Adam Doueihi #227

[Demps]

demps if we get AD for the right price i do apologize

Lol, I'm just playing m8..
Nothing is official yet.

Im a big AD fan so i want it to happen.

 

[Guest]

People on the Souths forum are positive he is still coming to the Tigers.

Lets wait and see.
I'm hopeful.

Rebellions are built on hope...

And pride is a sin, Willie.
Sit down.

Oh I'm sitting down Demps...the old legs are sore from a workout. Doueihi would be a decent pickup if both clubs can dot the I's and cross the T's

 

[Demps]

People on the Souths forum are positive he is still coming to the Tigers.

Lets wait and see.
I'm hopeful.

Rebellions are built on hope...

And pride is a sin, Willie.
Sit down.

Oh I'm sitting down Demps...the old legs are sore from a workout. Doueihi would be a decent pickup if both clubs can dot the I's and cross the T's

Join us in the fitness thread big dawg

 

[finnzo]

Hopeing we can get him on a decent deal would be a great pick up

 

[Jimmy]

As of this moment Doueihi has not signed with anyone.
Last ditch discussions are being held currently between Tigers & Rabbits this afternoon.
Attempting to get this deal over the line. If a deal isn’t agreed to now it won’t be.


Any news on our boy the fox would it be comprised if we sign AD?

That hasn’t progressed at all really. Needs to get his manager issue sorted before accepting or even being offered an official deal otherwise any payment will go to his old manager.

This is unfortunate would have loved for it to be involved in the player loan situation...as momo would be on more and the better player imo...would have thought it would have been nice as a transfer fee....we develop your young 9 and you get a centre that will always find the line with ease

 

[tiger05premier]

As of this moment Doueihi has not signed with anyone.
Last ditch discussions are being held currently between Tigers & Rabbits this afternoon.
Attempting to get this deal over the line. If a deal isn’t agreed to now it won’t be.


Any news on our boy the fox would it be comprised if we sign AD?

That hasn’t progressed at all really. Needs to get his manager issue sorted before accepting or even being offered an official deal otherwise any payment will go to his old manager.

Do you believe we are a good chance of signing JAC?

 

[THE_POM]

As of this moment Doueihi has not signed with anyone.
Last ditch discussions are being held currently between Tigers & Rabbits this afternoon.
Attempting to get this deal over the line. If a deal isn’t agreed to now it won’t be.


Any news on our boy the fox would it be comprised if we sign AD?

That hasn’t progressed at all really. Needs to get his manager issue sorted before accepting or even being offered an official deal otherwise any payment will go to his old manager.

Do you believe we are a good chance of signing JAC?

Honestly no.

 

[HabboTiger]

Straight from a current Rabbitohs coaching staff member: Wests tigers sign Adam Doueihi, waiting on clubs official announcement after its approved by nrl salary cap auditer. Expect official announcement this week.

Where is this on that site @innsaneink ?

 

[Cultured_Bogan]

lets hope we screw souths rights down as they will not want a disgruntled player in there ranks
push hard for at least a 150k tip in by souths

Back peddling.
I want my apology ????
No hard feelings.

Interesting you're going hard after Jedi for one wrong prediction while the gun shoots more blanks than a bloke after a vasectomy and you dawn over him lol...

 

[tiger05premier]

As of this moment Doueihi has not signed with anyone.
Last ditch discussions are being held currently between Tigers & Rabbits this afternoon.
Attempting to get this deal over the line. If a deal isn’t agreed to now it won’t be.


Any news on our boy the fox would it be comprised if we sign AD?

That hasn’t progressed at all really. Needs to get his manager issue sorted before accepting or even being offered an official deal otherwise any payment will go to his old manager.

Do you believe we are a good chance of signing JAC?

Honestly no.

Cheers

Oh well still have heaps of faith in where Madge and Pascoe are taking the club

I think Madge will be around for a very long and successful time

 

[Red88_Tiger]

As of this moment Doueihi has not signed with anyone.
Last ditch discussions are being held currently between Tigers & Rabbits this afternoon.
Attempting to get this deal over the line. If a deal isn’t agreed to now it won’t be.


Any news on our boy the fox would it be comprised if we sign AD?

That hasn’t progressed at all really. Needs to get his manager issue sorted before accepting or even being offered an official deal otherwise any payment will go to his old manager.

What about this swap deal with momo and the hooker any legs to that?

Waiting on the NRL for the go ahead, but it’s 100% on the cards. NRL very wary of allowing it. Received resistance on both ends so wait for them to give an answer & then lodge paperwork.

Thanks
Is there any other positions we are looking to strengthen beside 9 and 1

 

[Demps]

lets hope we screw souths rights down as they will not want a disgruntled player in there ranks
push hard for at least a 150k tip in by souths

Back peddling.
I want my apology ????
No hard feelings.

