I got 4 tickets this morning seemed to be loads left i got my tickets right where i wanted
South stand right behind the sticks 4 rows up, if we cant fill the ground for such an important international then we dont deserve top class RL at Leigh.........................

I haven't got mine yet but I will and I expect a lot will wait till they get paid at the end of May before getting their ticket.

The tickets are bloody good value @ £10 n £5 pity Leigh cant sell em so cheap..

Think I've seen it somewhere a family ticket (2+2) is £25

You have and it is

I have just had an email regarding my tickets from the RFL .........

It reads as follows...

Hello from the RFL

"RE England V France game at Leigh Stadium.

You may have received a spectator information sheet with your tickets that has the wrong date on the printed sheet.



Your tickets are correct and the game will be on the 12 June 2010 and not as shown on your spectator information sheet in July 2010.



So just to recap the game starts at 05.15pm on the 12 June 2010 at Leigh sports village.



We apologise for the confusion and any inconvenience this may has caused.

Any problems please telephone the RFL ticket office on 0844 856 1113.

Kind regards
Christopher Burns

Chris Burns
Customer Service Centre
RFL
Red Hall, Red Hall Lane, Leeds, LS17 8NB
Phone - 0844 856 1113
Fax - 0844 8565013"

Did include the laughing icons?

Poor lad having to stick his name on the bottom, good lad is Chris.

Didn't realise it was Leigh playing France.

If you took your argument to the other extreme you would say Salford and Quins had a massive RL following given the grand final and CC final crowds.

As it is, I think it will be pushing a sell out anyroad - heard some figures that have certainly reassured me. Will definitely be the biggest crowd that the LSV has seen based on current sales.

I wont be there to watch a SL XIII play

Its not, but you'll see it for footballs WC and the football nation goes crazy supporting our countries team.
Leigh is supposed to be a rugby town - if we can't get a few thousand towards this gate with help of SL clubs around us to fill the ground then its kind of a nail in the coffin of if the Leigh public want to see top RL week in week out.

I agree I think we should be there to support England. It is our side it is the game we follow. We need Englands best 17 and if they happen to play for other teams teams so what.

It is about pride in our countries sport lets get there and support them just as we would for our own club.

Was beginning to think I was the only person that thought that way!

Well my 5 tickets for the North Stand arrived the other day......

My 6 have arrived

Opportunities to watch your national team virtually on your doorstep don't come round very often. I cringe when I hear some of the reasons for not going.

If this game isnt close to selling out as many say above its the final nail in our SL coffin. Its our chance to show the RFL we want top flight rugby at a great stadium.

Incidently tho, check out the crowds that have watched England play a world cup game at Knowsley Road in 2000 and more recently how Wigan couldnt sell out the ground against Australia.

You can't pin it on the individual clubs Ste, I thought it was embarrassing that it wasn't a sell out against the Aussies last year (albeit not far off) when you consider it was the only game on this side of the hill, but the entire RL community in this country should be desperate to see our national side in action, and I just can't understand those who choose not to when none of the usual excuses (prices etc) can apply.

Totally agree if tis game is not a sell-out ........its got naff all to do with the club of Leigh but more to the apathy of the RL fans in general.......... I`ll be there as I will at wembley etc.....

Garbage. It's got nothing to do with Leigh, we aren't marketing or promoting it and I doubt we're getting any kickbacks from it either. What I would say is I hope they're advising people to arrive early with the traffic lights on the bridge as they're scheduled to be their for up to 8 weeks.

In addition they need to ensure all the catering facilities are well stocked etc because the service at some of our home games leaves a lot to bne desired. I realise this is out of the clubs control but the LSV need to look at it.

A lot of people from around leigh will turn out for this game. I've been brought into the game despite never living in Leigh by my Dad, but since the LSV has opened we managed to persuade my grandad to come to 6/7 games last year and he really enjoyed it. This year he has bought a season ticket and hasn't missed a home match as well as making a few away matches (he loved 'Fax away

)

For the England V France match my grandma is making her 2nd visit to the LSV (her 1st being the 1st wigan friendly) And I have every confidence that in a year or 2 she will be a leigh season ticket holder.

This match is a BIG bonus for the club. If you know ANYBODY who hasn't been to the LSV either recently or at all then get them down for this big game, with a big crowd and a great atmosphere and try and get them hooked on the RL bug!!!

Nothing to do with the LSV
EMC are the catering contractors

Note to EMC , the staffing levels at our last home game was poor , as was the quality of the booze as ever . Yet myself and others are daft enough to keep buying it , I say until conditions improve boycott the concourse bars .
Constantly hearing people complain that the lines are not clean , lager should have some life in it , no gas = no bubbles and crap taste .

Time for EMC to pull their fingers out and justify a better service for the extortionate prices that they are still charging , either sort it or lose custom . As the merekats say " SIMPLES "

They've opened both bars in the North Stand and got more staff in there (as they said they would in fairness) now but thats pointless if the lager runs out or they have kids working there who cannot legally serve it in the first place.

Every game the lines go down for one reason or another meaning they have to pour pint after pint of froth for 10 minutes, the multi-pint things don't bloody work, and they still insist on charging stupid amounts especially for kids drinks.

The secondary spend is as poor as the product being offered, one day they might not only realise this but do something about it. Until then £2.50 for decent Becks or Stella in the Park Inn (and even cheaper in the Easts for their lager) will win hands down.

Looking forward to this match. My hubby has just ordered himself a ticket and doesn
t normally watch rugby.