You can play ad-hog rugby off structure but you can't play structured rugby off an ad-hoc base. In a team sport there has to be structure but Miller's first instinct is to play totally individually. His lateral play and multiple changes of direction before the line prevent any of his team mates from gaining forward momentum causing us to become flat and lifeless. When he does break through there is little chance of anyone else reading his play so he is on his own.

Miller can only play in a team with a strong, dominant organising half-back.

Sorry can not afford a secretary ,not bothered what the halfback combination is as long as Grix is not on the park,let's see what they can do without him, watched Wakfield for 60 plus years and I do no that number 1 on your shirt does not mean you are the best player in the team

How exactly does Grix get in the way of the half backs. He is usually 3rd receiver.
The ball goes where they decide and it goes to Grix if they pass it his way.

The only time Grix has got in the way was Monday, when, if he'd have left the pass alone, it would have gone to MCB.
If he's that bad, I would like to know how many final passes he has supplied for the score?
Grix is doing what Hardaker, O'Brien and the majority of fullbacks are doing, unfortunately he's not as quick as Hardaker and O'Brien!

Cmon eggy chase is over 30 yrs old, millers a young kid with loads of talent begging to be coached, tell you what powell would know what to do with him ,and it wouldnt be off the bench

Miller and Williams are both very similar in their styles, they're both great standoffs but neither of them possess a true scrumhalfs ability to read what's going on (Finn does). I'm sure they're all being coached well, an I reckon Finn is playing a good part in developing both of them. Chester is doing a cracking job with them, but it's going to take time for them all to settle into a playing system. Hopefully they all sign on for longer contracts so we can give them the time to learn and develop.