Xerri put up 120 in a tight 8-point loss to Sydney — solid premium output against a quality opponent with Grundy in the ruck. Not the 164/150 of his last two outings but still 19 points above his 101 BE, and 120 in a contested arm-wrestle counts. Cash gen has flatlined meaning the price has peaked; you are not getting a discount waiting. Hold with conviction if you own him. If you need a premium ruck, pull the trigger now — the R14 run of WCE, RIC, ESS is a scoring window worth owning.
Tristan Xerri
Tristan Xerri
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RUCDecision
Should I trade Tristan Xerri?
Form, breakeven, and a comparable replacement weighed up.
Recent intel
Tristan Xerri discussed as a SC ruck option from R13; community advice suggests waiting for Xerri rather than trading Grundy in now, especially with Jackson and Gawn already in the team.
Tristan Xerri received 1 BnF vote in North Melbourne R10 post-match discussion despite the 68-point loss, as one of the few players who competed adequately.
Tristan Xerri spent most of the final quarter on the bench. Multiple commenters confirmed this was coach rest (game already decided), not injury, with a ruck timeshare pattern noted.
Community expects Xerri's price to drop post-bye before he faces WCE and Richmond. Non-owners flagged as a potential buy opportunity at reduced price.
Community debating whether Xerri's score is high enough to keep over looping Luke Jackson. Threshold cited around 145+ SC points as the keep bar.
Tristan Xerri is discussed alongside Brodie Grundy and Luke Jackson as a potential SC trade target replacing Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera.
Tristan Xerri named as a key component of North Melbourne's promising midfield nucleus by media commentators. Part of a group rated as potentially top-flight within 50-60 more games.
Tristan Xerri discussed in call_me_crazy post as potential ruck trade-in. Comments note Xerri shares the R12 bye with McAndrew and advise waiting until R13/R14 post-Fremantle game before bringing him in.
What people are asking about Tristan Xerri
- Is North Melbourne genuinely improving as a football club after their narrow Round 9 loss to Sydney?79UnknownTop: Yes, genuine improvement — different team to last year (55%)
- Should non-owners trade in Bontempelli this week despite knee and heel concerns?39M. BontempelliMIDTop: Bring in Bont now (55%)
- Was captaining Luke Jackson over Grundy the right call in Round 10?38L. JacksonRUCTop: Captained Jackson, paid dearly (65%)
- Should I hold Max Gawn while he is playing full forward, or trade him out now that his ruck role is being managed down?25M. GawnRUCTop: Hold through the byes (70%)
- Can North Melbourne soon have the best midfield in the competition?25UnknownTop: Yes, North already has or is on the cusp of the best midfield (55%)
- Should I captain Grundy this week, or is there a better option?24B. GrundyRUCTop: Nick Daicos via VC-Gawn loop (45%)
- Who should SuperCoach coaches captain and VC in Round 9?21UnknownTop: VC Jackson, loop to Xerri or Gawn (45%)
- Should I trade in Jordan Clark or Luke Parker to replace Tom Stewart?18J. ClarkDEFTop: Trade in Jordan Clark (75%)
- Is running Gawn, Grundy, and Xerri as three starting rucks the right SuperCoach strategy, and does putting the third in the flex slot reduce team flexibility?18UnknownTop: Lock in all three, maximise scoring (75%)
- Which trades should I prioritise this week to fix my SuperCoach team?17UnknownTop: Trade out Farrow and Carroll, upgrade to premo ruck (50%)