Eastern Wildcat wrote:
Great news this.
Continuity does breed success, and good to see stability in one of the most important positions of the squad.
With this, hopefully Hampshire, Ackroyd and Schofield,who are all still very young, and even Wood, who still has probably got a good few seasons left in him as yet, the future is quite rosy in our pivotal positions.
Miller is also the early leader this year in try assists.
Hopefully, this will silence some of the Miller critics.
I have to laugh mate you really really take the biscuit at times. Horo has one poor game and your like corporal jones 'don't panic' and that's far from the first time. Yet now to have the cheek to have a pop at Miller critics who I'm sure you were once one, but I can't prove it.
Well he's improved out of site in many ways but then imho he needed to.
He's definitely a valuable assett no doubt - but - he still has issues like most players. He still can't or at least doesn't run the game, Finn does. Also he still seems to disappear in some games. Finally and most frustratingly for me he doesn't back himself as often as he should, I reckon there is a lot more individual stuff in him than we see.
He's good but so is Hampshire and as you say there are a few others coming through. He's not for me at least cemented himself into a 'Trinity great' just yet.
Hope he does though because he seems like a good lad.
