As i put on the other thread Miller plays the supporting role to Tim Smith well and his support play is something we have lacked for a while. He has got good pace and reads his team mates well and has done exactly what has been asked of him so it's a case of so far so good.

I must be watching a different game to many on here that think he does not do much. I thought he went very close to MOM today, and that he is growing very nicely into the position. He gets himself into space and has the pace and passing game to exploit that space.

Runs through the gaps ,supports the ball carrier and is learning to work off tim smith.

Personally I think he is the first natural stand off that we have had at wakey in ages. I must admit I was in the sammut camp pre season ,but I can definitely see why Webster is going with Miller.

There's a lot more to the game but he's already scored as many tries as he did last year.

You just never know! Smith and Miller. Not a combination I'd have dreamt up but it seemed to work like a dream today

Played behind a forward moving pack which is always easier.

The pressure and expectation at Hull was, as ever, very high - and he just couldn't deliver what they wanted; playing off Tim Smith, he's not expected to run the plays or guide the team around - he's supporting Smith, and he appears to have the speed (of body and thought) to do just that.

He looked great today and appeared to be really enjoying himself.

He was my MOM today.

I must admit I was a bit skeptical when we signed him but he has impressed me and seems to be a very good foil for Tim Smith and so far they have made a very good combination and as has been proved many times over the years its about having the best combination in the halves rather than the best individual players.

Reminds me of a young Mr Topliss who at first was the perpetual backer up/ slicer through with lightning pace .
Remember Peter Fox saying at that stage of his career there was a lot to be developed re. creative /organisational side of his game.
It certainly developed, so lets hope Miller follows suit.