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Albert Goldthorpe Medal Table 2009 Player Club Total Michael Dobson (Hull Kingston Rovers) 40 Danny Brough (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 31 Brett Hodgson (Huddersfield Giants) 29 Sam Tomkins (Wigan Warriors) 25 Brad Drew (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 23 Thomas Bosc (Catalans Dragons) 21 Rangi Chase (Castleford Tigers) 21 Kevin Sinfield (Leeds Rhinos) 20 Shaun Briscoe (Hull Kingston Rovers) 18 Danny McGuire (Leeds Rhinos) 16 Stefan Ratchford (Salford City Reds) 15 Leon Pryce (St Helens) 14 Brent Sherwin (Castleford Tigers) 14 Lee Briers (Warrington Wolves) 14 Chad Randall (Harlequins) 13 Richard Horne (Hull FC) 13 Greg Bird (Catalans Dragons) 13 Scott Moore (Huddersfield Giants) 13 Tony Puletua (St Helens) 13 Kyle Eastmond (St Helens) 12 Luke Robinson (Huddersfield Giants) 12 Ryan McGoldrick (Castleford Tigers) 12 Danny Orr (Harlequins) 11 James Graham (St Helens) 11 Pat Richards (Wigan Warriors) 11 Dave Halley (Bradford Bulls) 11 Shaun Lunt (Huddersfield Giants) 11 Glenn Morrison (Bradford Bulls) 10 Matty Smith (Celtic Crusaders) 10 Adrian Morley (Warrington Wolves) 10 Steve Menzies (Bradford Bulls) 10 Luke Dorn (Harlequins) 10 Ryan Hall (Leeds Rhinos) 10 Jason Demetriou (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 9 Keith Senior (Leeds Rhinos) 9 Paul Sykes (Bradford Bulls) 9 Sean Long (St Helens) 9 Kylie Leuluai (Leeds Rhinos) 9 Cameron Phelps (Wigan Warriors) 9 Clint Newton (Hull Kingston Rovers) 9 Rob Burrow (Leeds Rhinos) 9 Clint Greenshields (Catalans Dragons) 8 Luke Adamson (Salford City Reds) 8 Richie Myler (Salford City Reds) 8 Sean O'Loughlin (Wigan Warriors) 8 Leroy Cudjoe (Huddersfield Giants) 8 Ben Galea (Hull Kingston Rovers) 7 Chris Hicks (Warrington Wolves) 7 Danny Tickle (Hull FC) 7 Gareth Hock (Wigan Warriors) 7 Kevin Brown (Huddersfield Giants) 7 Luke Williamson (Harlequins) 7 Michael Shenton (Castleford Tigers) 7 Paul Cooke (Hull Kingston Rovers) 7 Paul Wellens (St Helens) 7 Casey McGuire (Catalans Dragons) 7 Malcolm Alker (Salford City Reds) 7 Sam Obst (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 7 Chris Thorman (Huddersfield Giants) 6 David Howell (Harlequins) 6 Michael Monaghan (Warrington Wolves) 6 Semi Tadulala (Bradford Bulls) 6 John Wilshere (Salford City Reds) 6 Danny Washbrook (Hull FC) 6 Sam Burgess (Bradford Bulls) 6 Jon Wilkin (St Helens) 5 Keiron Cunningham (St Helens) 5 Richard Owen (Castleford Tigers) 5 Louie McCarthy-Scarsbro(Harlequins) 5 Jamie Peacock (Leeds Rhinos) 5 Thomas Leuluai (Wigan Warriors) 5 Jamie Langley (Bradford Bulls) 5 Craig Hall (Hull FC) 5 Paul Deacon (Bradford Bulls) 5 Andy Coley (Wigan Warriors) 4 Ben Jeffries (Bradford Bulls) 4 Ben Westwood (Warrington Wolves) 4 Chris Riley (Warrington Wolves) 4 Darrell Griffin (Huddersfield Giants) 4 David Ferriol (Catalans Dragons) 4 David Hodgson (Huddersfield Giants) 4 Eorl Crabtree (Huddersfield Giants) 4 Garreth Carvell (Warrington Wolves) 4 Lee Smith (Leeds Rhinos) 4 Luke Dyer (Celtic Crusaders) 4 Luke Swain (Salford City Reds) 4 Peter Lupton (Celtic Crusaders) 4 Richie Mathers (Warrington Wolves) 4 Scott Murrell (Hull Kingston Rovers) 4 Shaun Ainscough (Wigan Warriors) 4 Simon Grix (Warrington Wolves) 4 Terry Newton (Bradford Bulls) 4 Tony Martin (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 4 Richard Whiting (Hull FC) 4 Ryan Atkins (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 4 Adam Mogg (Catalans Dragons) 4 Dale Ferguson (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 4 Liam Fulton (Huddersfield Giants) 4 Andy Lynch (Bradford Bulls) 3 Brent Webb (Leeds Rhinos) 3 Carl Ablett (Leeds Rhinos) 3 Chris Flannery (St Helens) 3 Craig Stapleton (Salford City Reds) 3 Cyrille Gossard (Catalans Dragons) 3 Danny Buderus (Leeds Rhinos) 3 David Faiumu (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Gareth