5 live treat RL like dirt and always have done. It's a massive inconvenience for them to have to read out the SL results on the Sunday evening sports news bulletins - always the very last thing mentioned and regularly incomplete. It's a disgrace but the RL do nothing to help themselves by their own incompetence. Maybe it's something Barwick could take up with some of his chums as I'm not sure what else he's there for.

Forgotton easter monday?

Wakey fans are best ignored TBH. Ridiculously chippy.

When are the TV games advertised ?

hudds v leeds is the only tv game at the moment, bbc1 saturday 2.30pm 11th may

No but thought I'd remind you that recently we have turned you over with a weaker side than what we have now.

Small club syndrome

think that just about covers [isome[/i of the Wakey fans.

I'm sure they'll be a top club again once they are in their shiny new gr.......................sorry, daydreaming again.

Tut tut. It was in 2004.

Quote: Billy Batten "I have made my complaint on the BBC website - address below; Received this reply today; Dear Mr Reference CAS-2067566-HYDS50 Many thanks for getting in touch about Richard Bacon’s BBC Radio 5 Live programme on Monday 22nd April which including the live draw for the Tetley's Challenge Cup 2013 fifth round Recognising your concerns and unhappiness about the draw, we reviewed the programme and discussed points raised by listeners with the station’s senior editorial team The team have asked us to personally thank you for getting in touch and to assure you that BBC Radio 5 Live and sister station BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra are absolutely committed to coverage of Rugby League They explain that thus far in 2013, the stations have broadcast some 36 hours of live coverage of the sport and that they’ve secured the rights to broadcast this year’s World Cup with an aim to offer live coverage of all 28 matches BBC Radio 5 Live’s commitment to the sport was further demonstrated by their desire to undertake the Challenge Cup fifth round draw live on air from our Salford studios on Monday However, the team responsible do acknowledge in light of your points that they didn’t get the tone of the draw right on air The team have discussed this with Richard Bacon himself along with his production team and Richard acknowledges that he got the tone wrong thus he apologises to listeners as he genuinely didn’t mean to upset any Rugby League fans Thank you again for getting in touch and allowing us to investigate your concerns with the team directly involved, and to respond. We very much hope that you will feel reassured as to the BBC’s on-going commitment to Rugby League across BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra, and that you will agree that we have taken your points on board. Kind Regards Marie-Therese Gibson BBC Complaints www.bbc.co.uk/complaints

Quote: Billy Batten "I have made my complaint on the BBC website - address below; Received this reply today; Dear Mr Reference CAS-2067566-HYDS50 Many thanks for getting in touch about Richard Bacon’s BBC Radio 5 Live programme on Monday 22nd April which including the live draw for the Tetley's Challenge Cup 2013 fifth round Recognising your concerns and unhappiness about the draw, we reviewed the programme and discussed points raised by listeners with the station’s senior editorial team The team have asked us to personally thank you for getting in touch and to assure you that BBC Radio 5 Live and sister station BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra are absolutely committed to coverage of Rugby League They explain that thus far in 2013, the stations have broadcast some 36 hours of live coverage of the sport and that they’ve secured the rights to broadcast this year’s World Cup with an aim to offer live coverage of all 28 matches BBC Radio 5 Live’s commitment to the sport was further demonstrated by their desire to undertake the Challenge Cup fifth round draw live on air from our Salford studios on Monday However, the team responsible do acknowledge in light of your points that they didn’t get the tone of the draw right on air The team have discussed this with Richard Bacon himself along with his production team and Richard acknowledges that he got the tone wrong thus he apologises to listeners as he genuinely didn’t mean to upset any Rugby League fans Thank you again for getting in touch and allowing us to investigate your concerns with the team directly involved, and to respond. We very much hope that you will feel reassured as to the BBC’s on-going commitment to Rugby League across BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra, and that you will agree that we have taken your points on board. Kind Regards Marie-Therese Gibson BBC Complaints www.bbc.co.uk/complaints