Interesting interview with him on website. He had no hesitation in saying he has no plans to go back to Australia. He and his family very happy at club and in wakey Perhaps looking for a contract extension@

The thing that came across most was how happy he was at Trinity and there was a few references to being away with team mates, pointing to great team spirit in the camp, long may int continue.

awesome news

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 don’t think there is many if any critical of Miller and nobody to silence. That evaporated early last season. He’s a much better player than 2015 version. Mainly because he started running more direct and is much more confident a player.

He has definitely improved out of sight over the last year or so but one thing I feel he can continue working on is his pass selection, he often gives Ashurst the red cross ball when it should go out the back where the space has been created

Great to hear
For me milky is the best stand off in super league and to hear he's happy is wonderful news for us

Mental to think Miller is still only 25, seems like he's been about ages!

I'm quite impressed by 37 tries in 79 games for us as well... it's that rapid step that puts him over!

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.

Not sure he's the best but certainly one of the best

Saw him outside Trinity Walk this morning, todays training session was taking his youngster sledging

Then saw Chessie doing his training session....walking around Asda

Correct...me and SWMBO now off to the pub

I can assure you I wasn't Vasty. Personally I think he can be as good as he wants to be and have thought this now for a couple of seasons.

A hat trick on his home debut for us, and a great solo effort against Hull FC, that kick started our revival in a very forgetful 2015 campaign Vasty. For me, he and TJcoming on the scene was the highlight of that long season.

As for comments at other times, on other players at certain times, are here constructive criticisms. I don't know if you are familiar with that phrase at all, or just plain sarcasm to all and sundry that has a different opinion to you.

The criticisms are only of small things, and things that can be worked on, which could help us to make even further strides, such as tightening up one side defensively, cutting down on daft penalties and maybe when clearing our lines, target turning round opposing wingers, full backs etc. Even targeting more 40/20s. Top 4 sides do this