If you want to avoid clickbait - and who doesn't? - the answer is pretty simple: Get your hand in your pocket and buy a real newspaper or subscribe online. If you don't even pay peanuts you'll be lucky to get Monkeys. Agree with much of what has been said, but only fair to point out that Matt Shaw has broken nearly every Rhinos related story over the last couple of years. Will be interesting to see whether that continues. It could be that his source has moved on.

What Rhinos related news has Matt Shaw broken?

One example that comes straight to mind is Sezer. Was talking about that months before it happened. I certainly wouldn't lump him in with the dreaded ITK, or whatever it's called.

Mmm!also the one who reported that Rohan’s first interview was “dominated by Mylers personal issues”?
As far as Sezer goes even a broken clock is right twice a day!Journalist?hardly!

There are plenty of other examples. I'm just not wasting my Saturday finding them. He was certainly very well thought of at League Express and Martyn Sadler (editor) was gutted when he left. I was also disappointed to read the headline you refer to. Poor stuff. Just trying to point out that it's not all black and white and there is some grey area in this discussion.

The less said about the League Express and Sadler the better.

The sport is a small local game - why do we expect serious journalists to cover it?

Sadler's last tweet was about how Hull were missing Gale against St Helens!!

IMO Shaw is about as good as it gets closely followed by John Davidson.

If Shaw is as good as it gets. God help us all.

Now leeds live's very own 'reporter'
W. Ankers (how very appropriate ) reporting that richie has 'dealt another blow' and unfollowed helen on Instagram. Get a job and stop acting like your name suggests.

Nobody else find the name Wayne Ankers funny?!

James Deighton (from the bbc?) seems the only one on the clubs pressers that is any good.

Matt Shaw seems to have deteriorated into a click bait peddler these days.

Not necessarily the reporters fault. It’s indicative of modern culture and editors trying to hit revenue targets