Haha ... Miller and Brough for me every time !!

23 years of SL and little pressure on teams ref promotion relegation yet we still have very few quality British halfbacks in SL
With all due respect to the likes of Miller and others in SL they are average and would have no chance on playing first grade NRL
Something in British RL is very wrong and the blame for a lack of quality home grown halfbacks etc is with all SL clubs and the coaching throughout the whole game.
For me the way forward is the old style Colts, Reserve setup
How can players like Miller be expected to return to first team rugby after a long layoff without first easing their way back to full match fitness in the reserves.
Clubs will say it’s unaffordable yet they continue to sign average overseas players.
It was so refreshing to see Trinity giving Kershaw game time this year. Plus the continuing progress Crowther Batchelor Jowitt Johnstone when fit continue to make.

Could we say that Miller and possibly Hampshire are good second fiddles but need a someone to run the show like Broughy

Second fiddle seems unnecessarily negative - they're different players. Broughy is an old school scrum half, and probably one of the finest exponents of that dying art in the SL era - an era which has produced alarmingly few genuine world class SH's. Miller is a modern, running stand-off, usually a bloody good one, who benefits hugely from Broughy's ability to spot a play and set it up.

Hampshire is a bit betwixt and between - he's certainly nowhere near Brough and is perhaps close to Miller in terms of the more modern interpretation of the interchangeable 6 & 7 - what I believe the Aussies have christened the 5/8.

In an ideal world, Brough & Miller are probably our best combination in that they complement each other very will; Brough and Hampshire would also work but not as well - but for me, Hampshire and Miller is just two players who are too similar, and neither brings out the others strengths.

Not wishing to be negative at all but meaning they play better off a
‘Little General’ like Broughy.

Totally agree with that.

The worry of course is where does the little general come from when Broughy retires; are we actually producing them in the English game, let alone at WT?