Pookus McFly wrote:McInnes seems to have emerged as the most solid bet for his price compared to most of his competitors. The only things that could possibly intrigue (/trap) me more would be
-Kayasa Pritchard named as the Eels hooker with 4 forwards on the bench
-Jayden Brailey, even with Nu Brown backing him up (even just as an NPR cashie)
But neither have as good job security as McInnes :/
It really depends what McInnes does. If he comes out and scores 50s I would lament a solid buy but still be happier I went the cashie option (assuming either can hit solid >30s). But McInnes may well be the best option to make that leap from gun to 60 point super-gun this year. An 80 minute Hodgson might argue but I always feel safer with tackles in the bank.
I think McInnes over Hodgson. Hodgson more attack minded & I can't see him out scoring McInnes over the first couple of games.