Joe Miller

  • Playing Career

Playing Career

Vital Statistics

Full Name
Jack Miller
Nickname(s)
Cod

Playing Career Statistics

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Competitions

Competition   App T G   GK % FG Pts W L D Win %  
Tour Matches Great Britain 20 3 -   - 9 17 3 0 85.00% List
Test Series 6 1 -   - 3 5 1 0 83.33% List
The Ashes 4 - -   - - 3 1 0 75.00% List
European Championship 2 - -   - - 1 1 0 50.00% List


International

Test Matches - By Team

Team Years App T G   GK % FG Pts W L D Win %  
England 1928, 1933, 1936 4 1 -   - 3 3 1 0 75.00% List
England (GB) 1933, 1936 6 1 -   - 3 5 1 0 83.33% List
Overall1928-1936 10 2 0   0 6 8 2 0 80.00% List

Your Say

  • Anonymous
    28/10/2009

    "Cod" Miller was my Grandfather and was the loveliest unassuming man, which I suppose is very hard to believe when you hear all the stories about him when he was on the pitch! He was quite rightly very proud of what he had achived in his career although he never boasted. The calibre of players has changed,when they say they used to be "real" men, yes they were. Would today's players carry on the match with a broken collar bone? No, because they are worth too much money. This game used to be played for the love of it...

  • Allen R J
    14/09/2023

    I was a distant relative and my mum ( a Griffiths) told me about him bringing a KOALA bear back from tour for his Daughter. I met him just once at a game at Leigh. I remember looking across his shoulders from the back, he was MASSIVE!!!I wish I had known him more, but remember him complaining that Leigh didn't have any forwards! By his standards , they probably didn't !!!!!

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