We were told categorically that there was 'no place' for us at the LSV next season - looking like Crilly Park should we be able to bring it up to league standards etc but the clock is ticking. Will just be glad to play at a ground that is actually happy to host us, to be honest.

If Sale do move in then there's no doubt whatsoever that they will get priority over Leigh RL, which surely can't be a good thing?

Id rather Genesis be in than Sale any day of the week.

I backed you up too I refer to my first post on this thread. By the way last time this idea of Sale playing at the LSV was mentioned I posted it would be as daft as getting into bed with someone who you knew would stab you in the back as soon as you fell asleep.

If Sale did move in to the ground there'd be a full house for most home games, ive been to many games at edgeley park and away teams from leicester, leeds, london have brought thousands of supporters in terrible conditions mainly on friday nights ive been to night games and still away fans travel. Sale home fans are from all over the north so wud have no problem travelling and i believe it wud be good bringing them here. Kennedy may have ideas to suit himself but leigh aren't getting much at the moment anyway

Most of their games only attract around 6 or 7k with just one or 2 hitting the 8k mark. Obviously a lot more than we get at the moment but can't see the Cheshire set being happy coming to a rough @rse town like Leigh!!!

Ok mate, if you say so!!!

Do you know how much the LSV holds mate? Obviously not

As you know more than me,you wont need telling then will you, that Genesis have one match left at the LSV and then are relocating too Crilly Park?

But you know that right?

Youlle also know about the stitching machine thats coming in when keith relays the patch, so it can have a game every day played on it wont you???

And that ours will be only 1 of 2 Rugby League pitches thats been stitched?

But you know this dont ya? and i know nothing......

Lets see how good the stitching machine is in 3 inches of mud after 30 fat rugby union players have torn it up. Its wierd, Wembley cant play 2 games in 2 days but 'your mate kieth' could have saved the top stadium on the planet a fortune with his needle and thread!

The pitch at LSV seemed to hold up ok to me with three games in three days last round of the cup.

Think they got lucky with the weather more than anything, but it certainly seemed to be showing a bit of wear at the football on Saturday.

You're right it was dry and that did help, but surely the fixture planners in the main can ensure that only one team is at home on any given 'normal' weekend, cup games always add confusion.

Sale wouldn't be too bothered whether there's fixture clashes or not as I'm sure they'd make sure that they're number one, and we'd be the ones having to switch games etc, just as County ended up playing a 'home' game at Macclesfield because of the Sharks.