Vote Kevin Sinfield for SPOTY 2015 - Vote for RL! : Sun Dec 20, 2015 12:20 am  

Please vote for Kevin Sinfield, make history, and vote for OUR sport. We don't get enough media coverage, this is our chance...

You can vote for FREE once online - You will need to register for a online BBC Account.

You can call as many times as you like - the number will be made available on the night of the awards.

#BuyKevAPint - Buy Kevin Sinfield a Pint for SPOTY Success, If everyone in RL spends just £3, the cost of a pint, on 20 phone votes for him on Sunday night he will likely win SPOTY.

If you don't vote, RL will be left behind again. Lets make a stand for our sport and an RL legend. We might never have the same chance again.

#Kev4SPOTY - Please put club loyalties aside for this one and lets show the other sports what the RL Family can do.





Thanks.

Re: Vote Kevin Sinfield for SPOTY 2015 - Vote for RL! : Sun Dec 20, 2015 6:17 pm  

Count me in

Re: Vote Kevin Sinfield for SPOTY 2015 - Vote for RL! : Sun Dec 20, 2015 7:23 pm  

Sorry, Yes I would like Rugby League to get recognised, however for me it has to be TYSON FURY.

Re: Vote Kevin Sinfield for SPOTY 2015 - Vote for RL! : Sun Dec 20, 2015 7:58 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

Sorry, Yes I would like Rugby League to get recognised, however for me it has to be TYSON FURY.

Just watched Kevin's interview on SPOTY 2015 what a gent, a very modest person who deflected praise for him to his team mates.
Well done Kevin.
If I hadn't already voted for TYSON FURY, then I would have voted for him.
Ps. Was Rob Burrows sitting down?
Pps, your were right TYSON about Jessica Ennis.

Re: Vote Kevin Sinfield for SPOTY 2015 - Vote for RL! : Mon Dec 21, 2015 8:20 am  

Silly me! I and there was I thinking you had to have a personality to win Sports Personality of the year?

Re: Vote Kevin Sinfield for SPOTY 2015 - Vote for RL! : Mon Dec 21, 2015 12:19 pm  

Impressive.

"Scot Murray, 28, won 361,446 of the 1,009,498 votes cast (35%), with Sinfield getting 278,353 (28%) and Ennis-Hill 78,898 (8%)"

With just over a million votes being cast, around 84,000 votes would be average.