Isn't Fort in the team at the moment and so he isn't solo rucking? Not the worst option given his run, but just a flag with the dual ruck set up.For any English owners looking to abandon ship already and looking at budget options like me:
This might be crazy but I'm going Oscar McInerney and I think he needs to be considered.
Averaged 99 in non-injury affected games last year, priced at 94, scored 110 on the weekend against Grundy who isn't an easy match-up. No longer has the early bye.
McInernery's next 5 opponents:
R2 - West Coast (Witts went 144 on the weekend vs. WCE with 68 hitouts)
R3 - Geelong (Jackson had 65%CBA for 39 hitouts against SDK for a 91)
R4 - Richmond (TDK went 147 with 30 hitouts)
R5 - Western Bulldogs (Xerri went 122 with 51 hitouts)
R6 - St Kilda (ROB went 82SC with 47 hitouts)
McInerney averaged 110 against the above teams last year. He's in his prime at 30 years old, #1 ruck for the team that just won the flag and will challenge again, 82% CBA on the weekend and hitting to one of the best midfield groups in the comp (delicious HTA)
Priced at 517K and if you picked English, I'm guessing it's because you wanted a budget option before eventually bridging your way to Gawn or Xerri. The 5-game fixture above is almost perfect for McInerney before you bridge your way to a (hopefully) cheaper Xerri or Gawn.
EDIT: Just realised I totally missed that he plays Colllingwood in Round 6 and St Kilda in Round 7. Against Collingwood last year he went 107 and 131, and Sweet scored a 90 against Collingwood on the weekend in a team that got belted.





