Don't need cutlery to eat a pie

The term Pie means a savoury that is covered by a crust and as the residents of Leigh have not got round to the methods involved in making a crust their attempts at a pie come minus a crust.

That means that their local delicacy is called Lobby, hence the term used for Leigh supporters as being Lobby Gobblers. It is consumed with a kind of sucking action.

10 free rooms,do london have that many fans.hope that includes a free pie too.have a good trip,the rl is giving you every chance making us play on monday night then putting us in the first semi instead of sunday.

Yeah, I really can't think of one thing they've done which would favour Wigan over us...

You really are deluded! A home game semi-final and you still get your excuses in first just in case!

(Oh, and you stole are owner as well)! Classic!

It's no wonder the game is in the position it ism with comments like this! the parochialism is sad! supporters at a few clubs think it is all about them.

Truth is Super League only have four clubs that pay their own way, do they want s league playing each other 6 times a season?

I have been to that hotel and it is pretty good, hope they are extending the invite to the Wigan fans who also have to vast distances to cover to watch their team.........

A discussion you don't want to get in is, so what do you put in your lobby?

In London obviously, you may think this a room in to which you may have a coat stand or a small table.
Whereas in Leigh this is a dangerous question, remember the saying no politics or religion at the dinner table, well in Leigh you extend that to ingredients of your 'lobby'.

Corned beef, onions, carrots, potato, beef stock (nothing more or you're just plain wrong)

NO CARROTS!!!

London fans have had Catalans away followed by three northern weekends running - Sheffield, Widnes and now Wigan (sorry Leigh) any wonder we can't afford to come to all the away games. A vast number of northeners can't / won't / don't make the road south once a season never mind as often as we are expected to. However we shouldn't feel any agnst against away fans as even our own club don't understand how the fans feel. Catalans tickets were booked months ago but you still need money to spend when you get there and a hotel to pay for, Sheffield was booked as soon as we knew about the game date, Widnes tickets and trains paid for ages ago but still food and drink to pay on the day and taxis/underground/trains across London so ask yourself why we cant afford to travel in large numbers. Most of us just cant afford it and as much as we would love to be there it is one away trip to many.

See, never discuss Lobby

Well said