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Catalans Dragons The Albert Goldthorpe Medal Table 2008 Player Club Total Danny Brough (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 26 Thomas Bosc (Catalans Dragons) 21 Michael Monaghan (Warrington Wolves) 21 Leon Pryce (St Helens) 21 Adam Mogg (Catalans Dragons) 20 James Graham (St Helens) 19 Shaun Berrigan (Hull FC) 18 Scott Hill (Harlequins) 18 Clint Greenshields (Catalans Dragons) 17 Michael Vella (Hull Kingston Rovers) 16 Brent Sherwin (Castleford Tigers) 16 Luke Dorn (Castleford Tigers) 16 Paul Deacon (Bradford Bulls) 16 Jamie Peacock (Leeds Rhinos) 13 Michael Dobson (Hull Kingston Rovers) 13 Adam Dykes (Hull FC) 12 Ben Jeffries (Bradford Bulls) 12 Lee Briers (Warrington Wolves) 12 Danny Sculthorpe (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 12 Gareth Ellis (Leeds Rhinos) 12 Danny Orr (Harlequins) 11 Jon Wilkin (St Helens) 11 Henry Paul (Harlequins) 11 Sean Long (St Helens) 11 Matt Gidley (St Helens) 11 Keith Senior (Leeds Rhinos) 10 Gareth Hock (Wigan Warriors) 10 Matt Diskin (Leeds Rhinos) 10 Ryan McGoldrick (Castleford Tigers) 10 Danny McGuire (Leeds Rhinos) 10 Brent Webb (Leeds Rhinos) 10 Stanley Gene (Hull Kingston Rovers) 10 Pat Richards (Wigan Warriors) 9 Jon Clarke (Warrington Wolves) 9 Thomas Leuluai (Wigan Warriors) 9 Ali Lauitiiti (Leeds Rhinos) 9 Rob Purdham (Harlequins) 9 Joe Westerman (Castleford Tigers) 8 Chris Hicks (Warrington Wolves) 8 Rob Burrow (Leeds Rhinos) 8 Stuart Fielden (Wigan Warriors) 8 Kevin Sinfield (Leeds Rhinos) 7 Clint Newton (Hull Kingston Rovers) 7 Sam Obst (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 7 Paul Cooke (Hull Kingston Rovers) 7 Ryan Hudson (Huddersfield Giants) 7 Casey McGuire (Catalans Dragons) 7 Jamie Jones-Buchanan (Leeds Rhinos) 7 Paul Wellens (St Helens) 7 Luke Robinson (Huddersfield Giants) 7 Kevin Brown (Huddersfield Giants) 7 Mickey Higham (Wigan Warriors) 7 Michael Shenton (Castleford Tigers) 7 Willie Manu (Hull FC) 7 Paul Sykes (Bradford Bulls) 7 Ben Westwood (Warrington Wolves) 7 Semi Tadulala (Bradford Bulls) 7 Andy Coley (Wigan Warriors) 6 Scott Murrell (Hull Kingston Rovers) 6 Todd Byrne (Hull FC) 6 Chad Randall (Harlequins) 6 Trent Barrett (Wigan Warriors) 6 Iafeta Palea'aesina (Wigan Warriors) 6 Chris Thorman (Huddersfield Giants) 6 Adrian Morley (Warrington Wolves) 6 Kyle Eastmond (St Helens) 6 George Carmont (Wigan Warriors) 6 Eorl Crabtree (Huddersfield Giants) 6 Sam Burgess (Bradford Bulls) 5 Luke Burgess (Leeds Rhinos) 5 James Roby (St Helens) 5 Brad Drew (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 5 Aaron Gorrell (Catalans Dragons) 5 Andy Lynch (Bradford Bulls) 5 Leroy Cudjoe (Huddersfield Giants) 5 Ryan Bailey (Leeds Rhinos) 4 Jake Webster (Hull Kingston Rovers) 4 Shaun Briscoe (Hull Kingston Rovers) 4 Glenn Morrison (Bradford Bulls) 4 Terry Newton (Bradford Bulls) 4 Sebastien Raguin (Catalans Dragons) 4 Jamie Rooney (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 4 Shontaye Hape (Bradford Bulls) 4 Kylie Leuluai (Leeds Rhinos) 4 Danny Houghton (Hull FC) 4 Danny Kirmond (Huddersfield Giants) 4 David Hodgson (Huddersfield Giants) 4 Paul Whatuira (Huddersfield Giants) 4 Sean O'Loughling (Wigan Warriors) 3 Paul Rauhihi (Warrington Wolves) 3 