Raynor (Hull) 3 Graeme Horne (Hull FC) 3 Ian Kirke (Leeds Rhinos) 3 James Evans (Bradford Bulls) 3 James Roby (St Helens) 3 Jamie Jones-Buchanan (Leeds Rhinos) 3 Jean-Philippe Baile (Catalans Dragons) 3 Joel Tomkins (Wigan Warriors) 3 Jonny Lomax (St Helens) 3 Jordan Tansey (Hull FC) 3 Matt Gidley (St Helens) 3 Matt King (Warrington Wolves) 3 Mitchell Sargent (Castleford Tigers) 3 Paul Johnson (Warrington Wolves) 3 Paul Wood (Warrington Wolves) 3 Peter Fox (Hull Kingston Rovers) 3 Rob Purdham (Harlequins) 3 Ryan Hudson (Castleford Tigers) 3 Ryan O'Hara (Celtic Crusaders) 3 Sebastien Martins (Catalans Dragons) 3 Shaun Berrigan (Hull FC) 3 Steve Bell (Catalans Dragons) 3 Tony Duggan (Celtic Crusaders) 3 Vinnie Anderson (Warrington Wolves) 3 Will Sharp (Harlequins) 3 Remi Casty (Catalans Dragons) 3 Daniel Fitzhenry (Hull Kingston Rovers) 3 Brett Ferres (Castleford Tigers) 3 Scott Grix (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 3 Tom Briscoe (Hull FC) 3 Willie Manu (Hull FC) 3 Mick Vella (Hull KR) 3 Chris Nero (Bradford Bulls) 3 Kirk Netherton (Castleford Tigers) 3 Amos Roberts (Wigan Warriors) 2 Chris Melling (Harlequins) 2 Damien Blanch (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 2 Daniel Heckenberg (Harlequins) 2 Danny Houghton (Hull FC) 2 Darren Mapp (Celtic Crusaders) 2 Dean Widders (Castleford Tigers) 2 Jace Van Dijk (Celtic Crusaders) 2 Jeremy Smith (Salford City Reds) 2 Jon Clarke (Warrington Wolves) 2 Keith Mason (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Kirk Yeaman (Hull FC) 2 Kris Welham (Hull Kingston Rovers) 2 Liam Higgins (Castleford Tigers) 2 Lincoln Withers (Celtic Crusaders) 2 Matt Blaymire (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 2 Matt Diskin (Leeds Rhinos) 2 Matt Gafa (Harlequins) 2 Maurie Fa'asavalu (St Helens) 2 Maurie Fa’asavalu (St Helens) 2 Michael Korkidas (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Michael Platt (Bradford Bulls) 2 Mickey Higham (Warrington Wolves) 2 Oliver Wilkes (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 2 Paul Clough (St Helens) 2 Simon Finnigan (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Stephen Wild (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Steve Snitch (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 2 Tom Armstrong (St Helens) 2 Tony Clubb (Harlequins) 2 Jake Webster (Hull Kingston Rovers) 2 Olivier Elima (Catalans Dragons) 2 Lee Mossop (Wigan Warriors) 2 Danny Kirmond (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Kirk Dixon (Castleford Tigers) 2 Francis Meli (St Helens) 2 Joe Westerman (Castleford Tigers) 2 Epalahame Lauaki Hull FC 2 Jason Chan (Celtic Crusaders) 2 Ben Cockayne (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 Ben Fisher (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 Craig Huby (Castleford Tigers) 1 Damien Quinn (Celtic Crusaders) 1 Danny Sculthorpe (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 1 Danny Ward (Harlequins) 1 Darrell Goulding (Salford City Reds) 1 David Solomona (Bradford Bulls) 1 Gary Wheeler (St Helens) 1 Iafeta Palea'aesina (Wigan Warriors) 1 Jamel Fakir (Catalans Dragons) 1 Jamie Rooney (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 1 Josh Hannay (Celtic Crusaders) 1 Lee Gilmour (St Helens) 1 Lee Jewitt (Salford City Reds) 1 Liam Colbon (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 Louis Anderson (Warrington Wolves) 1 Luke Gale (Harlequins) 1 Makali Aizue (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 Mark Dalle Court (Celtic Crusaders) 1 Marshall Chalk (Celtic Crusaders) 1 Michael Lawrence (Huddersfield Giants) 1 Motu Tony (Hull FC) 1 Paul Jackson (Huddersfield Giants) 1 Phil Bailey (Wigan Warriors) 1 Rick Bibey (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 1 Scott Donald (Leeds Rhinos) 1 Dean 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