New recruit Lachlan Miller has signalled his intent to hit the ground running with the Knights by playing in the first trial game against his former club 🔵🔴🔵
“There’s obviously mixed emotions, I’ll get to play in front of my friends and family hopefully but then also play against some of my good mates,” he said.
“I still trained down there, obviously I wanted to keep fit and I wanted to keep my skills up to get here and hit the ground running.” “Everyone knows how good of a fullback he is but just what I picked up when I watched him was his playmaking ability and his decision-making is obviously a very high level,” he said.
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