisbane Broncos’ prop Payne Haas (27) ended the season in fourth position, while Storm five-eighth Cameron Munster and last year’s winner, the Warriors’ Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (22 points), finished equal fifth.
Tedesco has the chance to back up his first Dally M medal with his second NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final win this Sunday, October 6 at ANZ Stadium.
With Smith having the chance to draw level with Tedesco in the final round, both players polled one vote in a dramatic finish.
Smith, though, won Hooker of the Year as well as Captain of the Year.
Tedesco also took out the Peter Frilingos Headline Moment for his series-winning try in the Holden State of Origin decider.
Tedesco’s Roosters teammate Latrell Mitchell won Centre of the Year as well as the Top Points Scorer, while from their Grand Final opponents, Canberra Raiders’ John Bateman won Second Rower of the Year.
St George Illawarra’s Jess Sergis, who is playing in the Holden Women’s Premiership Grand Final against Brisbane Broncos on Sunday, won the Female Dally M Player of the Year.
The Broncos’ Haas completed a remarkable season by taking out Rookie of the Year along with Prop of the Year.
Melbourne Storm’s Craig Bellamy won Coach of the Year, after taking his team to a third Minor Premiership in four seasons.
The Provan-Summons Medal, which has this year been relaunched as a “Spirit of the Game award”, was awarded to the Bulldogs’ Josh Jackson, for his actions in consoling Paul Momirovski after the Wests Tigers player missed a goal to tie their match in Round 21.
“This is a night where we honour the best of the best,” NRL CEO Todd Greenberg said.
“The 2019 season has been a ground-breaking season for the NRL. We took the game to new frontiers and blazed trails never thought possible. And on Sunday night we will write our final chapter for season 2019.
“The Roosters will look to become the first team to go back to back since the Broncos in 1992-1993. While the Raiders will seek Premiership glory on the 25th Anniversary of their last triumph.
“They’ve ensured an entire city has been painted green, such is the power and passion of rugby league. As our finals slogan says – Sunday night will be anyone’s game.”
The full list of winners is:
Male Dally M Player of the Year – James Tedesco – Sydney Roosters
Female Dally M Player of the Year – Jessica Sergis – St. George-Illawarra Dragons
Interchange – Brandon Smith – Melbourne Storm
Prop – Payne Haas – Brisbane Broncos
Second Row – John Bateman – Canberra Raiders
Lock – Cameron Murray – South Sydney Rabbitohs
Winger – Ken Maumalo – New Zealand Warriors
Centre – Latrell Mitchell – Sydney Roosters
Five-Eighth – Cameron Munster – Melbourne Storm
Halfback – Mitchell Moses – Parramatta Eels
Hooker – Cameron Smith – Melbourne Storm
Fullback – James Tedesco – Sydney Roosters
Rookie of the Year – Payne Haas – Brisbane Broncos
Captain of the Year – Cameron Smith – Melbourne Storm
Coach of the Year – Craig Bellamy – Melbourne Storm
Top Points Scorer – Latrell Mitchell – Sydney Roosters
Top Try Scorer – Maika Sivo – Parramatta Eels
Peter Frilingos Headline Moment: James Tedesco (State of Origin III)
Provan-Summons – Josh Jackson – Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Dally M Medal Honour Roll:
2019: James Tedesco (Sydney Roosters)
2018: Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (Warriors)
2017: Cameron Smith (Melbourne Storm)
2016: Cooper Cronk (Melbourne Storm) and Jason Taumololo (North Queensland Cowboys)
2015: Johnathan Thurston (North Qld Cowboys)
2014: Johnathan Thurston (North Qld Cowboys) and Jarryd Hayne (Parramatta Eels)
2013: Cooper Cronk (Melbourne Storm)
2012: Ben Barba (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
2011: Billy Slater (Melbourne Storm)
