Plenty of decent offers for everyone.

People can continue to support LISA, the two schemes are not trying to compete for the same pound coin because it all ends up in the same pot anyway.



It was important to link with LISA for this very reason, the TC does not want to dilute LISA membership, it wants to help boost it which is why the Silver package gives membership to LISA. £5 of that package goes straight to LISA for their funds.



Between the two it also gives everyone a range of choices depending on what they can afford becuase a quid a week from a student is just as important as a tenner a week from a local business.

It's not an obligation Ian, circumstance comes first. We all know you're a proper Leyther.

Cheers jonny, i go to games when i can, if we are away when it's my weekend off i go to them as Matt and the lads will verify, i am also in LISA and have never missed a week on the forcast comp, so do as much as i can.

Is there a electronic copy available of the leaflets that were given out tonight??

Yes mate, it will be added to the Leigh website in the coming days.

I've got the proposals to upload and these will be done tomorrow. I'm hoping to receive the little slip as well where the Corporate club are looking at targetting other companies, employers with view to them coming onboard for networking and having corporate season tickets etc..



I'm very positive about this and the workable thing is, if they get at least 500 it makes a tidy sum that is paid in monthly as Steve says. It should ensure the club budgets far better and goes some way to being self sustainable.

Just a question, if we can become self sustainable, will that put us in a better position in the RFL's eyes then say someone with a wealthy backer?

depends Ian as the last time we applied they slated us for being too reliant on a wealthy backer, yet this time slated Halifax for NOT having a wealthy backer rather confusing what??

I was doing some maths on my way into work earlier on. I make it that if we get 500 people paying an average of £25 per month, which to me seems reasonable as a lot of season ticket holders will take up this deal. That's 150k per annum.



If we sold 1400 season tickets at last years early bird price of £110, we'd make 154k.

Two bronzes here.

Didnt quite grasp it last night, was late getting in, but it now makes much more sense.

My only criticism is that I believe all members of the scheme should get access to the main bar area before and after games to enhance the match day experience and create a bond with fellow passionate fans that the club can nurture, which would also create peer pressure to join.



Finally 3 seasons on and the walls are still grey with not a photo of LRLFC's past history to be seen.