Penis substitutes.

Never mind the length, feel the width.

I barely watch TV at all to be honest, if I watch one hour a night then thats all.

Thanks for the Talk Talk tip though, my eldest is moving out soon so it might be useful.

I see Super League's self appointed saviour is spouting off again m.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/26023136

I see Super League's self appointed saviour is spouting off again m.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/26023136

I wonder how many people are paying a monthly premium for HD channels so that they can view them on their "HD ready" TV's?

You'd be surprised how many don't know the difference between an "HD ready" TV and a "Full HD" TV.

This man seems on a mission to destroy rugby league. He thinks he is the chairman of the biggest club in RL (I don't know how seeing as though they don't even own their own ground) and that he can throw his weight around. He makes Maurice Lindsay look like a saint, Lenegan clearly doesn't care about rugby league just his own agenda.

Irrespective of the merits or otherwise of the Sky deal, what on earth is Lenagan playing at.

Every time he spouts off his credibility diminishes. This time slating a deal he voted for; and slating himself in the process.

Being flippant wasn't I?

I'm sure there is a difference, I just can't see it particularly well (maybe if I look really closely, which I won't) on my 28" screen.

Since I don't have Sky, I just like the novelty of a RL game being on a channel I can watch. BBC1 or BBC1 HD, I couldn't care less.

Lenagan does seem to have a bad hait of legging t to the press with these concerns.

That said, if his account is true and the clubs really did only have 24hrs to consider the deal, that seems a peculiar way to negotiate a £200M contract to me.

I also can't help thinking the new wealth could trickle down to the lower tiers a bit better than that. We need a competitive, professional (in every sense) second tier for P&R to work. The budget split alleged by BBC Sport doesn't support that.

I think that Lenegan is correct in his criticism of the deal.
What sensible, ostensibly, democratic organisation would provide only 24 hours notice of a deal absolutely critical to the future of it's members.
A deal which does not come into force for 2/3 years!
Perhaps if folk set aside their anti-Wigan bias for once they too would comprehend Lenegan's concerns.
I'm sure there are other agendas at work here but on this point IMV he's absolutely spot on.

rlKoukash didn't vote for the dealrl