2010: Todd Carney (Sydney Roosters)
2009: Jarryd Hayne (Parramatta Eels)
2008: Matt Orford (Manly Sea Eagles)
2007: Johnathan Thurston (North Qld Cowboys)
2006: Cameron Smith (Melbourne Storm)
2005: Johnathan Thurston (North Qld Cowboys)
2004: Danny Buderus (Newcastle Knights)
2003: Not awarded
2002: Andrew Johns (Newcastle Knights)
2001: Preston Campbell (Cronulla Sharks)
2000: Trent Barrett (St George Illawarra Dragons)
1999: Andrew Johns (Newcastle Knights)
1998: Andrew Johns (Newcastle Knights)
1997: Not awarded
1996: Allan Langer (Brisbane Broncos)
1995: Laurie Daley (Canberra Raiders)
1994: Cliff Lyons (Manly Sea Eagles)
1993: Ricky Stuart (Canberra Raiders)
1992: Gary Freeman (Eastern Suburbs Roosters)
1991: Michael Potter (St George Dragons)
1990: Cliff Lyons (Manly Sea Eagles)
1989: Gavin Miller (Cronulla Sharks)
1988: Gavin Miller (Cronulla Sharks)
1987: Peter Sterling (Parramatta Eels)
1986: Peter Sterling (Parramatta Eels)
1985: Greg Alexander (Penrith Panthers)
1984: Michael Potter (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
1983: Terry Lamb (Western Suburbs Magpies)
1982: Ray Price (Parramatta Eels)
1981: Steve Rogers (Cronulla Sharks)
1980: Robert Laurie (South Sydney Rabbitohs)
1979: Steve Morris (St George Dragons)
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James Tedesco (Roosters)
James Tedesco wins 2019 Dally M Medal
Sydney Roosters’ Grand Final fullback James Tedesco has won the Dally M Medal.
In a glittering event at the Hordern Pavilion tonight, Tedesco (34 points) topped polling in a dramatic final round of voting, beating Melbourne Storm Captain Cameron Smith (31).
Parramatta’s Mitchell Moses (29) finished third, Brisbane Broncos’ prop Payne Haas (27) ended the season in fourth position, while Storm five-eighth Cameron Munster and last year’s winner, the Warriors’ Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (22 points), finished equal fifth.
Tedesco has the chance to back up his first Dally M medal with his second NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final win this Sunday, October 6 at ANZ Stadium.
With Smith having the chance to draw level with Tedesco in the final round, both players polled one vote in a dramatic finish.
Smith, though, won Hooker of the Year as well as Captain of the Year.
Tedesco also took out the Peter Frilingos Headline Moment for his series-winning try in the Holden State of Origin decider.
Tedesco’s Roosters teammate Latrell Mitchell won Centre of the Year as well as the Top Points Scorer, while from their Grand Final opponents, Canberra Raiders’ John Bateman won Second Rower of the Year.
St George Illawarra’s Jess Sergis, who is playing in the Holden Women’s Premiership Grand Final against Brisbane Broncos on Sunday, won the Female Dally M Player of the Year.
The Broncos’ Haas completed a remarkable season by taking out Rookie of the Year along with Prop of the Year.
Melbourne Storm’s Craig Bellamy won Coach of the Year, after taking his team to a third Minor Premiership in four seasons.
The Provan-Summons Medal, which has this year been relaunched as a “Spirit of the Game award”, was awarded to the Bulldogs’ Josh Jackson, for his actions in consoling Paul Momirovski after the Wests Tigers player missed a goal to tie their match in Round 21.
“This is a night where we honour the best of the best,” NRL CEO Todd Greenberg said.
“The 2019 season has been a ground-breaking season for the NRL. We took the game to new frontiers and blazed trails never thought possible. And on Sunday night we will write our final chapter for season 2019.
“The Roosters will look to become the first team to go back to back since the Broncos in 1992-1993. While the Raiders will seek Premiership glory on the 25th Anniversary of their last triumph.
