It makes no difference Budge. The Club without investment (with both players wages taken into account) is not viable.

Agreed, but Mr Kay is quite annoying and never comments when we are doing well.
So, even without administration and a points deduction, looks like we are heading for League 1.

God gave rock n roll to you , .. no im not enjoying the position we are..not one bit . I am however enjoying winding those who have opposed everything ive said will happen has happened

That does seem to be the situation in a ' nutshell ' , going to be some bumps in the road ahead , but again it's just a game , not life and death , you enter into the world of Pro sport ( as an employee ) knowing it isn't the safest of jobs , that both from the playing and admin sides

As for us fans , you just buy your ticket and watch the game

Garbage....if you cared about Leigh Centurions, you wouldn't enjoy winding up us supporters (about your crystal ball predictions) . If we go into administration, where's the party ? At your place, or Wigan Labour club.

No celibrations from me

Pathetic...

Yes correct Starbug, you do as a fan buy a ticket and watch it. The rest should be left in capable hands.

Arthur played for Leigh from 1978 to 1980

So, to get back from the name calling etc, what would be the position if the two players in question were to get new clubs? (both the named players are rumoured, in the trade press, to be on the radar of a number of clubs, including SL) Would their deal at a new club be expected to be funded by a pay off from Leigh, or would they expect to be paid by both clubs, for the remaining duration of their Leigh contract?

Oh, and as an aside, did we really give a three year contract to a player who was 'crocked'?

We did just like we gave Acton the plonker a 3 year £100k a year deal.. It’s no wonder we are in this mess.

So you want me to celebrate ?..hic hic

Can understand that sort of deal if you want to keep a top class player, with other clubs sniffing around, but I don't belive we had anyone of that calibre last year.

Steve, I really admire your apparently relaxed attitude to all this - especially after all the time and money that you and Lynda must have given, and are still giving, to the club.

As someone else who put a few years of my life into helping our club, I feel extremely frustrated and disappointed at what has happened and, for me, it has meant, and still means, an awful lot more than just buying my ticket and turning up.

Anyway, if you have any of that eternal optimism bottled, would you be willing to sell me any of it?!