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  • Adam Doueihi meets with Benji Marshall, Wests Tigers for peace talks as future remains up in air

    Adam Doueihi meets with Benji Marshall, Wests Tigers for peace talks as future remains up in air

    Wests Tigers' Adam Doueihi meets coach Benji Marshall about his future; training resumption confirmed after positive discussions.

    The Australian

    Peace talks between Wests Tigers star Adam Doueihi and coach Benji Marshall are done and dusted, with Tigers officials expected to address the playmaker's future later on Monday.

    Doueihi was driven away from the meeting - which lasted less than an hour - by his agent Isaac Moses.

    It is understood Marshall and chief executive Shaun Mielekamp were involved in discussions over Doueihi's future at the club given his decision to miss their game against Canberra at the weekend because he wasn't in the right head space to play.

    "Adam, Pat Richards, Benji, and I had a positive meeting this morning," Mielekamp said.

    "Adam will be at training tomorrow."

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  • 'Common sense' ponytail call helps Sharks break drought

    A controversial call involving Canberra's Mackenzie Wiki has helped Cronulla get their season going. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO

    Cronulla beat Canberra 22-10, aided by a controversial disallowed try due to Mackenzie Wiki's hair touching the sideline, boosting their NRLW season.

    The Canberra Times

    Cronulla have benefited from a bizarre disallowed try en route to claiming a 22-10 victory over Canberra to get their NRLW season up and running.

    The Sharks entered GIO Stadium on Saturday needing to snap their three-game losing start to the season without inspirational captain Tiana Penitani Gray (quad).

    But they shook off their losses by running in four tries to two, while also being the beneficiaries of a rogue ponytail.

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  • Ponytail drama helps Sharks win, Bulldogs belt Dragons

    A controversial call involving Canberra's Mackenzie Wiki has helped Cronulla get their season going. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO

    Cronulla secured a 22-10 win over Canberra, benefiting from a disallowed try due to a player's hair brushing the sideline, ending their losing streak.

    The Canberra Times

    Cronulla have benefited from a bizarre disallowed try en route to claiming a 22-10 victory over Canberra and get their NRLW season up and running.

    The Sharks entered GIO Stadium on Saturday needing to snap their three-game losing start to the season without inspirational captain Tiana Penitani Gray (quad).

    But they shook off their losses by running in four tries to two, while also being the beneficiaries of a rogue ponytail.

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