Cant use alcohol or gambling as french laws state that it cant be worn on a French playing kits

Doesn't mean that can't be sponsors, France has no jusirsiction in the UK - just means that the a) the Dragons shirt/stadium wouldn't be able to use the same livery b) the RFL will get less money as a result.

Kill, me, now.

Slow and painful or quick and painless?

Wow, that's a pearler right there! In your profession too!

Damn Ukrainian keyboard.

Apparently, Foxy Bingo is to be a major sponsor next season....i wonder if bingo will be the next sport that sky will televise , Sunday night from Mecca could be a real boost to tv audiences , the ultimate reality tv !

I've heard the next big thing on Sky Sports will be origami. It's going to be on paperview

Any TV channel resorting to origami is bound to fold.

You Crease me up

Forget inflatables being a problem at sprost grounds. I'm waiting to see the first "bright-spark" whos gone down to Argos, bought a bag of ball-pool balls, wrote numbers on them to lob at the obvious Foxy mascot. (Actions which I whole-heartedly condemn).



It seems the RFLs decision to take on board the Foxy deal was a direct result of the financial problems at Bradford and Salford. It seems in exchange for the rights, Foxy offered a tidy sum and also guaranteed a record number of full houses .............

Having Foxy as an official bingo partner simply means that there is another deal from a betting partner on the table and there is a need to distinguish between the two. We sometimes pride ourself on being a "family sport" so why wouldn't a sponsor want to appeal and have access to those more likely to play bingo?



The approach seems to be that having 4-5 second tier sponsors doesn't devalue the game and means not having the oh-so-important title sponsor loses income from sponsorship.