Feel the same. Undoubtedly an incredible talent and a proper game-changer but that part of his game is getting worse and I have a feeling if we don't take active steps to teach him to rein it in, or channel it into his performance instead that it's going to be his undoing. All the positive spin we've had on it 'He wants to win', 'at least he cares' etc are valid but what separates kids from pros is the pros take that anger and frustration and turn it into performance. All this back chat and stropping always end up being detrimental. Opposition will just wind him up and he'll lose his head. People don't go out to wind up the players who'll take that and turn it into game-winning moments imho

To be fair Myler is a pretty good support runner when he's fit. He was never the organising or play-making half that we needed, but IMO he plays in a similar style to Webb (after Webb's back injury robbed him of his pace).

Miller is going to be a completely different beast to Myler, because his strength, footwork and speed off the mark will mean he comes up with lots of line breaks. He's also very good playing down the right side (as is Croft) and that in itself will bring a new dimension to our attack.

If you watch NRL round 4 Miller does have a nice link up pass in him as well as being a line breaker.

I've watched a fair few full games now and he has a few strings to his bow: lovely catch and pass skills; short and long drop outs; big penalty kicks to touch and a decent goalkicker as well. To balance that, he isn't a defensive stopper in the Hardaker mode, and he does have the odd mistake in him. He dropped a real clanger in the early minutes of round 5 against Manly ( got his positioning completely wrong and let them score unchallenged) but he really rolled his sleeves up after that and was as good as any other player on the field. I think he's going to be great for us.

It was a random country ground in Mudgee and he confused the try line with the 10m line, was a bit WTF happened there watching it.