Two words: Complete Tw@tt

As someone already alluded to, only went for the backs, not the big lads.

F.A.N.N.Y

showed what a dirty thug he was in the first derby at the kc trying to take crooks' head off and backed it upto day!

i just wish we could play against him every week

No i dont think so Bacon sandwich cup a tea and 2 solpodeine for you this morning me thinks

Comedy gold thanks 'Trav'. Even our players were wetting themselves laughing at him at the end.

If we play against them in the play offs think Miller is going to need to keep an eye out as Burns is gonna be gunning for him.

Long time since I've seen a player get under someones skin the way Miller did with Burns, He certainly seems to know how to push the right buttons to wind Burns up.

There guy is an idiot, long may he stay at Rovers!

Miller will be laughing last!

Made me laugh as every time Burns was kicking off you could see Miller running back into the line laughing

Its called passion,something you have been missing most of the season.

Didn't clint newton do it to your players and fans ? You hated him,but would have loved to have him on your side !!

Clint Newton was a decent player, Burns is rubbish, missed tackles, forward passes and poor kicking game.

You mean the tart who dyed his hair bleach blond and was high fiving with the other tart Fox, who had the last laugh that day eh?

Thanks for that, but you can keep that kind of "passion" for your team, it will cost you more points than it gains. He made himself look a laughing stock, complete D!ck

The fact he got their MOM tells you everything that's wrong with Hull KR.

If their idea of "passion" and a good performance is being a sh*thouse then they'll never progress than being more than a mid-table side. He cost them penalties. He missed important tackles. And he let in tries. And he got sin binned. But because he picked on a 21 year old derby debutant with 3 SL games under his belt, he's some kind of shining light? He bottles it at the end against Tom Briscoe of all people.

If he took it to the big men like Mark O'Meley and Gareth Ellis then at least you could say he was courageous. But he's nothing more than a cowardly thug. Small man syndrome seems to be the embodiment of Neil Hudgell and Hull KR.