happy_tiger
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@hobbo1 said in [Adam Doueihi](/post/1454576) said:
Carrying poor supporters like you and @Geo ......
Adam Doueihi #227
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Carrying poor supporters like you and @Geo ......
weststigerman
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@pawsandclaws1 said in [Adam Doueihi](/post/1454476) said:
I agree with you (who would have thought!).
Our best mix of AD, Hastings, and Brooks IMO is
6. Brooks
7. Hastings
13. AD
AD needs to spend a lot of time working on his defence to make this work though.
hobbo1
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@happy_tiger said in [Adam Doueihi](/post/1454577) said:
But we’re rich
happy_tiger
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@hobbo1 said in [Adam Doueihi](/post/1454587) said:
Poor form supporters ......haters
hobbo1
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@happy_tiger said in [Adam Doueihi](/post/1454594) said:
They started it ..
we were ? committed at the start
happy_tiger
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@hobbo1 said in [Adam Doueihi](/post/1454600) said:
No you've both always deathridden them ...you both have dragged us quality fans into the quicksand with you
I think our boy Doueihi has left Queensland...
Hopefully getting an early start on treatment.
Hopefully getting an early start on treatment.
hobbo1
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@demps said in [Adam Doueihi](/post/1454831) said:
No decent kebabs in QLD
Shooter Mcgavin
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Interesting to note that in the latest Hertz Car Talk with Joffa and JTJ they both easily agreed AD to be the coaches favourite, which doesn’t surprise me at all. Sounds like a lot of meetings between the two and that they are close.
Also mentioned that when JTJ joined the club that Madge made a comment about finally having some game breakers and Nofo was low key offended by the sounds.
Also Joffa mentioned that players did tell him before he came that Madge was a tough, no nonsense coach which he says is true now ha I g worked with him. Found it interesting that others told him before he came though, does support evidence of the Madge stigma
https://www.weststigers.com.au/news/2021/08/26/hertz-car-talk-episode-12/
Also mentioned that when JTJ joined the club that Madge made a comment about finally having some game breakers and Nofo was low key offended by the sounds.
Also Joffa mentioned that players did tell him before he came that Madge was a tough, no nonsense coach which he says is true now ha I g worked with him. Found it interesting that others told him before he came though, does support evidence of the Madge stigma
https://www.weststigers.com.au/news/2021/08/26/hertz-car-talk-episode-12/
weststigerman
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@tiger_one said in [Adam Doueihi](/post/1455126) said:
Doesn’t appear so.
Might be good for the club to put some kind of official update even if it’s just “getting more scans on Friday”.
Harvey
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Does not sound good. Could be clickbait but this from fox sports in regards to moving Brooks on:
Brooks is signed until 2023, but was reportedly looking at his options, while the club weighed up moving on from their long-term No.7 this off-season.
However Doueihi’s injury will put a strain on the Tigers’ halves stocks and it could give Brooks one more chance to realise his potential and lead the club to the finals next year.
“Tragic for Adam who has probably been their best player this year and it looks like he will miss a big chunk of next year as well with that ACL injury,” Brent Read said on Triple M.
“That is going to have ramifications for the Tigers.
“There has been a lot of mail around Luke Brooks in the off-season and whether he might be on the move.
“I suspect now the Tigers would be really reluctant to lose Luke Brooks given Adam Doueihi won’t be around.
Brooks is signed until 2023, but was reportedly looking at his options, while the club weighed up moving on from their long-term No.7 this off-season.
However Doueihi’s injury will put a strain on the Tigers’ halves stocks and it could give Brooks one more chance to realise his potential and lead the club to the finals next year.
“Tragic for Adam who has probably been their best player this year and it looks like he will miss a big chunk of next year as well with that ACL injury,” Brent Read said on Triple M.
“That is going to have ramifications for the Tigers.
“There has been a lot of mail around Luke Brooks in the off-season and whether he might be on the move.
“I suspect now the Tigers would be really reluctant to lose Luke Brooks given Adam Doueihi won’t be around.
TROUBLE IN TIGER TOWN
Adam Doueihi is expected to be sidelined for the opening three months of next season which puts to bed any doubt regarding Luke Brooks’ future at Wests Tigers.
Doueihi met with a specialist in Sydney on Thursday morning. While he was awaiting confirmation, there are fears he will have to undergo a second knee reconstruction on the same knee he ruptured as a Rabbitoh in 2018.
Given it is his second operation, it is expected he will be sidelined for nine months – ruling him out of the opening 12 rules of next season. Parramatta’s Maika Sivo suffered a similar fate last weekend.
Adam Doueihi looks set to miss the start of the 2022 season, with fears he has suffered another ACL injury. Picture: AAP.
Adam Doueihi looks set to miss the start of the 2022 season, with fears he has suffered another ACL injury. Picture: AAP.
It is a cruel blow to a Tigers side which cannot afford to lose its best player for a prolonged period with the 23-year-old already touted as the club’s long-term skipper.
What it does do is it put to bed the whispers surrounding Brooks’ time at the club. While the Tigers have publicly and privately backed their No. 7 it has not stopped other clubs – including Canberra – from being linked to Brooks. The Tigers have always maintained Brooks is going nowhere.
It is also puts new recruit Jackson Hastings under the spotlight with Brooks and Hastings now the likely round one halves partnership for the Tigers next year.
Moses Mbye is St George Illawarra bound while Billy Walters will join Brisbane. Jock Madden has an opportunity in the final two games of this season to push his case to start in round one next year.
Adam Doueihi is expected to be sidelined for the opening three months of next season which puts to bed any doubt regarding Luke Brooks’ future at Wests Tigers.
Doueihi met with a specialist in Sydney on Thursday morning. While he was awaiting confirmation, there are fears he will have to undergo a second knee reconstruction on the same knee he ruptured as a Rabbitoh in 2018.
Given it is his second operation, it is expected he will be sidelined for nine months – ruling him out of the opening 12 rules of next season. Parramatta’s Maika Sivo suffered a similar fate last weekend.
Adam Doueihi looks set to miss the start of the 2022 season, with fears he has suffered another ACL injury. Picture: AAP.
Adam Doueihi looks set to miss the start of the 2022 season, with fears he has suffered another ACL injury. Picture: AAP.
It is a cruel blow to a Tigers side which cannot afford to lose its best player for a prolonged period with the 23-year-old already touted as the club’s long-term skipper.
What it does do is it put to bed the whispers surrounding Brooks’ time at the club. While the Tigers have publicly and privately backed their No. 7 it has not stopped other clubs – including Canberra – from being linked to Brooks. The Tigers have always maintained Brooks is going nowhere.
It is also puts new recruit Jackson Hastings under the spotlight with Brooks and Hastings now the likely round one halves partnership for the Tigers next year.
Moses Mbye is St George Illawarra bound while Billy Walters will join Brisbane. Jock Madden has an opportunity in the final two games of this season to push his case to start in round one next year.
Harvey
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I hope Hastings is as good as people have been saying
Worst possible outcome for Doueihi..
Horrible news. All the best Adam in recovery.
TheDaBoss
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that is so buggered....we have the worst luck
avocadoontoast
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Oh well there’s always 2023
