Surely this is a wind up and great marketing scheme?!

It can’t be true with how amateurish the whole presentation was.

The bad photoshop of the players, the explanation of the owner liking leopards, it being a picture of a jaguar from Google.

Surely not true.

So much buzz and publicity about it the actual rebrand will be class.

Good evening VL , I hope you are well , fully recovered from Bongsers singing .
As you say everyone wants to be involved with Leigh Leopards , last night the BBC mentioned us and Derek, and I’ve just watched a 30 minute rugby programme on Facebook , devoted 100% to Leigh Leopards , and our signings , they spoke of how well we are doing and have done a great PR job , folk like this Nathan guy , talk is just wishful thinking .

I missed this... Some bloke had a try at re-branding himself, it is cliched in a certain sense but I do like it in a sense that it fits in with the general rugby stylings of most clubs in the modern game. https://twitter.com/jackgre_n/status/15 ... DqsvwrAAAA

I missed this... Some bloke had a try at re-branding himself, it is cliched in a certain sense but I do like it in a sense that it fits in with the general rugby stylings of most clubs in the modern game. https://twitter.com/jackgre_n/status/15 ... DqsvwrAAAA

Hmm. The motto would very soon be seized upon by other fans and changed to something like:

"A pi$h poor town that's going back down".

Quite like the kits both home and away. But don't like the badge (nor the fact that it is different home & away). The leopard looks way too friendly (though for all their mockery, were a wild leopard loose in DW Stadium, the Wigan Walk would become a Wigan Stampede and happen even earlier than usual). Mind you, the Villeneuve Leopards badge looks like the cat is going to say, "Hey, TC, here comes Officer Dibble," at any moment.

Sausage it! Give the Leigh Leopard a set of Jaguar fangs!

And (never start a sentence with "And"icon_wink.gif this is Leigh and we want the town crest on the shirts as well.

Motto: Palma non sine pulvere.

Nothing to do with pulverising with Madame Palm and her five lovely daughters, it should be noted!