“They’ve ensured an entire city has been painted green, such is the power and passion of rugby league. As our finals slogan says – Sunday night will be anyone’s game.”
The full list of winners is:
Male Dally M Player of the Year – James Tedesco – Sydney Roosters
Female Dally M Player of the Year – Jessica Sergis – St. George-Illawarra Dragons
Interchange – Brandon Smith – Melbourne Storm
Prop – Payne Haas – Brisbane Broncos
Second Row – John Bateman – Canberra Raiders
Lock – Cameron Murray – South Sydney Rabbitohs
Winger – Ken Maumalo – New Zealand Warriors
Centre – Latrell Mitchell – Sydney Roosters
Five-Eighth – Cameron Munster – Melbourne Storm
Halfback – Mitchell Moses – Parramatta Eels
Hooker – Cameron Smith – Melbourne Storm
Fullback – James Tedesco – Sydney Roosters
Rookie of the Year – Payne Haas – Brisbane Broncos
Captain of the Year – Cameron Smith – Melbourne Storm
Coach of the Year – Craig Bellamy – Melbourne Storm
Top Points Scorer – Latrell Mitchell – Sydney Roosters
Top Try Scorer – Maika Sivo – Parramatta Eels
Peter Frilingos Headline Moment: James Tedesco (State of Origin III)
Provan-Summons – Josh Jackson – Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Dally M Medal Honour Roll:
2019: James Tedesco (Sydney Roosters)
2018: Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (Warriors)
2017: Cameron Smith (Melbourne Storm)
2016: Cooper Cronk (Melbourne Storm) and Jason Taumololo (North Queensland Cowboys)
2015: Johnathan Thurston (North Qld Cowboys)
2014: Johnathan Thurston (North Qld Cowboys) and Jarryd Hayne (Parramatta Eels)
2013: Cooper Cronk (Melbourne Storm)
2012: Ben Barba (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
2011: Billy Slater (Melbourne Storm)
2010: Todd Carney (Sydney Roosters)
2009: Jarryd Hayne (Parramatta Eels)
2008: Matt Orford (Manly Sea Eagles)
2007: Johnathan Thurston (North Qld Cowboys)
2006: Cameron Smith (Melbourne Storm)
2005: Johnathan Thurston (North Qld Cowboys)
2004: Danny Buderus (Newcastle Knights)
2003: Not awarded
2002: Andrew Johns (Newcastle Knights)
2001: Preston Campbell (Cronulla Sharks)
2000: Trent Barrett (St George Illawarra Dragons)
1999: Andrew Johns (Newcastle Knights)
1998: Andrew Johns (Newcastle Knights)
1997: Not awarded
1996: Allan Langer (Brisbane Broncos)
1995: Laurie Daley (Canberra Raiders)
1994: Cliff Lyons (Manly Sea Eagles)
1993: Ricky Stuart (Canberra Raiders)
1992: Gary Freeman (Eastern Suburbs Roosters)
1991: Michael Potter (St George Dragons)
1990: Cliff Lyons (Manly Sea Eagles)
1989: Gavin Miller (Cronulla Sharks)
1988: Gavin Miller (Cronulla Sharks)
1987: Peter Sterling (Parramatta Eels)
1986: Peter Sterling (Parramatta Eels)
1985: Greg Alexander (Penrith Panthers)
1984: Michael Potter (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
1983: Terry Lamb (Western Suburbs Magpies)
1982: Ray Price (Parramatta Eels)
1981: Steve Rogers (Cronulla Sharks)
1980: Robert Laurie (South Sydney Rabbitohs)
1979: Steve Morris (St George Dragons)
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Shows you what a team effort it’s been when Raiders can’t even crack the top 10.
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Shows the low footy IQ judges as wellgangrenous wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 9:55 pm Shows you what a team effort it’s been when Raiders can’t even crack the top 10.
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Interesting reversal of 2016, where we won practically everything we laid hands on at the Dally M, here we've won...nothing except Johnny B's positional award.
