Reds striker Bruce Djite back to play at Thebarton Oval for youth team duty Bruce Djite in action during an Adelaide United trial game against Birkalla at Coopers Stadium. ADELAIDE United striker Bruce Djite says boycotting this weekend's reserves match at Thebarton Oval is a thought that has crossed his mind but it's not an option. Djite on Sunday returned to playing after he was sidelined for 82 days when he seriously rolled his ankle in a divot at Thebarton Oval in August. The Adelaide striker played for 90 minutes in the reserves 1-1 draw with Western Sydney Wanderers in Sydney on Sunday. Although Djite is looming to win a bench spot when Adelaide faces Newcastle Jets at Coopers Stadium on Saturday there is a good chance he will be called up for youth team duty on Sunday if he gets limited A-League game time. "I'd have to seriously consider it (playing at Thebarton Oval)," Djite said after Reds training at Santos Stadium today. Maybe they've fixed the pitch up, I don't know. I haven't been back there since (I was injured) but obviously first and foremost my fitness is most important. If the best chance I have is gaining my fitness to play games well I'm going to have to play, it doesn't matter where it is. Cassio is also looming to win a spot on the bench against Jets after he played his second reserves match on Sunday. Cassio has been sidelined since July after tearing a hip tendon before suffering from a thigh injury. Twitter: @val61