I think you're right about that, he probably is Wakey through and through, but you'll find players in most teams that are like that. We had Paul Reilly who would run through brick walls for the Giants but never been the same elsewhere. Then we have Drewy, I know he's playing ok at the moment but I don't honestly think, from what I've seen of him, that he has played to the standard he played at with us.
I think for Korki's sake and his career he would be better off staying at Wakey where he belongs, but is it down to money like it was with Drewy?

would Wigan have wanted him when he played for a poor team like Wakefield though ?

I very much doubt it but leeds seem keen on snapping up our reserves...

They wanted Moore so yes.

fair play then !!

I just feel he has some unfinished business at salford he carried our pack that year single handed. With the team we have now its better balanced and i feel it would allow him to produce his best form week in week out. and weather he stays at Wakefield or goes he sounds like he'll be remember fondly i dont know if you would put him in the moden day "legend" category because the word is banded around too much imo but thats up to you guys i surpose to decide umongst yourselfs.

With Stapo and Big Phil moving on from us we'd be looking for a prop forward to give us that drive and korki fits the bill. but depends on the money situation on what he wants/what we can offer and if Huddesfield want to play ball.

Has been very good the last 2 matches ... I think he has played his best rugby at Wakefield and if he wants to get back to his best again should stay with Wakefield...

He has been spot on in every game since he joined us - a far superior player IMHO to the one who left us. Whether that is down to him maturing or some good coaching I don't know. What I do know is all the faults in his game that made me cringe when Wakey fans touted him as a legend have gone. I still don't think he is legend material but he is doing a great job and I hope we sign him and he then kicks on from there.

It just goes to show that props get better as they get older.

Maybe he’s lost that machismo that burdened him early on in his career. He seems more focused on getting the job done rather then proving he is the hard man (which in a sense is what gained him the legendary status in some people eyes). Like I said his form and the fact he doesn’t count on the import quota makes him an ideal signing for Trinity.

Has you know i am a fan of Korkis but have never put him in the legend gang he's got better, cut out the crap and is now a decent prop, no way is he worth the money he's on and will have to take a pay cut if he stays at wakey.

Your not a prop then

You get this thread on about Michael Korkidas, Salford fans join in, a hint of humour now and again............and then the Shudds prat comes on..........sarcasm in abundance..........