Complain when I post, but yet bring my name up when you post on a thread I wasn’t getting involved in you just like being a crybaby don’t you?

Solomona was a good NRL signing. As for best during the SL era I’d probably throw Lesley Vainkolo’s name into the ring.

Ali is definitely up there, think he probably had too many injury lay offs to be classed as the best though. He does have one of key performance indicators that I apply for something like this (best ever debates) and that is longevity. Some in a debate like this will throw out the name Jamie Lyon, as good as he was he only did 2 seasons....not long enough to be considered imo.

This thread is specifically about the former ace NRL centre Timoteo Simona, not Wakefield's past signings.

Stop derailing.

Edited for accuracy.

Is this thread about Tim Simona who was at the Tigers? Where did the Timoteo come from LOL

That is his original ethnic Polynesian name, Timoteo Simona. The same applies to Timoteo Lafai at the St. George-Illawarra Dragons.

Australians like to use the more familiar Tim.

Why don't you then.

Because he is often referred to as Timoteo.

Personally, as a cultural anthropologist I prefer the authentic ethnic "Timoteo."

In any case I am pretty sure that "Timoteo" is on his passport.

But it's not his name? His name is Tim...

Unless you've seen it how would you know?

Did you play rugby at school btw, because you've got a good side step.

Yes. I played both codes of rugby at school. I was a winger with a great sidestep.

A school that played both codes, haven't come across many of those - which was that if you don't mind me asking Jean?

After extensive Googling I have not been able to find evidence of former Wests Tigers centre Simona's given name being Timoteo, even though as a Samoan it would be his likely given name. I was convinced that I had read it in the press. It is definitely the case with the fellow Samoan, St. George-Illawarra centre Timoteo Lafai, aka "Tim Lafai."

In the interests of certainty and accuracy I have changed the name in the title of the thread to "Tim Simona."

I regret the anxiety, pain and suffering that I might have caused by my bold leap into the intricacies of Samoan culture. It was certainly not my intention.