Interesting you're going hard after Jedi for one wrong prediction while the gun shoots more blanks than a bloke after a vasectomy and you dawn over him lol...

I'm just clownin bra.
No beef with anyone.

Just stayin hopeful we land Douihei despite the naysaying (Jedi)

Plus Smoke dawg is my boiii

 

[Ponyo]

Wests Tigers’ attempt to low-ball Adam Doueihi for a paltry saving of just $25,000 could ultimately backfire badly on the NRL battlers with the all-conquering Sydney Roosters now ready to swoop.

The Daily Telegraph has told been Doueihi will make the final call on his future on Thursday but not before Trent Robinson’s back-to-back reigning premiers came in with a bid to woo the talented 21-year-old who has now officially exited South Sydney.

While the Rabbitohs are yet to officially sign off on the release, they have told Doueihi they wish him the best and he is free to join whichever club he sees fit, even if it happens to be their arch enemies at Bondi.

It would make for an intriguing swap given the reason Doueihi has been forced to chase his career elsewhere is because former Rooster Latrell Mitchell’s arrival at Redfern basically made Doueihi’s position untenable.

Doueihi is due to meet with his agent Sam Ayoub on Thursday morning where they will sit down and discuss the pros and cons of both offers before making a final decision.

While Doueihi has the chance to own the fullback position at the Tigers, it would be equally hard to turn down a chance to play a part in the Roosters’ historic title defence with a centre spot now up for grabs following a shock pre-season injury to young Billy Smith.

Doueihi could also provide a superb back-up option to partner Luke Keary or Kyle Flanagan in the halves following Cooper Cronk’s retirement if a key injury was to arise during the season.

While fullback and centre are now considered Doueihi’s best chances for nailing down a regular NRL starting spot, the reality is that he has played most of his football at five-eighth and he has the size, skill and athleticism to be equally at home at all positions.

“He has got a tough decision to make and he is genuinely caught between a rock and a hard place for a number of factors,” Ayoub said.

“But he is still fortunate to be in this position and he is not taking the privilege lightly.”

It’s also no secret that Doueihi and his family have been left questioning just how appreciated he might be at the Tigers given they have haggled for several weeks now over the money they were willing to pay.

While Doueihi is on a reported $550,000 for 2020 at Souths, The Daily Telegraph has been told the Tigers could have got away with paying him just $350,000 for this year but they didn’t want to go higher than $325,000.

The fact the Roosters are now showing him the love and the money could be extremely hard for Doueihi to resist.

The Canberra Raiders were also thought to be considering making a late play for Doueihi but at this point are unable to make any moves as they wait and see what eventuates in relation to the serious charges Curtis Scott is facing for his alleged Australia Day antics.

Melbourne was the other club mentioned but the Storm are ready to cut a separate deal with the Tigers, trading exciting young hooker Harry Grant for Paul Momorovski on a one-season swap.

The Tigers can afford to let Momorovski go following Joey Leilua’s arrival from Canberra after Leilua made way to accommodate Scott’s arrival - Via Crawley (DT)

 

[The_Patriot]

Wests Tigers’ attempt to low-ball Adam Doueihi for a paltry saving of just $25,000 could ultimately backfire badly on the NRL battlers with the all-conquering Sydney Roosters now ready to swoop.

The Daily Telegraph has told been Doueihi will make the final call on his future on Thursday but not before Trent Robinson’s back-to-back reigning premiers came in with a bid to woo the talented 21-year-old who has now officially exited South Sydney.

While the Rabbitohs are yet to officially sign off on the release, they have told Doueihi they wish him the best and he is free to join whichever club he sees fit, even if it happens to be their arch enemies at Bondi.

It would make for an intriguing swap given the reason Doueihi has been forced to chase his career elsewhere is because former Rooster Latrell Mitchell’s arrival at Redfern basically made Doueihi’s position untenable.

Doueihi is due to meet with his agent Sam Ayoub on Thursday morning where they will sit down and discuss the pros and cons of both offers before making a final decision.

While Doueihi has the chance to own the fullback position at the Tigers, it would be equally hard to turn down a chance to play a part in the Roosters’ historic title defence with a centre spot now up for grabs following a shock pre-season injury to young Billy Smith.

Doueihi could also provide a superb back-up option to partner Luke Keary or Kyle Flanagan in the halves following Cooper Cronk’s retirement if a key injury was to arise during the season.

While fullback and centre are now considered Doueihi’s best chances for nailing down a regular NRL starting spot, the reality is that he has played most of his football at five-eighth and he has the size, skill and athleticism to be equally at home at all positions.

“He has got a tough decision to make and he is genuinely caught between a rock and a hard place for a number of factors,” Ayoub said.

“But he is still fortunate to be in this position and he is not taking the privilege lightly.”

