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Rumour is he is injured?
For once I'd call it a nailed on certainty...
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He started against Reading at the weekend so he's back from his injury. Although according to this article he looked rusty and tweaked a hamstring and had to come off.
Would much prefer Cox or Bednar as Miller's fitness would be a big gambleComment
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Given his fitness issues would be a laughable loan signing. If he has a run of being fit then by all means look at him again in the summer but in this window we need at least one striker who can slot straight into the first team injury free.Comment
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toSeems we are very much in talks
within 4 posts - surely a record!Rumour is he is injuredComment
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He's a beast when fit but not what we need IMOComment
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And I thought the Marcus Bent signing last season was a waste of time and money.
He's injury prone and overrated. Yes he has the attributes to be a decent player but never fit enough to show this supposed potential. A bit like Victor Anichebe just a whole lot worse.Comment
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We ARE jinxed. Even this thread got injured.
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Pete, can we assume then that, even if Miller was fit, you would think this is a poor move?
I mean, only a few days since you were telling us how sensible it would be for the club to wait and see who becomes available from Prem clubs at the end of the transfer window?Comment
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Hardly a prolific striker so I hope he is injured. Cox on the other hand would be great. As would Waghorn(more as a replacement for Mackie)Now, Then, Forever[CENTER]QPR-Football League CHAMPIONSComment
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