Leigh currently through the 4500 individual season tickets sold mark. Expected to go through the 5000 mark by the season KO.

This is the most ever by the club in recent history and is testament to Dereks drive and last years squad/performances.

Derek in his recent interview stated he is confident Leigh will be a Grade A by 2025 and we are just awaiting clearance on a Visa for Tristan Sailor from Brisbane.

Brilliant, onwards & upwards, soon there won't be much room for pay on the day & visiting fans, latterly those from well supported clubs !

fantastic

Amazing effort.

Can we get it up to 5500 or even 6000.

Well done everyone

People will back an enthusiastic forward thinking and ambitious club.
What a shame the clubs been stagnant for so long resulting in no intrest and no hope.
One things for sure it puts an end to the few negative contributors who said the wakey public not interested.

Binosh wrote:Leigh currently through the 4500 individual season tickets sold mark. Expected to go through the 5000 mark by the season KO. This is the most ever by the club in recent history and is testament to Dereks drive and last years squad/performances. Derek in his recent interview stated he is confident Leigh will be a Grade A by 2025 and we are just awaiting clearance on a Visa for Tristan Sailor from Brisbane. https://www.totalrl.com/london-broncos- ... an-sailor/

Binosh wrote:Leigh currently through the 4500 individual season tickets sold mark. Expected to go through the 5000 mark by the season KO. This is the most ever by the club in recent history and is testament to Dereks drive and last years squad/performances. Derek in his recent interview stated he is confident Leigh will be a Grade A by 2025 and we are just awaiting clearance on a Visa for Tristan Sailor from Brisbane. https://www.totalrl.com/london-broncos- ... an-sailor/

Also proved what I said last year that I expect fans to return and our attendances and crowds to be easily above 3000 and possibly better than SL despite some saying we would struggle.

The freshness of facing new teams we haven’t played in years and the expectation of a high finish and high win percentage is a big draw and chance to galvanise and welcome back supporters.

Might be a silly question, but does anyone know if the club have held back a % of tickets in the North Terrace for match sales?

(Football clubs often have a max threshold for season tickets, so at least some tickets are available on a match-by-match basis.)

Been told not. North stand fully sold out with ST holders apparently.

Very true but, speaking as someone who's given constant support and interest to Trinity home and away through thick and thin for God knows how long, I do find these absent "people" somewhat fickle and pathetic. For the future of the club though I guess it's nice to see them all crawling back out of the woodwork.
Lets hope a successful start to 2024 can keep them interested.