Adam Doueihi, despite recent tensions with coach Benji Marshall, expresses commitment to Wests Tigers, acknowledging miscommunication and admitting he should have played against Canberra.
A remorseful Adam Doueihi admits he can be "stubborn" and "a hard player to deal with", but insists he is committed to Wests Tigers following his highly-publicised dummy spit.
Doueihi conceded he should "definitely" have played the Tigers' must-win game against Canberra last Saturday, rather than walk out following Benji Marshall's decision to move him from halfback.
The 27-year-old said "miscommunication" had led to friction between he and Marshall, who had hoped to play him at lock against the Raiders.
"Benj knows I'd play front row for him. I never put myself above the team," he said.