[urlhttps://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/aug/07/manu-tuilagi-denny-solomona-sent-home-england-rugby-union-disciplinary-issues[/url

Sent Home for "Cultural Issues" (drinking alocohol) along with Manu Tuilagi.

What was Denny's discipline like at Castleford except the obvious voiding of contract thing?

Looks like two guys who have no respect for the England team - unsurprising when neither are English! If the RFU want to shop the world with a basket of cash for their players, what do they expect?

Such a shame. I have zero sympathy for him.

Surprised he isn't Rugby League player Solomona in that article

That's poetic.

The BBC makes the point that Tuilagi has a previous conviction for assaulting two female police officers and that Solomona used to play league. Not sure which they consider worse.

Denny really strikes me as someone who is setting himself up for a long successful career. He is making some very smart decisions.

Also now being sued by his previous agent over his move to Sale!

It seems he has just reduced the number of games he will play per season. His off seasons will be off thats for sure, no world cups to worry about!

What a prat.

you can take the man out of rugby league, but you can't take rugby league out of the man

Regards

King James

Too obvious.

Will he be retiring from the England rugby union team?

His next trick will be to have a Hayne-like dream where he realises all he's ever really wanted is to play cricket/soccer/NFL/ice hockey/darts (delete as appropriate) for the US/NZ/Thailand/Zimbabwe (delete as appropriate).

Also - too predictable. He really must try harder.

When he inevitably does, the sport needs to grow some collective plums and refuse to have him back.

It would be terrible if Sale lost any central funding for him no longer being part of England's plans.
All that expense for a greedy player with no morals (I'm talking about his Cas contract here).

No sympathy whatsoever

An old saying, but true. You reap what you sow. So pleased for the money grabbing sh*t.

Is he really that good. Greg Eden has proved that on that wing you just need to be reasonably quick and play to the plan and the tries will flow. Not slagging Greg off as I like the kid but there are a raft of wingers in the league that would get 30+ tries in that team.

Put him in another SL team and he'd be no better than the likes of Broughton, Briscoe etc and no were near Ryan Hall.

He played pretty well in a extremely below par London team. So he can't be too bad.

Doesn't that confirm barham red's point really? Playing pretty well in a poor team?

He was also in SL not the NRL, so he can't be that good either if we're being honest.

Would you say the same about Graham, Burgess, plus other UK players if they hadn't played in the NRL and ripped it apart.

I think Solomona is a genuine talent and a better player than Eden even if the latter has also proved very effective on the Cas wing. The RU incident is typical of what happens when motivation is purely financial: Solomona clearly cares not a fig about England RU but plays jack-the-lad now he's being paid £300k plus at an immature age.

Great wingers are ten a penny in League.

But England RU can't develop squat so they have to take foreign players or from RL.