Think you will find that season tickets were stated to be 11 regular home games plus at least 3 play off games with a decision on the 4th to be decided as and when our league position was confirmed. I would guess that they have decided to use the HKR game as the non-season ticket game as it the game we are least likely to win so the smaller crowd won't have as big an effect.

I stand corrected but it seems logical to make the most attractive fixture the fourth game and charge for it (even though it is the first).

also on the lsv tannoy it stated 3 season ticket home games for the super 8s free entry, the forth game will be purchaced as a season ticket price for season ticket holders.



so the forth game must be first and should be a that price ?

If we didn't make the play-offs! What would a season ticket be worth?

Exactly. 3home games 4 season ticket holders so sensible to make us pay for the first home game.

Rovers season ticket leaflet had the following included.



Brucie Bonus for been a passholder.

So come on smarty pants...how were we not going to make the playoffs. It was either middle 8 or bottom eight.

I was asking the question? That had no answer!!! But thanx for tuning in..

i think the original blurb from the rl at the start of the season explained about possibility of either 3 or 4 home games in the revised end of year format it suggested clubs may give the 4th game free some seem to have done this some selling 4 for price of 3 some a price for 4 games our version just smacks of sharp practice

It makes sense having the 1st game as all pay I reckon. Leigh fans are buzzing at the minute and hopes are high. 1st fixture after a break with 2 weeks to promote the hell out of it against a good team like Hull KR should be enough to get a great crowd on. Nice weather would help too!

Last home game will probably be in week 7. If we are pessimistic we could be out of the running by then. If we are optimistic we could be already promoted! Or maybe we'll be secure in the the million pound game by then. Could be a dead rubber and a lower crowd.

Makes more sense to 'cash in' on what will surely be a big opening game than gamble on our last game being massively important. It could be huge, or it could end up being a dead rubber against Sheffield and a poor crowd.

Tuning in to you can be very difficult sometimes