He's home. The Canberra Raiders is where Josh Miller's heart is.
And the 39-year-old has one simple goal - turn the Raiders into the best team in the NRL when it comes to contact.
Canberra Raiders bring back former hitman as contact coach
Raiders hooker Tom Starling admits intimidation charge, has two other charges dropped
Canberra Raiders hooker Tom Starling has pleaded guilty to an intimidation charge over an incident after being refused entry to a bar on the NSW Central Coast.
Starling, 24, and his brothers Jackson and Josh were excused from appearing in Gosford Local Court when their matters were mentioned on Thursday.
Tom and Josh Starling both entered guilty pleas to intimidation and had their bail extended until sentence on December 19.
Charges of threatening or causing injury and offensive behaviour were dismissed against the NRL player.
Furner backs proposed NRL transfer window, but RLPA shoots it down
Canberra Raiders chief executive Don Furner thought the NRL's proposed transfer window, which would see transfers only conducted during two set windows, would be good for the game.
But the Rugby League Players' Association quickly moved to shoot the idea down because it didn't respect the players and would turn into a "meat market".
Contracted players could also move, with mutual consent from their club, during that same transfer window - as well as one mid-season after round 10 until the Monday after State of Origin III.
