Re: Solomona : Sun Oct 14, 2012 7:52 pm  

Horatio Yed wrote:

Basically a Scum half trapped in a props body, at Wire i've seen him do things and thought 'did he just do what i think he did'?
I've gone home watched the replay and thought bloody hell he did do that.

I take you meant scrum

I didn't think he could come back after that broken leg, did well to even pull a shirt back on
quality player and was pleased that he graced our team with his skills

happy retirement Dave

Re: Solomona : Sun Oct 14, 2012 7:54 pm  

Whoops, yes

Re: Solomona : Mon Oct 15, 2012 10:31 pm  

Wakefield No 1 wrote:

I read recently that David said his time at Wakefield was one the most enjoyable time of his career, with the situation at the club and the players who were there. A lovely man and a joy to watch, thanks for the memories dave

you are not far off there mate sol loved it at wakey. they were all out together the other night, there is still and always has been a really strong bond from that team of 2004 onwards. bj, sol . korki tadj, obst,jd and some of the others that came after, when you are in their company you can tell there is still great comaraderie. to hear beans talking about the million pound game with such enthusiasm and to hear korki and obsty telling how they got ripped off in the play offs against wigan
. i put it down to a team that was forged in sucess in the play offs and then backs to the wall in the relegation scrap. whatever it was they have certainly stuck together which ever club they have been at. as the saying goes a band of brothers. best of luck to them all

Re: Solomona : Tue Oct 16, 2012 11:23 am  

The Solomona/Domic partnership was a joy to watch.

Re: Solomona : Tue Oct 16, 2012 11:42 am  

frogcat wrote:

you are not far off there mate sol loved it at wakey. they were all out together the other night, there is still and always has been a really strong bond from that team of 2004 onwards. bj, sol . korki tadj, obst,jd and some of the others that came after, when you are in their company you can tell there is still great comaraderie. to hear beans talking about the million pound game with such enthusiasm and to hear korki and obsty telling how they got ripped off in the play offs against wigan
. i put it down to a team that was forged in sucess in the play offs and then backs to the wall in the relegation scrap. whatever it was they have certainly stuck together which ever club they have been at. as the saying goes a band of brothers. best of luck to them all

you can tell from all in that team that they love Wakey. Been a pleaseure to watch them all. Please pass on my thank yous and best wishes to Korki & Sol ( been lucky enough to see BJ and JD before they left)

Re: Solomona : Tue Oct 16, 2012 12:45 pm  

Solo was a joy to watch but I would not allow him entry to Belle Vue or Newmarket. He and his agent manufactured a move to Bradford using every underhand trick in the book. Then when they had srewed us they sued us. Not the action of a man who had any love for Trinity. There were also issues with BJ and Semis moves to Bradford, they did not behave quite as badly as Solo but again do not believe for one minute that they gave two hoots about us, except ofcourse when they needed us for a second contract. I am now of the opinion that in order not to upset myself I must adopt the position that all players are disloyal barstewards. Then I can be plesantly surprised is one of them shows one jot of loyalty, allegiance etc. Think I will be waiting a long time.