Hopefully Sia won the Ken Stephens but we won't know because it wasn't shown or even mentioned!
Hopefully Sia won the Ken Stephens but we won't know because it wasn't shown or even mentioned!
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Charnzey cracked top 10. Was tied with Cam Murray on 18gangrenous wrote:Shows you what a team effort it’s been when Raiders can’t even crack the top 10.
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I don't like how these award are handed out.
It's just not fair.
It stinks to be fair.
Congrats to former Raider James "big smile"'Tedesco.
It's just not fair.
It stinks to be fair.
Congrats to former Raider James "big smile"'Tedesco.
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only 1 award! whaaaaaaaaaaat! was expecting more. congrats bateman, now please dont leave us. poor from smith not to show up when he very well knew he was gonna sweep the awards, must have a very good reason for not attending.
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Or it's the classic old #unconscious bias out to get us again....gangrenous wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 9:55 pm Shows you what a team effort it’s been when Raiders can’t even crack the top 10.
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I think at least the best player won it this year. Papa was his only competition though.
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CNK did very well. He’s had a brilliant season, but at times I wondered whether we were rating him highly because we probably didn’t have the highest expectations of him at the start of the year and he easily constantly exceeded them. The fact he polled so well in the Dally M shows it was a great season and not just our green goggles.
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Lucky wrote:only 1 award! whaaaaaaaaaaat! was expecting more. congrats bateman, now please dont leave us. poor from smith not to show up when he very well knew he was gonna sweep the awards, must have a very good reason for not attending.
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Can someone tell me if the dally M interchange player award has ever been a thing before? Seems like the stupidest idea I’ve seen.
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Yeah it was last year. I think Jazz Tevega won it?I'm Bate Man wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 10:05 pm Can someone tell me if the dally M interchange player award has ever been a thing before? Seems like the stupidest idea I’ve seen.
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Why was it not awarded in 97 and 03? Super league and Storm?
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Billy Walker wrote:Why was it not awarded in 97 and 03? Super league and Storm?
From memory in was super league and a player strike, pretty sure Gower had it in the bag in 03.
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But even when the game was split in Super league wouldn’t one side or the other been able to award it?I'm Bate Man wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 10:08 pmBilly Walker wrote:Why was it not awarded in 97 and 03? Super league and Storm?
From memory itnwas super league and a player strike.
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Thought Murray ended up on 19?Danaman137 wrote:Charnzey cracked top 10. Was tied with Cam Murray on 18gangrenous wrote:Shows you what a team effort it’s been when Raiders can’t even crack the top 10.
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Yeah, 03 was a strike over pay. Schif likely would've run 2nd.I'm Bate Man wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 10:08 pmBilly Walker wrote:Why was it not awarded in 97 and 03? Super league and Storm?
From memory in was super league and a player strike, pretty sure Gower had it in the bag in 03.
I think 97 news might have still owned the Dally M name. Lozza was the best player in the world that year though.
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Yep, Storm finished on 42 competition points to the Chooks 36. Over the past 2 years they have lost fantastic spine players Cronk and Slater. They did not do what the Chooks would have done and gone out and poached from another club. Instead they have developed young blokes into the vacant roles and won the minor premiership 6 points clear of the nearest rival. That takes a high degree of coaching skill imo.Raiders666 wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 9:13 pmWon the minor premiership by 6 pointsraiderskater wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 9:11 pm Booooooooooo.
What did Bellamy do that was so special?
Congratulations to John Bateman. He has had a great first season in the NRL. Congratulations to all the winners.
Payne Haas judged better than Papa?? Houston, we have a problem ...
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Positional awards were indivually voted up until about 3yrs ago, there was a blow up that the dally m points didn't decide the position awards so they changed it and now look what you get.
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Damned if you do, damned if you don’t.
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wasn't it campo who didn't get 5/8th of the year despite finishing with most dally m points for a 5/8th?
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