Miller Set for Elland Road
By David Hobbs
November 3 2005
Liam Miller is set to complete a short loan deal with Championship side Leeds United in a bid to gain match fitness and resurrect his Manchester United career.
The Republic of Ireland midfielder, 24, has only
appeared 3 times so far this season and is deemed surplus to requirements by
many fans but will aim to use this loan deal, believed to be as short as one
month, to get into Sir Alex Ferguson's first-team plans.
Miller could even make his debut against Preston on the weekend.
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"Never seemed to make much of an impact when he's played but to be fair to him how much of a chance has he had? Sub appearances here and there, sometimes on the wing - what's the point of buying/getting players if you're not going to ever use them?" - The Mad Hatter
"Out of interest how many of you were "over the moon" when SAF managed to "lure" the new Roy Keane from Parkhead?" - Big BB
Apparently, Miller is having talks with us and he is signing on with a view to permanent move during the month of January . How much do ya think Leeds need to pay for the player who has faded a lot after joining Man Utd ? Ya think he would be any good in the Championship? For what I have seen of him, he could make it in the Premiership." - SA
