A legend gave 110% all the time played in last 4 or 5 matches and think is presence on the field help the team all the best Danny thanks for the memory's

Is it his last though? I'm not sure he's said that yet?
But either way he is a big part of Wakefield Trinity history. Great player and great man.

Danny should be henceforth officially regarded as a Trinty "Legend". Well done DK!!!

Perhaps Danny and the Club can announce his plans when he and they are ready.

I also believe that Danny is too much of a Club man to announce it at such an emotional and critical time for the Club, Danny has always put the Club first.

And, yes, absolute legend

He has being a great servant to the club. He stayed when he could have no doubt moved to a bigger club and won the honours his career deserved.
In recent years injury took its toll and appearances were restricted Danny for me will go down in history with other underrated players like Nigel Bell Jonny T and Graham Idle who gave great service to Trinity
In some ways the club retained a season too long but his loyalty to Trinity was rightly rewarded with an extension.

Think danny will retire at the end of the season but i hope he stays on in some coaching role

I would give him another 1 year deal, but more as a back up to tanginoa and ashurst rather than first choice. Maybe a two year deal with the second as a part of the coaching staff.

I’d also keep him as club captain.

Would be worth getting him more involved with coaching and then keeping on the staff once he finishes, similar to Finn I guess.

I felt a little emotional watching danny Friday night as I assumed it was his last game for us

If it was the guy has being an absolute giant of a player for us and it will be a real loss

Perhaps he will play on another year for us? I am sure the club will make an announcement soon

a great servant to the club, loyalty should be rewarded.

Therein lies the problem. We don’t want to create a “job for the boys” environment. If DK applies for a coaching vacancy and is the best candidate, then fair enough.

Besides, we’ve already got enough forwards on the coaching staff.

A great servant to the club is an overused expression IMHO, in this case, though I think it fits. He will be missed as a part of the team, I love big Dave but I think its good that there are other big personality players in the team and Danny was one of those, without him or a similar replacement to much rests on Dave being the talisman. Not a criticism of Dave before Poptart overreacts but the pressure of being the only player with all answers would get to anyone.