I watched Gavin Miller play for Rovers A against Bradford A at Craven Park just after he arrived, he was off-loading the ball at every chance all over the pitch, sometimes admittedly in inappropriate situations but he was a total class and more above and had hand in most of the tries as Rovers A rattled up 60+ points. I then watched him make his debut at the then top of the league Oldham the following weekend in a 31-5 rout! He was awesome! Miller had arrived! The funniest thing was Steve Crooks (then a first team player, just I think!) was in the Well for the A team game slagging Miller off like there was no tomorrow for his outrageous play. He obviously couldn't see the genius in him. Anyway look where Crooksy is now which goes to show exactly what he knew?!

Is that suppose to be funny

Any more comments like that and I'm off





Back later - meters still running here at RedHall. GET MY TEA ON THE TABLE OR YOUR IN THE DOG-HOUSE WITH CAB DOG.

Who can remember the Aussie who came over at the same time as Miller but only played a few games.

BACK LATER!!

I HAVE BEEN UP ALL NIGHT THE TEA AND BREAKFAST ARE IN THE DOG.

HAVE YOU BEEN HAVING IT OFF WITH THE CUSTOMERS AGAIN?

CMON WHO HAVE YOU BEEN SITTING ON, IS IT THAT DRUGGY AGAIN FROM HESSLE ROAD.

CAB DOG NEEDS YOU NOW GET YOURSELF HOME YOU SEX MANIAC.

Chris Anderson came over at the same time but moved to Halifax shortly after. He only made one full appearance and one as sub. We also signed a Bruce Miller after GM in January 1985 who made 5 appearances and 3 as sub, scoring 6 tries including a hat-trick against Halifax but I can't remeber what he looked like.



One thing I could never understand was why did GM recommend Paul Vannet to us! Was he taking the p?ss?

Don't think he meant you

No I didn't mean you. As you can tell I didn't really rate Paul Vannet!

I think your great Cabbie....ever the optimist.

I remember Anderson playing in the home game against Leeds , he was on the wing that day and we lost.