Out for the rest of the season after a bad shoulder injury. He is out of contract at the end of the season. I bet he would like to come back to Belle Vue. What would be peoples' views on that (as a hypothetical possibility)?

If he lost a bit off weight off himself and his wage i'd have him back without a doubt,but only on a rolling 1 year contract.

As good as Solomona was for Trinity, signing an aging, overseas, injury prone maverick it is not the way the club should be heading.

They brought him back much too quickly when they were in their slump, and have paid for it.

Not sure he would want to come back. Although he is a top player I would rather sign a younger player who will have more to give.

I would be happy to have him back and would be confident JK would manage him well.

I would not like it if everything went through him as it did before. We are a better TEAM now and if he could integrate with a clearly defined role I would be happy.

Quality player though no doubt

My thoughts on David Solomona were that he joined the Bulls as his Kiwi friends were touting him to join them at the time,BUT since Shontayne Hape went to the dark side,Joe Vagana retired and Tame Tupou has been sacked/released!

Did big Lesley Vainikolo ever play for the Bulls while Solo was there(can't remember) also?

Bet he now regrets leaving us in a way with current movements,And he still lives in Wakefield!

No thanks! We've been perfectly fine without Solo, and he's injury prone to boot! Not to mention the wages he will be after, let Hull have him

You can not take the Class away from Solo but a bit of weight away wouldn't go a miss, He didn't leave in the best way from our point of view but like it's been said before IF anybody offers you a good % more of £ then you will go simple as, So for me YES id have Solo back to play along side of Fergy/Pitts Bibb/Murphy/Luke our future players would benefit from Dave been back but that's just my option

not the way forward IMO , solo was a big part of the team but events that followed would surly test his integrity amongst the crowd. Bradford look like they have screwed him by playing him too early .

Like a few have said, he is a quality player but the way forward is not to bring in a player who is suffering with injuries at the back end of his career and would probably command a decent wage

Even though he soured it with the way he left, i'd rather remember Solo as one of, if not, the most skillful player i've ever seen playing for wakey.

He was an awesome player and without him i'm pretty sure we wouldn't even be in super league, but thats in the past and we need to look forward!

Agreed 100% he is past his best looking at it it was good business to sell to Bradford hes being in decline ever since he left Belle Vue

WE HAD THE BEST YEARS OUT OF HIM NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT , HE WILL NEVER FIND THAT FORM AGAIN , SO I WOULD GIVE A CONTRACT TO ONE OF OUR YOUNGER PLAYERS. WHY TAKE THE RISK TO MANY INJURYS TO MUCH WEIGHT , WAY TO MUCH MONEY

It's us or Leeds.

No need to shout dude.

Source?

Any where but Wakey will do me fine.

No thanks

was chatting to him on the sponsored training session at stanley and expressed that I thought he was fetched back too early, his face said it all,
I think the decision was out of his hands, Macca has now put more pressure on him self

Yes without a shadow of a doubt.
I know it wont be possible, but a pay as you play contract would be perfect. Pretty sure Ryan Atkins would like him back as well.

Dont know the figures and this is not me having a go at him but Danny Sculthorpe (similar injury record) wont be on bad money and if it was a choice of which of the 2 to have i would go with Solo everytime.
When on the field, he gives you that something a bit special that we definately miss and would mean we would have another way of breaking teams down other than kicks.

Leeds

he will be back before the end os the season bet you any money!

Rotator cuffs are pretty serious injuries. They cause problems for baseball pitchers due to the strain the throwing puts on their shoulders, and they commonly rule them out for seasons, and can end careers. Remove Solomona's ability to off-load by restricting his mobility in his shoulder and you take away a lot of his game. You're just left with a fat bloke.

Backward step, spend the money on a couple of youngsters and focus on development.

He had some great moments at Wakey and i'll remember them in the coming years but "times up" on the field of play IMO for David.