on official site. www.leighcenturions.com

on official site. www.leighcenturions.com

Some will be on here saying it should be cheaper than that

Well they would be wrong imo.

Reducing prices to really low levels would not help the gate. The people who will go will go anyway.

It costs money to run a professional RL club most on here know that.

some would complain if it were free

If East charge the same,a lot will go to both games, which is good for both clubs.

Fully agree with that, and with the price being a tenner, although I would've been tempted to make it 'a quid for a kid' and try to drum up some interest in local schools (especially primaries).

Young kids, especially those new to RL, love to see plenty of tries being scored and this is probably you best chance of doing that this season.

Kids paying a pound often bring adults paying £10, and you can even make it £1 for kids just in a particular area of the ground, so the droves of ankle biters don't upset all you old fogeys

ST's are valid, U11's at Leigh is £10 for the season.

Quote: Fatboys Limb "Fully agree with that, and with the price being a tenner, although I would've been tempted to make it 'a quid for a kid' and try to drum up some interest in local schools (especially primaries). Young kids, especially those new to RL, love to see plenty of tries being scored and this is probably you best chance of doing that this season. Kids paying a pound often bring adults paying £10, and you can even make it £1 for kids just in a particular area of the ground, so the droves of ankle biters don't upset all you old fogeys Would be a good idea. Somehow Leigh seem reluctant to entice extra support and although the child season ticket was a good idea we still need to attract fans who might just come to the odd game. Using the low supported games is something Blackpool FC have done to try and drum up support (and involve the kids) such as... www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/page/NewsD ... 51,00.html

Quote: Fatboys Limb "Fully agree with that, and with the price being a tenner, although I would've been tempted to make it 'a quid for a kid' and try to drum up some interest in local schools (especially primaries). Young kids, especially those new to RL, love to see plenty of tries being scored and this is probably you best chance of doing that this season. Kids paying a pound often bring adults paying £10, and you can even make it £1 for kids just in a particular area of the ground, so the droves of ankle biters don't upset all you old fogeys Would be a good idea. Somehow Leigh seem reluctant to entice extra support and although the child season ticket was a good idea we still need to attract fans who might just come to the odd game. Using the low supported games is something Blackpool FC have done to try and drum up support (and involve the kids) such as... www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/page/NewsD ... 51,00.html

Free for the ST holders

Well done to the club for the £10 fee for adults, even though I`ve a ST.

Agree with the £10 fee, although with one less NRC game this year I do have a nagging feeling that we're almost losing out as a season ticket holder when this is a 'free' game that is at a reduced rate anyway.

What happens If we beat Wath Brow and another amateur club gets through and we draw them, still £10? I think not the finances do not stack up.

the players still have to be paid no matter the opposition, lsv still charge whatever they charge for us using the ground, so i think a tenner is a good deal, i however am a st ticket holder and get in anyway, so lets be positive and get a few people in, but like fred wisely says if it were free some scroats would want leigh to pay them to go in.

Start giving away free ticketsto any age group and they expect it every week then they dont come, all this about 'when i was a lad we got free tickets and im still coming' is of the past there are far more things to attract the younger people today. Get it right on the field of play, make it attractive for them, but if your giving away to kids then they should be earned, good schoolwork, behaviour, good performance etc...
Best way is through the amateur clubs you already have a base who is interested in the sport, and they may bring along a parent or two (or grandparent) now thats where a discount could be applied, but like Matt rightly says it must tee season ticket holders off if too many discounts are given away especially when once the discount dissapears then so do the bodies.