On a side note, what's his conversion record?

Gone from Church of the Poisoned Mind (see the Boy George rat's tail)
to fat Buddha, in one fall swoop

Taken from here: www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/19469778 Quote: "Smith also revealed that Solomona, who kicked the final conversion, will be leaving at the end of the season"

Taken from here: www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/19469778 Quote: "Smith also revealed that Solomona, who kicked the final conversion, will be leaving at the end of the season"

Just hope he gets to say goodbye to the fans at some point in the play-offs. Top bloke, on and off the field

I heard that he's going to Wigan, taken from a quote "Cheers lads, now I'm off for some pies...."

We were told a few months ago that he has an offer on the table to get into coaching with the Junior National teams, either tonga or samoa.

Report on local radio this morning was that he has "retired from playing rugby". That is consistent with comments he made at the beginning of the year and also in May.

He can now finish off his book 'Trundle your way to fitness', in time for a xmas release.

It's been a pleasure to watch Solomona, a player of extraordinary strength and handling ability. He played a massive role in the 2010 cup win, is an intelligent guy who has time for everyone and I can only wish him the very best for the future.

Bit of a cult hero. Sad to see him go but suspect he is doing the right thing by not carrying on.

there's a pretty good article about him in this months RL World, worth a read, or at least a flick in Wh Smiths before you put it on top of the of Rugby(union)World, or whatever its called.

So glad its not just me who does that.

If he's retiring good luck to him. Was happy to see his best years at Wakefield.

At least the fans wills stop doing that daft hand chopping thing..