Jonathan Davies doubts David Moffett will return to WRU Former Wales fly-half Jonathan Davies has cast doubt on David Moffett's hopes to return to the Welsh Rugby Union. Ex-WRU and Regional Rugby Wales chief David Moffett says he intends to stand for election to the governing body. As the union's dispute with the four rugby regions continued, Moffett said both sides were a "disgrace." BBC commentator Davies says although Moffett played a key part in the setting up of regional rugby, he doubts whether either side will want him. "I can't imagine him coming back now," said Davies. Next elections take place in August 2014 Board members are elected for three-year terms There are places for three national board members and 16 district board members One of the national board members oversees WRU finances Other board members are elected by the nine districts that represent the WRU's 320 member clubs WRU board members elect the governing body's chairman Davies says although he doubts Moffett will be successful in his attempts to return to Welsh rugby, he respects the New Zealander's record. "One thing he did do was make decisions and get things through, whether they were good or bad depending on where you're from," said Davies. Whether the regions want him back as a voice-piece I'm not really sure. I wouldn't have thought so. I'm sure that the WRU and Roger Lewis wouldn't have been advocating getting him back. Moffett also wants the WRU's 320 member clubs involved in an Extraordinary General Meeting to help end the dispute between governing body and regions. The next full WRU elections take place in August 2014.