uoteKorki had a great game lasy night. We played much better when he was on the pitch than when he was off it. I really hope he stays with us and I hope when he is thinking about his future he considers says a lot for how well korki has done . imo you are spot on with what you say. korki loves playing for kear and beans and is happy at wakey. don't think he will want to go anywhere .

Not a bad perfomance, but I suppose if he perfomed like this consistently I could be converted.....

Korki was 'Awesome'!

We only went forward when Korki wa son the pitch and all the damage that Fergy and Brough created (the other 2 stand-outs last night) was on the back of Korki inspired yardage.

Sorry, but anyone who says otherwise didn't see the same game as me!

I know it's heavy praise - and I don't dish it out easily, but without Korki last night - we'd have lost!

Korki played well I would rather wait to see how he fairs against more a bigger pack.

ifs don't count mate . totally agree with trb, you can only draw your conclusions from what happened in the game as he has done and got it bang on.trb is the man

Awesome no, good game yes, the problem if you can call it a problem that may make fans think he had an awsome game is that he runs onto a ball. As a qualified coach and observer of the game for over thirty years that is the basics that you try to instill someone from a young age. Running onto a ball puts more pressure on defenders and gives attackers more chance of breaking through the tackle.

The problem we have at Trinity and it does not seem to matter which coach we have is that the players catch the ball either standing or have to stop to catch the ball, or have to readjust their run alot of the time due to the poor quality of the pass, or they are flat passes so they are only running two or three yards before hitting the defenders. Korky runs from deep at pace and so to the naked eye it also looks much more impactive.

Basic rugby league wish the rest of the pack would take note.

get him signed up he is Wakey through and through !!!

I have no doubt korki would love to tie the rest of his career to Wakefield, all I can say is talk to the club through your heart not your wallet, there is with no doubt he could make him self a cult hero in this season

i think he would rather be a hero in the 1st team at wakefield, than be on more money at another club and play 2nd team footi/ only a few 1st team appearances, which happend at hudds

That's fair enough. In my view though, all our good work was on the back of mementum when Korki was taking us forward. The only other players who were due praise were Fergy - terrific game - and Brough. But almost all of our scores came when Korki was on the pitch - that in itself tells the stotry for me!

he has still 2 years on his contract with the giants after this year but the rumours i hear are that korki goes to waky and grix is coming the other way.

cant see it...I'm sure Shudds would love to get him off their payroll.