JACOB Miller has declared himself fit and ready to make his Hull FC debut on Friday night at Castleford.
After arriving from Australia on Saturday morning, Miller trained with his new team for the first time today.
Hull coach Peter Gentle described himself very happy with how his new scrum-half performed, but insisted it was too early to decide on whether Miller will feature at the Tigers.
The 20-year-old says he's happy with whatever decision Gentle takes, but admits he's desperate to finally make his Hull debut after an agonising wait at home for the past month for his visa clearance to be granted.
"I feel ready to play Friday night, it's not a physical issue," Miller told the Mail.
"It is just about bonding with the boys and learning the way my new team-mates play, that is the toughest bit.
"I'm very keen to play, but it is Pete's decision and whatever he decides I'll roll with it.
"It was good to get out there with my new team-mates this morning and I felt it well ok. I can't wait to get started, I'm excited to be here."
Hull will wait until later in the week before deciding whether to hand Miller his debut, while Danny Tickle and Ben Galea will also be available for selection.
