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Message: [QUOTE="mstreet, post: 3237391, member: 11634"] This. Unfortunately, Milford signed a mega contract which came with mega expectations. Neither party knew who Milford was, truly as a player. Both parties now know that he is a confidence player, likes to go missing, plays what's in front of him, struggles with his playing weight, turnstile in defence and is lucky that breathing is automated. He is an X factor that needs a lot of things to go right before he can take off. Nothing wrong with that. Very handy player to have in your side. Any team would be delighted to have him for 350-450k. He has a big step on him, hard to hold down in broken play, quick acceleration, great bomb, deft short kicking game. Struggling to think of his passing game...No one would be saying anything if he was correctly valued. A lot of things fell into place for Milford in 2015. Coaching staff, tackle bot in McCullough, Hunt and Milford ambushed the comp, etc. I would love to keep him but at 400k. It would be in his best interest to accept less so we could spend more on giving him a spine that empowers him, or he finds a dominant club. But a dominant club is only going to offer 30-40% of his current salary. A struggling club would be very wary of him. It is a shame. Would staying in Canberra been in his best interests. Staying fullback? Pies failed to understand him. But Pies fails to understand people..idiot-savant without the savant bit.... [/QUOTE]

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