Ok billboard campaigns might be something the club looks at once we're in the super league but i do think we need to look at a way to advertise the club more succesfully - and cheaply. I think the club needs to take more advantage of its status in the community- Leigh has several big supermarkets in the vicinity of LSV (Asda, Tesco, Lidl, Sainsbury's, Aldi & Morrisons to name a few), all serving the vast majority of Leigh residents, would it not be an idea to have one A1 poster in each supermarket foyer advertising the next Centurions match? wouldnt cost much and which store manager in his right mind would refuse? in the end of the day more supporters means another box ticked, another step closer to the super league and the obvious benefits for both the club and the local economy (which would obviously benefit the supermarkets), its a win-win. A poster advertising the next match, half-time entertainment, ticket price etc in each supermarket and a few in the shops in the town centre (such as Cokey's) and im sure we'd see an increase in attendances.

A double sided sign

side 1
CLOSED
GONE TO THE LEIGH CENTURIONS GAME

side 2
OPEN
BACK FROM THE LEIGH CENTURIONS GAME

By moving games to friday evenings the club would be aiming at a young ordiance,young families,couples and singles,if thats the case then FB, twitter and other outlets of this type seem to be the way forward these days,also the club need to aquire as many email addresses as possible so they can communicate as much info about leigh rl as possible,maybe once a month.

Iv'e no idea how or why but iv'e recieved a few emails from the crusaders and one today from the south wales scorpions giving me info about there clubs.

Strange that, I've been receiving emails for SW Scorpions. Where have they got my email address from? If its the RFL then I'm not sure that should be happening

Moving games to Fridays aiming to attract younger fans and lose a load of the old ones that makes sense!

It sort of says to me ' we cant attract the youngsters, they want to watch Wigan/Saints/Wire. So we will focus on the teenagers and adults who will make Fridays a part of their social life'.

Dangerous strategy, but who knows it may work.

It makes me wonder if Beaumont had anything to do with it AGAIN haha

The Directors were looking at the money that could be saved , on Stewards if only one stand was open , like Sundays game , maybe only the West Stand used .

In numbers, if crowds dropped 300 at a cost of £40k a season, but 10 corporates came in at £10k per season each the decision is a sound financial one.
It will be interesting how things develop.

So we could be a rich club with no fans ace!