![]() Monday, 16th Dec 2002 10:14 South African central defender Justin Miller has turned down a permanent move to Leyton Orient in order to prove himself at Portman Road. The 22-year-old played the final game of a highly impressive three-month loan spell at Brisbane Road on Saturday. Miller, Town's reserve captain last season, was given a standing ovation by home supporters after Orient beat Torquay 2-0. However, despite enjoying his time with Paul Brush's side, he is now concentrating on Town: "Orient offered me a contract and in a lot of ways I would liked to have stayed but I'm settled in Ipswich and I need to give that a go. "The new manager has not even seen me play yet so now that I'm back I intend to impress him and try and break into the first-team squad." Miller is giving himself two months to show Joe Royle what he can do with a return to East London at that stage not out of the question. His Town contract is up at the end of the season.
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