My "shallow personality". Ha. Another internet psychologist, I'm impressed

Truth hurts, I apologise!

Agree with your point above re the tweeting, it doesn't matter one way or the other but could possibly have some very small positives from it.

Whilst RL is small fry from the total turnover comparative to some sports I think you vastly undervalued the sport. Man Utd are a big deal worldwide, their turnover annually of £334M to year end 2011 I reckon equates to 4-5 times that of all the SL clubs, certainly not factors of thousands.

Pretty sure I remember seeing Roque Santa Cruz attending an RL game once with a few other Blackburn players. My memory could be wrong, but I remember thinking it was odd seeing a Paraguayan at an RL game, I wonder if they've even heard of our code in Paraguay, let alone play it.

Was to a Warrington game, as old conditioner used to work at Blackburn.
or something like that

I know all the Leeds footballers went to the 2005 GF. Dunno if it was a freebie or they chose to go as a group. But I think they had to go with some of their expressions and attitudes.

What verifiable benefits have the occasional visits of footballers bestowed on the game (other than bathing us in their heavenly aura and turning the DWS water into beer)?

He's also just had a massive new contract and half a weeks wages would end our struggles.

Seeing as we are editing for accuracy.

I don't think its 'so' massive just yet he's only just starting out, but give it time Jonny and you never know.

PM's you mate.

Who CARES?
How many badminton players like Rugby League?
Who CARES?
Does a football player liking Rugby League improve our self esteem and importance?

Perhaps not 'verifiable', but I don't think anyone can say the likes of Rooney (3,762,624 million followers) and Rio Ferdinand (2,530,949 followers) tweeting positive and enthusiastic comments about RL is in any way, shape or form, a bad thing. In fact, contrary to many RL fans' outlook on life, it's a positive.

So is Wayne Rooney, when asked if he'd been enjoying the RU World Cup, answering, “I’ve not seen it, I’ve been watching the rugby league.” Articles like rlthisrl and rlthisrl and rlthisrl about a guy followed by many millions worldwide is marketing the RFL can only dream of.

Companies worldwide pay these guys millions to appear in their advertising, in their computer games, etc - simply to be associated with their brand. We get that for nowt and it's a huge positive. I don't think we should turn it into any actual marketing activity but honestly, how some RL fans can get y about it is beyond me.

Is there a point to this post apart from kissing ass?