Not bad going that.

I wish I'd seen this post soon enough to send him a flag. He's done a good job. Hopefully there will be some good coverage in the Telegraph next season.

Yep, absolute humiliation here, a link on the Telegraph website, obviously a result of this "picket", congratulations

You haven't read his blog then?

The fella's done more for rugby league with this one thing than you're ever likely to do in your life.

I have now. Wonderful.

"I cannot claim that the markedly better coverage next season is anything to do with me (they said they had already decided this before my picket)"

Anyway, as long as the OP had fun, everyone's happy.

As demonstrated perfectly on this thread. Which is why I'm delighted for your success, for proving that we can accomplish things if we stop whingeing and do something to address the challenges the sport faces.

Congratulations mate on your perseverance and taking your own time to prove a very good point regarding the rugby league coverage in the telegraph, I see they now have the rugby league tab up on the website.Well done again From a fellow Viking

With each and every post you make on this thread it is becoming more obvious than ever that you are a self obsessed, moronic nihlist who begruges even those who get off their s to try to make a difference however small or large.

If we all took your stance then nothing would ever change.

I glady join all those commending chemicz for his campaign - 'power to the people'.

We, in RL have a small enough voice as it is without the likes of you trying to belittle people who have the get up and go to attempt to raise our profile to a greater audience.

It's apathy that's the killer.

You have made yourself look daft though.

Most certainly, this picket has already revolutionized the Daily Telegraph's coverage of RL, I look forward to it. My original post still stands

I think we could sell out Wembley three times over now that Rugby League has it's own tab on the Daily Telegraph website. I look forward to the days when I can tell the grandkids where I was when this picket took place.

Well done Stuart. Got to admit I wasn't too sure at first but now I've got to say I think you've done a good job.

Which paper are you going to next?

Gotta love the embarrassed people on this thread and their desperate attempts at redeeming themselves...

Well done Stuart, an excellent effort.

A shame that most rugby league fans are either s (Dave Lister, InwakefieldIdie) or negative, navel-gazing miserablists (that Widnes fan).

Well done Stuart. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Nice to see an almost immediate result.




Are you talking about me?

If you are, I was actually making an argument as to why this demonstration is so important. My post is the very opposite of [i‘navel gazing’[/i. It is the eternal optimists which are guilty of that.

Navel Gazing:
[i“Excessive introspection, self-absorption, or concentration on a single issue; the optimistic trend masks a looming problem.”[/i

One has to foresee possible problems in order to avoid them. If you are a navel gazer, you are likely to dismiss such problems out of hand, because you cannot bring yourself to feel negative. Such stance is quite pathetic and a dangerous way of going about things.

Identifying possible pitfalls is anything but negative. It is actually the most positive thing to do. Simply sitting there and saying everything is wonderful, is actually moronic.

Dave Lister and InwakefieldIdie are indeed a pair of s though.

Well done that man! Not that long ago, the DT provided excellent coverage of courtesy of the exceptional John Whalley. It appears his leaving of the paper coincided with their coverage waning. It painfully obvious the slack hasn't been picked up.

Whilst being a little extreme, I thought this to be quite an apt quote: All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing

As for Lister and his ilk, I do like it when the silly people make themselves so readily identifiable, saves a little bit of time.

BRILLIANT WORK STU! You're a legend!

Well done, who says campaigning achieves nowt, nothing done = nothing achieved. Respect.

Saw the piece in League Express, well done on getting an immediate result.

I think I might send an email to the DT congratulating them on their new stance. I used to buy the DT fairly regularly and this might might make my switch back.

Good work mate, you've made a difference and brought our coverage plight directly to the attention of one of the biggest newspapers in the country. Compare that with the 100's on here who sit and angrily type about the lack of coverage and do nothing - a fine job.

nb - I would also like to echo the sentiment that Lister and IWTID's criticism is pathetic.

Great stuff.

Begs the question whether employees of the RFL take the trouble to pressurise the media into covering the game better.