A youth team product of the Gippsland Falcons, Miller went on to play for State League clubs Essendon Royals and Fitzroy City before his career was cut short by injuries in his early 20s.[2]
Writing in the Australian Times in 2013, Miller spoke of his playing career, "Having played football in Australia, I wanted to work at the highest level in football, which for me has always been the Premier League."[3]
Coaching career
In 2006, Miller moved to England to further his coaching ambitions, joining Fulham as a fitness coach in 2007.[4] He later appointed assistant technical coach,[3][5] before going on to serve as the coach of Fulham's U-21 team.[6][7]
When Ange Postecoglou was appointed head coach of Australia in late 2013, he took on a short-term role as an assistant coach.[8]
After nine seasons with Fulham, in June 2015, Miller was released by the club to pursue other opportunities.[9][10]
Soon after leaving Fulham, he was linked to the Newcastle Jets head coach role.[1] It was confirmed that he had penned a two-year deal with the club on 18 June.[11][12] The appointment of Miller made him the youngest head coach in the decade-long history of the A-League at just 33 years of age.[13] Miller was released from his position as head coach before the start of the 2016–17 A-League season.[14]
On 30 November 2016, Miller returned to Europe and joined Danish club Aalborg BK as an assistant coach, on a two-year contract.[15][16]
In August 2018, it was announced that Miller would be the head coach of NPL Victoria 2 club Langwarrin SC for the 2019 season.[17]
Miller was appointed as manager of Altona Magic SC in October 2023. However, just three days after his appointment, he resigned due to "rapidly changing personal circumstances".[18]
In 2018, Miller opened Identity Pro Academy inside Toorak College.[20] In addition to soccer training sessions, the academy's 10-week program educates boys and girls in nutrition, physical fitness, and injury prevention.[20]
