Yes, I had to book an holiday myself for the match. I'm not a season ticket holder but to be honest in my own interest so far this season it would have been better financially for me to get one.Then again I'm supporting the club more financially by not having one and don't have to carry the mindset of its not covered by my ST so I'm not going.

You may find the post annoying,but its true for the majority of ST holders. People state I'm slating the fans,yet the mindset and affordability is the reason the majority of ST holders don't show up for CC games. So you need to put something on the table that entices them to attend,hence the tongue in cheek free prawn butties.

Used to bring our own, until the 'food police' cracked down on it, at the turnstiles. Now we just bring loud fireworks and an irritating drum! But, pleasurable as the fireworks and drum are, you can never replace the prawn butties!

You got a link

Iv'e got a broken one.

Still waiting for a link to your new signing on the other thread.

Come on who’s the next one PK?

Be patient its gonna happen

Who cares. Widnes would have put a cricket score against them today. Good job they have 5 year plan to get SL because it wont be happening this year.

You care as you have commented. Widnes would put a cricket score past leigh too

I made my feelings very clear to Mr Beaumont on that score. They told me I could no longer bring my Hot flask of Vegetable Soup in to keep warm on a freezing afternoon in February. I was livid beyond belief when they told me I could purchase the 'Contents of my flask at the Kiosk' - Hot soup?

Anyway me and my hot soup were no longer welcome and immediately banned,a rigid new stewarding policy was then implemented requiring a body search on all over 85s for warm flasks and Lancashire Cheese sarnies, only resulting in a young Featherstone supporter's dangerous selection of fireworks walking in A OK !

They did not meet the LSV Hot Flask Character profiling for a body search sadly. A pity that.

Many a true word!

My young grandson was stopped at the turnstile at Featherstone yesterday. He was carrying his 'hoodie' to avoid suspicion, but had his bottle of Lucozade wrapped in it. The steward duly found said bottle and then pronounced it fine to take in with him. A bit of common sense prevailed.

I've tried telling the missus that, entering the LSV, wearing a body belt containing food & drink, is likely to arouse suspicion, and I'd rather go hungry and thirsty for eighty minutes!

No respect for the aged person anymore.