Anyone going to this crucial match can save queueing time and generate some income for our club by purchasing match day tickets from our ticket office
Adult ticket £12-00 each
Concessions £8-00 each
Junior season ticket holders can get a freebie on production of their season ticket at the LSV.

Ticket office open normal times plus Saturday am.

what promises to be a great game and day out can be eased a little if you follow the above suggestion.

see you all on the day

That's not what Leigh Centurions twitter or the official site show Don.

I ordered tickets from the club,adult £15. Concession £12

Have got 6 tickets in front of me now paid as stated but just been told at ticket office pay on day will cost a least a fiver more each. So its to our advantage to buy in at LSV

Frank I've quoted the LSV prices as of today,not what you will pay on the day???????

Club posted Adult - £15 in advance from LSV and £20 on the day - still a huge reduction if you are going to the game.

Don you have posted the Over 60s price. General adults is advertised as £15 early bird. £20 on the day

My ticket cost £12

Really looking forward to this game with you boys. Its been a long time since we have had a really big game down here and this is it.

Ground is in a bit of a state at present with one whole side taken up by development, leaving the DB stand at one end where the away fans tend to sit, 400 capacity I think, standing down one side plus some unreserved seating and the other end open.

We had over 1500 against Bradford with all sides available. Created a great atmosphere especially the scholarship boys sitting in amongst the Bulls fans singing pro London, anti Bulls songs !

Is the main side (with stand and bar) closed? There will be more than than 1500 Sunday (possibly a lot more) so the mind boggles where people will go because there is nothing behind the sticks (north) and about 50 seats along the east side touchline.

From a pub point of view, the North Star pub is pretty good near Ealing Broadway but perhaps PC Plum knows some more

Agreed. I said to the stewards - bear in mind there are no turnstiles - last Sunday, I reckon over 2000 for the Leigh game, he said he'd been told to expect 1500. Broncos don't have a good track record of game day management, certainly this season, but they are finding their feet at a new venue, so this has the makings of a challenge.

In terms of the main stand, this is populated by season tickets holders only, as all the seats are reserved. This is well stewarded. There is a bar up there but its for the patrons of the seats.

Below, are a few blocks of unreserved seats, but get there early. These have ready access to the main bar and if I recall correctly, they put on an additional outside bar for the Bulls game.

All standing is literally at fence level so kids on the front rail, adults behind, then its pot luck. It was fine when the entire side opposite the main stand was available, but unless some miracle of the building trade happens and that is open next weekend, this will be unavailable - goodness knows how or who planned the timing of these works. I guess as long as complete by Super 8s, it'll be ok.

One end has the DB stand and this is where the away fans tend to congregate and the other end is open with some small mobile seat, I guess 100+.

Its going to be cosey on Sunday. And we havent even mentioned toilet facilities !

As to pubs, not really sure as when I train it I tend to go via Perivale tube and walk direct, bit on the one occasion I went to Ealing Broadway there were certainly 2 or 3 pubs en route.

Should be fun.

Some if the seats mentioned above are reserved also.

But you're the only one here who knew exactly where [iKing Richard III[/i lay, what with you being old school friends & such.

Duke of Kent pub is a 13 minute walk from the ground but I doubt it will be the same prices as Th'alehouse on Henrietta St.