Prospects being those who are unsure on whether or not to bother with a ST this year. Happy to be proven wrong and like I say I can understand Steve's argument.

Lets take my case as an example then - I am currently debating whether to get a ST for next year as I know I will miss at least 3 and possibly up to 5 home games. Having just seen the offer for the friendlies, where I can attend all of them, this has just swung it back in favour of me getting a ST for next year.

So once I get paid this month I will be getting a ST and taking advantage of the ST deal for friendlies.
Without that 'incentive' of the deal for ST holders I would, more than likely, have kept my money and bought tickets to individual games - which could be influenced by the weather/illness/hangovers

With the tickets in my pockets through this deal I'll be going to every game that I can and the club has my money

In my case it's a great deal and has secured my financial commitment for 2014.

NB - before anyone else says it - Not all cases will be identical

That is the kind of thing I was thinking about. Last year when I was at uni a similar offer at Warrington would have led me to buy a ST at the start of the year rather than wait until May as I did for three years.

Prices are on the Official website.

Re giving discounts to ST holders most of us go to games anways if we can.

There are obviously pros and cons but quite honestly imo wether folk come to games or not that will be down to how our players perform on the pitch.

P & R definately is back and I honestly think with the squad we have assembled we WILL be a team to fear this coming season.

Exactly the right decision by the club (in my view!) - it's all about choices. Buy a season ticket and get the perks - or don't. I think people understand that absolutely anything on a pay-as-you-go basis, be it a phone, a magazine or a match ticket will be more expensive than on a subscription, contract or season ticket basis. What you are paying for is the flexibility and the cash flow advantage of spreading out the payments. If it were not so, what would be the point of not doing pay-as-you-go?

A classic case of damned if you do, damned if you don't and people like Starbug will always take the opposite view of what you decide to do, in part because they are just being awkward, as far as I can tell. And these people have to look hard to find something to moan about because what this board is doing is, in the main, some very fine work. Chips? Bags of potatoes more like it.

Ok mate.

I've no doubt the whole thing overall did as a full house at OT generates serious cash on its own but the loss leaders were strategically placed.

Off topic I suppose so won't go any further on that one, agree to disagree

RLWC was a great success and made over £3m

On topic, the clubs first close season has allowed us to focus on season ticket sales which we believe had been all but ignored in recent years. Our strategy was designed to be all embracing giving people the choice by affordability, eg spread the cost, significant reductions on 2013 prices and a Free under 16 season ticket with every adult or concession sold.
To develop the strategy of asking our fans to invest in their club via a season ticket we will continue to add value and provide exclusive events throughout the year, we intend to make a Leigh Centurions Season Ticket a must have in future seasons, we will learn from this year and be even better at promoting them next year
I am a salesman and I fully understand you cannot please all people all the time, so must focus on motivating people to buy what you have when they are able to, be it a season ticket, shirt or a matchday ticket. As a salesman I also know that once you devalue your product it is very difficult to recover its real value, the Stobart SL deal is case in point, we will build our customer base by offering great value through a first class on field product and creating a brilliant matchday experience.
Enjoy the ride it will be great fun, and we wont fail through lack of effort.

Some people on here need to learn to read

Talking of season tickets when are they being sent out?

I understand what your saying but I didn't read it as Andy showing disrespect to the organisers of the RLWC I felt he was rightly making the point that games like the one at the LSV are not a a fair comparison as professional RL clubs outside of SL with little/ next to no RFL funding can't afford to give tickets away or for next to nothing.

I've no idea what it costs our club to play at LSV but doubt it would be worth opening the doors for nothing or even £5.

We have to remember the club is a Ltd company with overheads, wage bills and tax bills to pay so it can't be an option to open the doors for nowt or even £5 not to mention the fact if you have a product you believe in you can't sell it for less than its worth.

PS I know 30+ people who went to the Tonga game and don't know anyone who actually paid for a ticket. I also attended England/ France FOC and went to hospitality at the Final FOC also.

Your doing a great job pal and our supporters should be eternally grateful that people like yourself, Beaumont and Mazey have stood up to the plate.

I think the ST deals and Friendless are value for money and can't wait for the 19th Jan now to see Spencer, Acton and Barlow knock the e out of the crust munchers

That was the way I intended it to come across so glad someone read it that way lol

Another one it seems that needs to learn to read