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Massive Breakthrough in Benji Marshall’s Strained Relationship with Star Player Adam Doueihi
Club officials said the meeting was positive, and Doueihi could be rushed back for Sunday’s clash with Parramatta.
- Following 'positive' peace talks at Concord headquarters on Monday, Adam Doueihi is set to resume Wests Tigers training on Tuesday after resolving his dispute with the club.
- Tensions escalated last Thursday when coach Benji Marshall asked Doueihi to move from halfback to lock for debutant Javon Andrews, prompting the playmaker to sit out Saturday's 56-10 loss to Canberra.
- Doueihi and manager Isaac Moses met with Benji Marshall, CEO Shaun Mielekamp, and Pat Richards to resolve the dispute. Mielekamp described the meeting as 'positive and productive.'
- With the conflict resolved, the 27-year-old Doueihi may now return for Sunday's clash against Parramatta, ending uncertainty about his availability following his recent absence from the squad.
- Facing a 15th consecutive season without finals, the Tigers sit 16th on the ladder. This latest controversy compounds a turbulent year that includes superstar Jarome Luai's scheduled departure to the PNG Chiefs.
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Massive breakthrough in Benji Marshall’s strained relationship with star player Adam Doueihi
Wests Tigers star Adam Doueihi is set to remain at the NRL club for now, after a high-stakes meeting with the CEO. Doueihi fronted up to a meeting with controversial player agent Isaac Moses to meet club CEO Shaun Mielekamp on Monday. ‘It was a very positive and productive meeting,’ Tigers CEO Shaun Mielekamp said. ‘Adam will be at training now which is a very good sign, and what’s really important is that what is said in that room stays in th…
BREAKING: Adam Doueihi in ‘positive’ meeting with Tigers, expected at training on Tuesday
Urgent crisis talks have been held between Adam Doueihi and Wests Tigers officials following a tumultuous seven days that saw the 27-year-old miss last weekend’s Round 21 game in Canberra.
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