if the club are doing the polos ect, i would start at making around 200-250 ...if they sell then make more. i wouldnt want the club to buy to many and loose money

The Frank B wigs are selling out FAST .

I’d possibly get one but the wife wouldn’t she’d never wear it again, nor would young glows or the other family members on our bus, but they and 20 others all happily wore their 118 shirts at £4 in a go a few years back, even Granddad and Grandma, but none have been worn since.

After the NRC weekend the club should have nothing left as far as merchanise is concerned , they need to shift everything they have

I bought a t-shirt for a fiver at one of the earlier Grand Finals, On the day in the MM Bar. - Year 2000 or 2002,I can't remember which.

Red with 'CENTURIONS' printed vertically down the front and 'LEIGH R.L.F.C' on the back. It looked good on the day and we shifted a few. Something similar for Blackpool would be great and prove very popuar IMO.

Further more I still have this T-shirt

I dont think we have a home game before the final ?This could prove quit difficult for the club to sell lots of merchandise.

I strongly agree with Glow - cheap and cheerful, red and white - fiver each..I could bring a few back with me to Canada for the syndicate!

Yes all the fun of not having a ' home '

we should get into the town centre on a free week off, plus on the day we go we should open the club shop at 9am and people that want things will buy

great ideas coming up but no one volunteering to do anything about it.
Bet on the day of the match there are loads of TAT sellers outside the club snagging anyone daft enough to spend decent money that perhaps should be spent on Leigh RLFC goods. Maurice has already played his part by buying his tickets direct from RL head office no gain for the Centurions. Good old Maurice.

In Maurices defence when I phoned for tickets I wanted to be in the west stand but did not want to be stuck right in the corner. When I said would the RFL have better positioned seats I was told maybe and at no time was I told that the club would loose out if I didn't buy them from them. It was lucky that they also told me that they may get some more tickets nearer the halfway line in the afternoon and they would ring me back. They did and I bought them. First time I heard of us loosing out was the same night on here. If you are offered bad seats what do you do?

So let me get this straight - does that mean the RFL's interpretation of a 'shared gate' now means "you get the profit on the tickets you sell"??

Is this a policy the club can adopt for future Trains Cup/CC games played at the LSV??

Don't think so, I think you get commission on the ones you sell, and then 50% of whats left after all the expenses, etc.