Our very own on loan player Darryl Clarke wins both young player and man of steel awards!

Slightly suprised he got the MoS to be honest. Clarke had a very eye catching season and benefited from Cas' emergence as an unknown quantity, but Hill or Roby would have been more worthy in my book.

Still, he's our property now so happy to take the reflected glory and look forward to more to come in the P&B.

Sorry but there is no reflected glory for Warrington regarding Daryl Clark.

Quite. That said, there should be as Chris Hill should have won it.

Er...Club of the Year - Widnes Vikings

???

Yes, I was thinking the same thing myself. Must have been their enthusiastic fans. Drag the game through the dirt and win an award.

hill yes been highly consistant all season.roby no 2 or 3 decent games at the back end of the season,its a season long toil..coach of the year they got right,but team of the year come on...

Notice Clark is giving interviews saying he wants to play in the NRL and he hasn't even turned up at Warrington yet. Wow.

If Clark does more than two seasons with us then I will be truly shocked - I must admit to being slightly worried by the whole thing, it smells of the David Myers move all those years ago, when he turned up at Wire basically against his will.

What's concerning is that I've yet to see or hear an interview where he displays the remotest enthusiasm to come to us. Its all been how he will miss Cas... It isn't rocket science to see that the decision for him to leave there was made by the Castleford board and had zero to do with Clark wanting to come to Wire - We just happened to be the club with the readies to dig the Cas board out of a big hole and I honestly believe that it didn't matter to Clark which club he ended up at, he has simply been used as a sellable asset by his present employers.

Of course, he might fall in love with Warrington and end up as a club legend, a la Lee Briers, but personally I see a couple of years from him and then the NRL being his next destination - With the present trend of promising young British players going down under, its an obvious move, especially for a player in his early 20's, who already has a Man of Steel award in his back pocket.

At the minute, he's not good enough for the NRL. So he can say what he likes to the media.

It was a loaded question no doubt and received the answer expected.

Am slightly suspicious that he hasn't mentioned Wire at all in interviews almost as if it's a dirty word.

"Looking forward to furthering my England career, want to test myself in NRl, getting ready for the next chapter, hoping to kick on next season, not a single mention of us.
I do suspect like others this is a move almost forced on him and he'd rather stay at Cas until the Aussies come knocking.
4 year deal? We'll get 3 if we're lucky.

Agreed Yed,
We should make it that the first person to post a link where Clarke mentions Warrington in a interview gets a chufty badge and perhaps a 10 point start for the 2015 tipster campaign?