It’s also no secret that Doueihi and his family have been left questioning just how appreciated he might be at the Tigers given they have haggled for several weeks now over the money they were willing to pay.

While Doueihi is on a reported $550,000 for 2020 at Souths, The Daily Telegraph has been told the Tigers could have got away with paying him just $350,000 for this year but they didn’t want to go higher than $325,000.

The fact the Roosters are now showing him the love and the money could be extremely hard for Doueihi to resist.

The Canberra Raiders were also thought to be considering making a late play for Doueihi but at this point are unable to make any moves as they wait and see what eventuates in relation to the serious charges Curtis Scott is facing for his alleged Australia Day antics.

Melbourne was the other club mentioned but the Storm are ready to cut a separate deal with the Tigers, trading exciting young hooker Harry Grant for Paul Momorovski on a one-season swap.

The Tigers can afford to let Momorovski go following Joey Leilua’s arrival from Canberra after Leilua made way to accommodate Scott’s arrival - Via Crawley (DT)

Those morons at the Tele really have it in for us.

 

[Geo]

Umm the 21yo has now officially left the Bunnies..next sentence..Souff's are yet to officially sign of on a release..

Quality NRL Journalism right there...lol

 

[The_Patriot]

My theory is its because we prefer to release our information through the Sydney Morning herald. Daily Telegraph just cant handle that so they write one rubbish story after the other to try and discredit us.

It has really turned into a trashy mag under Rothfield's control.

 

[pawsandclaws1]

Wests Tigers’ attempt to low-ball Adam Doueihi for a paltry saving of just $25,000 could ultimately backfire badly on the NRL battlers with the all-conquering Sydney Roosters now ready to swoop.

The Daily Telegraph has told been Doueihi will make the final call on his future on Thursday but not before Trent Robinson’s back-to-back reigning premiers came in with a bid to woo the talented 21-year-old who has now officially exited South Sydney.

While the Rabbitohs are yet to officially sign off on the release, they have told Doueihi they wish him the best and he is free to join whichever club he sees fit, even if it happens to be their arch enemies at Bondi.

It would make for an intriguing swap given the reason Doueihi has been forced to chase his career elsewhere is because former Rooster Latrell Mitchell’s arrival at Redfern basically made Doueihi’s position untenable.

Doueihi is due to meet with his agent Sam Ayoub on Thursday morning where they will sit down and discuss the pros and cons of both offers before making a final decision.

While Doueihi has the chance to own the fullback position at the Tigers, it would be equally hard to turn down a chance to play a part in the Roosters’ historic title defence with a centre spot now up for grabs following a shock pre-season injury to young Billy Smith.

Doueihi could also provide a superb back-up option to partner Luke Keary or Kyle Flanagan in the halves following Cooper Cronk’s retirement if a key injury was to arise during the season.

While fullback and centre are now considered Doueihi’s best chances for nailing down a regular NRL starting spot, the reality is that he has played most of his football at five-eighth and he has the size, skill and athleticism to be equally at home at all positions.

“He has got a tough decision to make and he is genuinely caught between a rock and a hard place for a number of factors,” Ayoub said.

“But he is still fortunate to be in this position and he is not taking the privilege lightly.”

It’s also no secret that Doueihi and his family have been left questioning just how appreciated he might be at the Tigers given they have haggled for several weeks now over the money they were willing to pay.

While Doueihi is on a reported $550,000 for 2020 at Souths, The Daily Telegraph has been told the Tigers could have got away with paying him just $350,000 for this year but they didn’t want to go higher than $325,000.

The fact the Roosters are now showing him the love and the money could be extremely hard for Doueihi to resist.

The Canberra Raiders were also thought to be considering making a late play for Doueihi but at this point are unable to make any moves as they wait and see what eventuates in relation to the serious charges Curtis Scott is facing for his alleged Australia Day antics.

Melbourne was the other club mentioned but the Storm are ready to cut a separate deal with the Tigers, trading exciting young hooker Harry Grant for Paul Momorovski on a one-season swap.

The Tigers can afford to let Momorovski go following Joey Leilua’s arrival from Canberra after Leilua made way to accommodate Scott’s arrival - Via Crawley (DT)

Look who is quoted in the article. Does it surprise you that the article paints WTs as the scrooge?

 

[earl]

Basically he has been overpaid and no club is prepared to match his current back ended contract but it's all the Tigers fault.

 

[innsaneink]

Straight from a current Rabbitohs coaching staff member: Wests tigers sign Adam Doueihi, waiting on clubs official announcement after its approved by nrl salary cap auditer. Expect official announcement this week.

Where is this on that site @innsaneink ?

I foun it on FB.... Cut and paste

 

[Roar_Power]

The idiots at the Tele keep quoting the 2020 contract price to make the Tigers look tight. They don’t at all mention following season contract cost and how ridiculous Souths were with their cap management. Obvious agendas.