just wondering, sorry if this has been mentioned already, we already have our 2 adult tickets - how do i get the kids tickets for a quid?

Think if you ring the ticket office they will know www.leighcenturions.com/page.php?id=379

Think if you ring the ticket office they will know www.leighcenturions.com/page.php?id=379

Or just go to the ticket office between 6.30-7pm. avoid them ques

I was going to bring the 17 year old too, but he's busy!

Buddy 'ell Lucy did we have 3 bad winters on the bounce

pretty good ones if you ask me

Are you going in the Goose Lucy?

Hopefully well be in and see you there Ian.

Ok Lucy, think it's Frank's round isn't it.

That'll be the day!

The Watcher will state the obvious again. LET ALL U16`S IN FOR NOWT with or without an adult, it is so straightforward. The youth is the clubs future, get them involved early & you get them for life. Please stop putting up obstacles which prevent that goal from happening.

The watcher is correct

with all these fantastic offers like letting other teams season ticket holders in plus a kid for a tenner ,and now get kids in for a quid, the Peawapp is wondering if He has been sold a season ticket in the first instance under false pretences

Charlie agrees with The Peawapp, The Watcher , The Ody , and The Wife , owt for a quiet life

see ya all on Fridday night .

I do not agree with you Charlie but I will see you on Friday when I shall allow you to buy me a drink out of your winnings from last Tuesday.

Apart from the 'for nowt' bit as all it does is devalue the 'product', just as a certain neighbouring Premier League football club are discovering.

That would be great for me, but I don't agree the club should do it.

I do think it would attract a few 'undesirables' and I also think the club needs to make some money somewhere.

I think the 12 year age limit is about right because I think if you've 'got them' at that age they and their parents will be willing to spend money to watch as they get older.



Obviously there are two sides to the argument though, and one of the reasons I don't go to games as much as I used to is that I just can't afford to bring the kids with me.

i assumed when he said 'NOWT' he meant pocket change, as we already discussed in the meeting last week we should send them to schools and give them an incentive.



i was quite happy about the quid a kid until i saw the age range. Most under 12 would be ready for bed but hopefully the parents/grandparent/aunts and uncles support it well.

Nowt means nowt Ste, not a quid

The Maurice feels the Watcher may have ulterior motives. The Maurice feels the Watcher may be on a mission to bankrupt the club. The Maurice doesn't want that to happen, so the Maurice doesn't agree with the Watcher.

The Maurice feels the Lucy is a very responsible parent, the sort we should be encouraging and attracting to the club.

A quid is nowt these days - look at the price of a stamp now

I wish i'd a million of those 'nowt's' then

Well Lucy is a happy bunny today!

I went to buy my tickets this lunchtime and asked for an adult and a sixteen year old, because I never know what to ask for, and the kid was a quid

Me too I have to scrimp and save every week to get by on my fixed income but never say anything.



Just hope someone takes pity and buys me a pint for a change this evening.

You still at home owd un?You should be on yer way to the Goose .