Post by cookmysock on Jan 31, 2020 9:26:41 GMT
Old & wrinkled Auckland coach Bill Townsend has reportedly advised Byron Brewers utility Adam Doueihi to consider switching clubs less than impressive performances, & the realization he isnt going to dislodge Nicol-Klokstead from his favored FB position....ever!
Klokstead is expected to line up at full-back for the Orcas for the next 10 seasons, pissing Dou Dou off.
Doueihi claimed he wanted the the No.1 jersey from Klokstread during recent weeks, despite playing lock in RSC for Byron.
He looked likely to a possibility to force his way into the top side with some strong perfromances over coming months, but it seems he isnt prepared to back himself & he has asked if he can look for a starting gig at a lesser club.
James Roberts, Dan Gagai and Liam Marshall, Campbell Graham, Reimis Smith and Braidon Burns are all vying for starting spots alongside Klokstead in 2020.
Doueihi will therefore need to rely on injuries or bad behaviour suspensions to earn a start in Townsends 17-man squad, which is most unlikely.
The 21-year-old has been linked with a possible move to passify his desires.
Townsend has told Doueihi it is in his best interests to find a new club if the right opportunity comes up.
The Douehi family are eagerly awaiting offers, including cash to the Orcas which could entice the change of scenery.
Klokstead is expected to line up at full-back for the Orcas for the next 10 seasons, pissing Dou Dou off.
Doueihi claimed he wanted the the No.1 jersey from Klokstread during recent weeks, despite playing lock in RSC for Byron.
He looked likely to a possibility to force his way into the top side with some strong perfromances over coming months, but it seems he isnt prepared to back himself & he has asked if he can look for a starting gig at a lesser club.
James Roberts, Dan Gagai and Liam Marshall, Campbell Graham, Reimis Smith and Braidon Burns are all vying for starting spots alongside Klokstead in 2020.
Doueihi will therefore need to rely on injuries or bad behaviour suspensions to earn a start in Townsends 17-man squad, which is most unlikely.
The 21-year-old has been linked with a possible move to passify his desires.
Townsend has told Doueihi it is in his best interests to find a new club if the right opportunity comes up.
The Douehi family are eagerly awaiting offers, including cash to the Orcas which could entice the change of scenery.
