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Message: [QUOTE="Kooly87, post: 3141447, member: 9326"] The problem is now he isn't doing either job even remotely well and, yes, sure you can lay the blame for that entirely at the feet of the Coach, which in fairness is very likely to have played it's part. Before the Coach though it was the position he was playing, and before that it was his Halves partner (if Croft is now to blame, then he's just the latest to join an ever growing list of Halves Milford apparently wasn't compatible with including the likes of Hunt, Nikorima and now Croft) I'm sorry, but he is not the first 'gun' to be Coached by a dud Coach. Plenty of great players have played for Coaches both good and bad and they've made the best of it in both circumstances and contributed far more than Milford has managed. I simply don't buy that Milford has gone totally off a cliff and that the Coach is entirely to blame. There should be some middle ground to his performances but he's gone to a level where he's now easily being outplayed by guys like his old scapegoat Nikorima and a Queensland Cup journeyman that nobody wanted like Jamal Fogarty. He even managed to make Ash Taylor look like relatively good value by comparison last week. If Milford was honestly as good as you or any of us wanted to believe, even under a complete mug Coach he shouldn't be in the worst 2-5% of Halves in the game entirely without blame himself. [/QUOTE]

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