That's a dirty protest if ever there was one.....can understand not attending the game, but to give THEM money at the same time.....pfffft

If your not happy with the prices then don't go.

Same suspects moan about the price yet nobody mentions under 18's £5 or under 5's FREE!!

1 adult standing with the fans of the future (under 5's) is £18 or £9 each.

Maybe the club should arrange a friendly against Oxford and make it £3 entrance, then you can all moan about the price of a beer.

Me, on the other hand will be there, with a £3.30 beer in my hand watching our new signings tear into Wigan.

Avoiding a Leigh game and denying the club any revenue, while giving Wigan money to see a Leigh home game is a concept that doesn't sit well with me. Where exactly do we all expect the club to find its finances from?

..and being guilt tripped into paying £18/£20 doesn't sit well with me. I want to be entertained. If I feel I can get better value for my entertainment I will choose that option. The last time I checked we were a country that has a free market economy.

Don't personally see the problem! The better players we have the more we will pay! The half strength Wigan team will be better than most championship teams!

The following week a 'Wigan Select XIII' are playing London Skolars, so I reckon there will be a good chance of quite a strong Wigan side turning out

OK, but Leigh Centurions are not a multi-national company with bags of cash to spare. Choose to watch if you feel the entertainment is worth the price. If you don't, then don't watch. That's a perfectly fair choice to have to make.

However, any fan who could have made the game but chooses instead to pay Wigan £4 to watch have directly and deliberately screwed our club out of money. Cite free market policy at me all day, but it doesn't excuse us from the moral consequences of our actions.

Of course, for anyone who genuinely can't make the game - put £4 in the pockets of the pie eaters and watch live if you're comfortable with the idea.

There is nothing stopping Leigh from streaming it on LCTV if they would rather have my money than "put £4 in the pockets of pie eaters". Again, it is my free choice to make when offered the chance to save some money on a non-competitive fixture. Now if the club banned Wigan TV from streaming the game, then I would have more of a dilema and the club would have more chance to take my £18/£20

Nice to see at least some fans care about the club, if your lifes ambition is to get everything for the cheapest possible way then you will probably find the things you want wont always be there!

Good job your not taking them to the Leigh cinema as its just short of £30 or £37 for 3D movies....

There are a number of costs and technical hurdles that would make live streaming on LCTV a none starter. That's before we get to the business case.



Agreed.



I don't understand why they are allowing it. There are no positives for Leigh and the negatives are that it gives fans from both sides an easy, cheap and convenient option to watch the game live that puts no money in the pockets of LC or LSV.

A Leigh fan watching Leigh v Wigan live on Wigan TV instead of going to the game is worse for the club than a fan was using the old 'golden gate' at HP. At least that fans was physically there, able to spend inside the ground and contribute to the atmosphere.

Tomorrow morning £6.32 for a family of 4 at Leigh.
Tomorrow night £ 25.96 for a family of 4 at Leigh.

Maybe we should compromise and watch Leyth at flicks.

Saturday mornings would be best.

What you watching for those prices? The original wizard of Oz on a 16 inch TV?