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  • Doueihi Returns to Training After Meeting

    Doueihi Returns to Training After Meeting

    Adam Doueihi returned to Wests Tigers training after a brief absence, discussing his exit with teammates and staff.

    LeagueNews.co

    Adam Doueihi, playmaker for the Wests Tigers, returned to training on Tuesday morning after opting out of the match against the Canberra Raiders last Saturday.

    Since departing the club on Thursday, he has participated in discussions with coach Benji Marshall, CEO Shaun Mielekamp, and football director Pat Richards.

    The 27-year-old took the opportunity to address his teammates, clarifying the events that led to his temporary exit.

    Before rejoining training, he was seen with teammates Alex Seyfarth and Starford To'a, and was welcomed back by Sunia Turuva with a warm hug after taking Monday off.

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  • Douehi's Return Sparks Controversy in Tigers Camp

    NRL Eyes Global Expansion Plans Ahead

    Adam Douehi reclaims his No.7 jersey amid team upheaval, raising concerns about management and locker room trust.

    LeagueNews.co

    The ongoing 'Adam Douehi Saga' has taken another twist as the Wests Tigers' star is set to reclaim the No.7 jersey following a week filled with upheaval.

    Doueihi withdrew from last week's match against the Canberra Raiders due to a reported disagreement over his role on the team, leading to his reinstatement in the halves stirring intense discussion among NRL legends and analysts.

    This decision has prompted numerous questions about the Tigers' management of the issue, particularly focusing on coach Benji Marshall and his ability to handle the aftermath.

    Additionally, the unfolding situation has sparked conversations about the effect of this 'saga' on team dynamics, bringing to light concerns regarding trust within the locker room.

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  • Raiders' contract boost ahead of Miracle of Mudgee 2.0

    David Polkinghorne

    The Raiders secured contracts for Chevy Stewart through 2027 and Ata Mariota until 2028, plus a potential extension for Hudson Young.

    The Canberra Times

    It's the Canberra Raiders' double contract boost ahead of the Miracle of Mudgee rematch.

    It's believed Chevy Stewart's option has been taken up for the 2027 NRL season, while Ata Mariota is committed to the Green Machine until the end of 2028.

    The news comes on top of the Raiders offering star second-rower Hudson Young a three-year extension, which would keep him in the capital until at least 2030.

    Young's currently recovering from season-ending Achilles surgery, but had already opened talks with Canberra about an extension,

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