Nothing worrying about it really, he's always been a defensive player throughout his career. Much like Swain was, Hindmarsh at Parramatta, Alker was at Salford tackle machines. Not only the that but this makes them all important players for their respective teams, hence you keep them on the field as long as you possibly can! Cant agree with him moving to prop, hes never a prop, hes an ex international second row put him there! Let him tackle his self to a standstill and lighten his load creatively in offence (which is minimal) and let Westerman do what we paid for at loose forward!

To be honest, Fitz has offered nothing on the creativity front this season. People don't want him to play at prop but that's the job he's doing anyway. Then to add insult to injury we play Tickle at prop for a spell whilst leaving Moa on the bench. Total comedy.

Correct he suits Agars game though, he is just used to tackle, what worries me is we have leaked over 80 points in 3 games, god knows how many it would have been without Fitz efforts.
Agar really must have an issue with Moa, it is pathetic how he is used, especially if rumours that O'Meley went into the game carrying an injury are true

He's wearing 13, but he is playing as a prop and has been since he got here. Whatever number you put on his back, he'll do the same job - loads of tackles and loads of hit ups. But, at 34 years of age, he'd be more likely to see out the season if he was doing this for 40-50 minutes a game than 80.

And some who happen to play the same postion as Sir Fitz don't play at all despite been on the bench

Agars interchanges must have other coaches pi$$ing themselves if we can see it surely they must

The only reason Fitz makes so many tackles is because he is 1 of the few players we have who has a brain, he never defends at A defender and rushes in on a angle as he can pick out who is getting the ball.

That style of defence is exactly how the Roosters defended as for the 1st 3 tackles they nominated a rusher to just shoot out of the line, if you see the way Morley defends he does the exact same thing for Warrington.