Adam Doueihi #227

Id bet money has got alot to do with it. I remember when he was handling his own contract he wasnt shy about asking for plenty at the time - and then he got injured again and his form dropped off and so did his value.
I reckon it would be killing him seeing some of the money that is being offered especially with the start up clubs. It's now or never for him if he wants to cash in and no doubt someone is getting in his ear about his worth.
Maybe he should just learn a trade, like Dry Cleaning in his Dad's Franchise chain? "Dry Clean the Doo Doo Out!"
 
When Cleary is out, Ivan doesn't play Yeo at half. Great 13, doubt he'd be any good at 7.
AD might have been going okay, but ask his outside men what they think. He's not a half.
We are famous for having a heap of ball in the red zone for no result. That's on the halves. Both AD and Luai.
No grubbers, no chips, no deft inside passes, nothing. Zero.
I know it was just the trial game, but when Andrews and Madden combined, Makasini scored 3 from the Wing. Just sayin, I know it ain't NRL, but that play has been parked all season and we simply haven't been effective since then.
 
They are wooden spooners if they don’t do something soon. Hence why AD could probably have them over a barrel if he wanted.
As three time wooden spooners, he would be their marquee signing. His experience would be invaluable to the Bears. Mentoring the younger players in accepting defeat and disappointment.
 
I can't see Doueihi staying Tuck if half is the only position he sees himself playing, can only see it being a short term thing, fill in until the young fellas stand up.
There are a few reasons why I think this marks the end of his time with us.

If Marshall forgives him, he risks looking weak. We're still a mathematical chance of playing finals, and this decision has thrown the coaching staff's plans into chaos.

More importantly, he's walked out on his teammates. Refusing to travel to Canberra is effective turning your back on the team, and I can't imagine they'll be happy about it.

Then there's the fallout. The club is copping negative headlines, the explanations have been vague, sponsors won't be impressed, and fans are lining up to slip the boot in. If he ever pulls on our jersey again, he'll be hearing about this every week.

I'd be genuinely surprised if we haven’t seen him in our colours for the last time.
 
There are a few reasons why I think this marks the end of his time with us.

If Marshall forgives him, he risks looking weak. We're still a mathematical chance of playing finals, and this decision has thrown the coaching staff's plans into chaos.

More importantly, he's walked out on his teammates. Refusing to travel to Canberra is effective turning your back on the team, and I can't imagine they'll be happy about it.

Then there's the fallout. The club is copping negative headlines, the explanations have been vague, sponsors won't be impressed, and fans are lining up to slip the boot in. If he ever pulls on our jersey again, he'll be hearing about this every week.

I'd be genuinely surprised if we haven’t seen him in our colours for the last time.
That sums it up well man, OK then too bad, too bad it's time to hit the road Humphrey you won't be missed.
 
AD is such a martyr; an absolute legend; and hero of the common man He removed himself from the team to make the most profound statement that nobody has the slightest clue what he was trying to prove. He has put the team first in the most ironic of circumstances by self terminating just two days after his victorious judiciary pilgrimage cleared the way for him to lead the otherwise directionless Tigers on a triumphant surge towards premiership glory. The personal sacrifice and stench of futility is so immense it will inspire his teammates to yet another putrid and insipid display of incompetence and indifference as their negative points differential goes exponential.

Does anyone believe this 💩?
 

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