For the third time in 2023, our brilliant fullback has won the award ahead of teammates, Kallum Watkins, Tim Lafai, Ken Sio and Oliver Partington. After winning the award in August, Brierley continued to show his class in our late playoff charge across September. Despite missing out on the six by just two points, the 31-year-old won Coaches’ Player of the Year and Supporters’ Player of the Year, in recognition of his outstanding individual season. Brierley – who now has a hat-trick of POTM awards – said: “Thank you for all your votes once again – it doesn’t go unnoticed. “I am just devastated we couldn’t make the playoffs, but I know Paul Rowley has already begun preparations for us to be better; and with a bit of luck on our side, I believe we can compete for silverware.” A huge congratulations to Ryan for winning the award, once again! About The Club Salford Red Devils, based Now based at their new home at Salford City Stadium in Salford, are a prominent rugby league team with a strong presence in the sport. Established in 1873, the club has a distinguished history playing at their former ground 'The Willows' and has been a fixture in the Rugby Football League (RFL) for many years. The Red Devils have undergone various transformations and rebranding efforts over the years, but they continue to be a significant force in the world of rugby league. Known for their passionate supporters and competitive spirit, Salford Red Devils have left an indelible mark on the sport's landscape. For the latest updates on Salford Red Devils, including news, match schedules, player profiles, and community outreach initiatives, you can visit their official club website: Salford Red Devils. This website serves as a central hub for fans to stay connected with the team's activities and progress. Whether you're a dedicated supporter or just curious about the Red Devils' journey, their website offers valuable insights into the club's history and its ongoing efforts in the world of rugby league.
