Yes he's English, born in Ponte.

Miller attacks the ball as much as anything, dunno the stats but he seemed to be our top ball/bone rattler over the last few seasons, maybe not this one but it seemed like he'd bang at least one loose every game.
Definitely doesn't know that he's made of nowt.

Funny you should say that because he's 6' and 13 and a half stone according to his stats. My guess is he's probably that weight but maybe a bit shorter, say 5'10''. Now that is two inches taller than Jonny Thompson and probably only a stone lighter than in his pomp but you wouldn't say he was made of nowt.

I'm not having a pop I'm just pointing out how perceptions have changed especially with the appearance of monsters like Fifita, Pauli Pauli and England to mention just three.

In the ordinary world Miller is a fairly big bloke and certainly no willow the wisp - which mean that imho he hits harder than we think, so much so that all but the very biggest players know all about it when he tackles them.

I always thought Billy Conway was tiny.......till I met him

I'm on about the biff side of it

Ah ok - I guess I don't really count that any more, since the biff has all but gone from the game.

With regard Vasty's point - it's definitely an easy trap to fall into to judge the size of a player in relative terms to their peers, rather than us normal people; I encountered Broughy once in the hospitality at Shudds, whom I always perceived to be a fairly small bloke - he wasn't; likewise, Danny McGuire at Leeds - a surprisingly big lad.

Miller I think looks fairly slight in comparison to most players, because he's lean rather than muscle-bound; whereas Big Dave and Pauli are just as ridiculously huge in real life as they appear to be.

RL has, on the whole, become a game for big men - which makes the careers of Rob Burrow, Paul Aiton, Richie Myler etc all the more remarkable; they must feel like Gulliver when they take the field.