For what he's achieved with his squad, Nathan Brown must surely be coach of the year?

Would have thought Saturday may have tempered thoughts like that to some degree.

tony smith probably will win it

It will be Mr Morgan, it will go nice on the mantlepiece next to the Super League trophy

Brown has turned Huddersfield into a much stronger more consistent team and could well take the honours, but there are other strong potential contenders out there.

Smith - half a season at Wire probably won't be enough

Kear & Noble - if either side were to make the Grand Final then they could be possibles.

Morgan - like Brown he has turned Hull KR into a strong consitent outfit



But this is RL so place your bets on Potter or McLennan if their teams win the GF.

Don't jest. If Potter can resurrect this Saints side from the depths then he might just deserve it. They've been dire at times this season; even allowing for injuries.

Think it's between Brown and Morgan for coach of the year. Smith might be in with a chance next year.

I think what Justin Morgan has done this year has gone a little unnoticed, and I don't know why. To get Rovers from the old NFP up to the top 4 of SL within what....3 years?! Is a magnificent achievement.



They weren't even favourites the year they went up from the NFP either, that itself was an achievement, but they have certainly kicked on.

Morgan for mine

The fact that Huddersfield have also done so well and indeed reached the cup final has kept Rovers out of the limelight.

Its never gunna happen.

It's Morgan or Brown for my vote. Smith did well to beat Huddersfield in the Challenge Cup final and the game at Hull KR but bar those two results Warrington's results and performances alike have been very inconsistent and little better than Cullen achieved during his time there, despite having a great squad.