Click here to see a summary of press coverage for ourt sport. Looks like our slow journey into media oblivion continues but every cloud . . . rlhttp://www.thelifedept.co.uk/livelonger/league-in-media/rugby-league-coverage-29-january-2012/rl

RLFANS have a main news site, what more could you want?

There has been more class and skill on show in the 2 televised Sky games than what will be seen in the whole 6 nations competition.

Although I agree with you, the Sky games this weekend could have been so much better and it really is a missed opportunity by the RFL. Widnes, Wakefield and Salford are not anyone's idea of play off teams and Cas are capable but will face a battle to make it. Out of all the fixtures this weekend they have picked the 2 weakest and a more than decent argument could be made for any of the others. New teams and new stadiums in themselves do not make great TV.

You would almost think there is a conspiracy on not to show up the dire 6 nations (and the England yawnion side delivered again) too much.

The 6 nations is almost becoming a semi static game now with the no of stoppages, perhaps sponsors see this as a good thing in that their product is getting plenty of exposure.
As for skill theres no comparison to league, yawnion can,t catch, can't pass, can,t see a supporting player, sometimes I watch it to see how novelty bad it is knowing that I will be watching a quicker more skilful game in league.