Richard Moore (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 3 Tevita Leo-Latu (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 3 Paul Clough (St Helens) 3 Ben Galea (Hull Kingston Rovers) 3 Danny Tickle (Hull FC) 3 Michael Lawrence (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Dimitri Pelo (Catalans Dragons) 3 Alex Chan (Catalans Dragons) 3 Wayne Godwin (Bradford Bulls) 3 Dave Halley (Bradford Bulls) 3 Vinnie Anderson (Warrington Wolves) 3 Lee Radford (Hull FC) 3 Kirk Yeaman (Hull FC) 3 Thomas Hemingway (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Simon Finnigan (Bradford Bulls) 3 Sebastien Raguin (Catalans Dragons) 3 Andy Raleigh (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Peter Lupton (Castleford Tigers) 3 Craig Hall (Hull FC) 3 Paul Sculthorpe (St Helens) 3 Jason Croker (Catalans Dragons) 3 Keiron Cunningham (St Helens) 3 Lee Smith (Leeds Rhinos) 3 Ade Gardner (St Helens) 3 Ben Fisher (Hull Kingston Rovers) 3 Stephen Wild (Huddersfield Giants) 3 Scott Donald (Leeds Rhinos) 3 Richie Mathers (Wigan Warriors) 2 Martin Gleeson (Warrington Wolves) 2 Kevin Penny (Warrington Wolves) 2 Mark Gleeson (Warrington Wolves) 2 Scott Grix (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 2 Nick Scruton (Leeds Rhinos) 2 James Webster (Hull Kingston Rovers) 2 Rod Jensen (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Steve Snitch (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Mark McLinden (Harlequins) 2 David Howell (Harlequins) 2 Julien Rinaldi (Harlequins) 2 Tony Clubb (Harlequins) 2 Richard Owen (Castleford Tigers) 2 James Evans (Bradford Bulls) 2 Jamahl Lolesi (Huddersfield Giants) 2 Bryn Hargreaves (St Helens) 2 Ben Cockayne (Hull Kingston Rovers) 2 Olivier Elima (Catalans Dragons) 2 Craig Huby (Castleford Tigers) 2 Tom Briscoe (Hull FC) 2 Gareth Haggerty (Harlequins) 2 Peter Fox (Hull Kingston Rovers) 2 Ned Catic (Castleford Tigers) 2 Chris Riley (Warrington Wolves) 2 Nick Fozzard (St Helens) 2 David Solomona (Bradford Bulls) 2 Andrew Henderson (Castleford Tigers) 2 Darrell Goulding (Wigan Warriors) 1 Michael McIlorum (Wigan Warriors) 1 Eamon O'Carroll (Wigan Warriors) 1 Stuart Reardon (Warrington Wolves) 1 Jason Demetriou (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 1 Dale Ferguson (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 1 Matty Smith (St Helens) 1 Craig Hall (Hull FC) 1 Darrell Griffin (Huddersfield Giants) 1 Mike Worrincy (Harlequins) 1 David Ferriol (Catalans Dragons) 1 Anthony Thackeray (Castleford Tigers) 1 Matt Cook (Castleford Tigers) 1 Jamie Langley (Bradford Bulls) 1 Will Sharp (Harlequins) 1 Jamel Fakir (Catalans Dragons) 1 Maurie Fa'asavalu (St Helens) 1 Lee Gilmour (St Helens) 1 Ben Jones-Bishop (Leeds Rhinos) 1 Rhys Lovegrove (Hull Kingston Rovers) 1 Jon Grayshon (Harlequins) 1 Remi Casty (Catalans Dragons) 1 Joe Vagana (Bradford Bulls) 1 Iestyn Harris (Bradford Bulls) 1 Joel Tomkins (Wigan Warriors) 1 Stuart Donlan (Castleford Tigers) 1 David Faiumu (Huddersfield Giants) 1 Matt Petersen (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 1 Damien Blanch (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 1 Michael Wainwright (Castleford Tigers) 1 Jason Golden (Wakefield 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