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Thanks for everything Jason. Its been a privilage watching you play for us but its probably the right decision.

salford bound

great servant to the club and the UK game.

Epitomises everything good about Wakefield Trinity IMO. He's given everything for us and I will be very sad to see him go.

sad to see jd leave, couldn't ask for anybody better for the club, hopefully he will have 1 more season before bowing out.

Spot on, will always be a legend and will be a loss in terms of team spirit, but that said i do think he is struggling these days and age catches up with everyone.

Initially when JD came to the club and was at full back I honestly thought why have we wasted the money, but he has proved me and many others wrong. It has been an honour to have someone like him represent our club. Wherever he finishes his career will be an asset to any club. Many people will always credit JK for our survival in super league, but I will always remember the 'in goal' run against Bradford, that played a massive part in keeping us in the top flight.

thanks for it call JD , think only sam is big enough to fill the captains roll next year

Tesco looks like the natural successor to me, but wouldn't complain at Sam.

news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/rugby_l ... 738679.stm thanks jd been a pleasure watching u over the years. all the best. glen morrison to do captain next year

news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/rugby_l ... 738679.stm thanks jd been a pleasure watching u over the years. all the best. glen morrison to do captain next year

top player & top man just one season too many. hope he has fun at salford

Sad to see JD go, let's hope he can bow out in style.

Jason, you've been a truly great servant to this club and I hope that one day you can come back on board in a coaching capacity.

Sad to see him leave and he is a true trinity legend.

I think he is way past his best however and i think that he should retire rather than risk being embarrased next season.

I would personally have liked us to give him a coaching role.

Is he a quota player ?

Great player for us - 100% every week regardless of form. We have had some real good mileage out of him, but the time has come in my opinion.

Thanks for everything, lets hope we can give you a play off send off.

Credit to the club both on and off the pitch. Good luck JD.

Very sad to see him leave. He's given his all (and more if that is possible). We are a better club for him being here but all careers have to end at some time.
Hope he gets another club if that's what he wants but to be honest (money apart) I reckon he deserves the rest.

Could somebody please copy the text? Bloody firewall at work!

thanks in advance

No. He has an EU passport. He is also exempt from the non-fed regulations.

Wakefield captain Jason Demetriou is looking for a new club for 2011 after revealing the Wildcats will not offer him a new contract.

The 34-year-old centre or loose forward, who is currently enjoying a three-month testimonial awarded by the Rugby Football League in recognition of a decade's service to the English game, insists he is not yet ready to hang up his boots.

"I am really enjoying playing at the moment and feel I can play another seeason," Demetriou told the League Weekly newspaper.

"It would have been nice to stay with Wakefield and finish my career with them but it's not to be. I've no hard feelings towards the club.

"Hopefully, I'll get another Super League club. I think I have a lot to offer still and to play 10 years of Super League would be something to be proud of."

Demetriou, who also hopes to play for Greece in next year's World Cup qualifiers, began his English career with the now defunct Lancashire Lynx in 1999.

With this decision by the club not to offer a new deal for JD I can see Kear going as well at the end of the season.

Thanks JD all the best for the future.

Sorry - you can copy extracts on here, but not re-print the whole article!

Got the gyst, thanks.

Glad we haven't let sentiment get in the way of business. Name a bar after him in the new stadium.

As previously mentioned, when he first came to the club and played at full back I thought he looked like the slowest full back in the league! The switch to centre was a master stroke and he proved to be an exceptional signing. Given his all for the club on the field and a top bloke off the field.

Sorry to see him go. He's seen the club (and players) through some difficult times. Whoever comes after him has some big boots to fill.