sweaty craiq

Just seen a bloke in what looked like a Wiggin blazer going into Dones, £20k on Wakey by 11-20.

Wish I was as confident, not seen us win here for a long time. Cas are getting twitchy now Wakey are winning a few so home wins are vital and that tight pitch is hard to master playing a motivated Cas. Close game expected imo

Or offer season ticket holders an early deal for the Wigan game that results in little supply being available for general sale, a few days before offer the £75 for 3 games or a £60 deal for the extremities of East and West. Once you cheapen admission you are on a road to nowhere, we will average over 7000 this season and hopefully over 8000 next.

Lam knows how to keep players fresh - it isnt all about game time. He knows what each players tank holds and has managed it brilliantly. Cats saw O Donnell, Ben, Ava, Hughes and Halton missing from the pack.

I agree politicians who have never won a GE or led during a pandemic should not be able to criticise BoJo

Leigh Leopards Catalan pre sales have topped 1500

Leigh Leopardess’s drew 1201 at LSV on Sunday

No we have had 32k on

Something Leigh don’t do they try to build value through the event and one price for anywhere - I hope they review that btw so prices vary in the same stand eg West outers is same as centre drop outers by £2. And raise centre blocks by same.

A common mistake made by folk who draw a wage off somebody else. 10000 at £15 is far worse than 6000 at £25. Friday nights bring in higher revenue per head but less heads, the club must build its ST base on the back of this season

This all because SL didn’t want the middle 8’s that Sky loved Must be 12, relegation/promotion to run at SL play off rounds with bottom of SL seeded 6. Drop Thursdays to encourage more family friendly kick off times Clubs to sell home and away season tickets and keep all revenue no loop fixtures pre season start to CCup with BBC deal showing 2 games a weekend from the group fixtures say 5.30pm Sat and Sun on BBC2. First 2 weeks should be SL away to lower division clubs with May final C4 or BBC to get SL promotion play offs, money to fund lower leagues

Great result but it was a bucket collection what’s next is key, and how voting rights are confirmed ie if Billy Balls had £350,000 invested in Salford does he now have 1 share against the 1200+ who have a combined input to his?

Look at the Bash now it’s been moved, it’s dead

Mark his dad had a huge one in his back yard the other year, that probably counts

More than 5 weeks before our game in Perpignan and after only being on sale a few days Leigh have only 70 tickets left from the usual 3 blocks allocated to away fans - hope we get some more

He didn't walk away, he 'threatened' to which IMO was a great bargaining tool to bring closure to the remaining contracts still negotiating settlement.

Thought Leigh had signed Bentley also

Pre sales were over 900 and plenty got tickets on the day as the club had sold out its allocation

A straight forward share issue should have been done imo, you can’t have Bob with £100 in getting the same voting rights as Julie with £10000 in.

SARL get confused with Turkish Lira and GBP

Divorce is never tidy.

Help me out please, as far as I can see Salford RD holdings is a dormant company that owns Salford city reds 2014 ltd which is £3m in debt. A Community co op has been set up to hold any cash raised which may, I dont know, have some tax benefits like gift aid and corporation tax. Does the share apply to the CoOp, why is SRD dormant, How many shares are available, can the CoOp control the business and if so what happens to existing shares and who pays the £3m debt or is this a classic roll it and move on scheme?? your help in allowing me understand it would be greatly appreciated

Is this a trust or a bucket collection? The CEO retains control with the plebs votes not really counting and no obvious plans for Y2 etc. A number of clubs have ISA’s raising cash for their clubs eg LISA has raised over £500k since being formed. A FCU type trust would probably work better, turn loans into shares and £x per share made available with monthly DD to support continual investment

That’s because WN7 wealth is diluted by the scabs and scivers from Humbletown

The disposable income for the majority in WN7 is greater than most London boroughs. The North is awash with cash