So if you attended all matches but that one, and bought a ticket each week, would this or would this not have costed more than purchasing said season ticket?

How difficult is that to "get through your head".

Also what part of "unoffical" are you having difficulty with. This is an unofficial site, and when I post on here I don't get paid for doing so.

In your original post you aimed a question at me. I answered it honestly. I don't think my initial reply was particular off hand. It's the same premises as coming up to me in a pub and asking your question. In return I get a load of agro for a situation I have no control over.

In future if you want to ask me a question either visit me in the ticket office, or e-mail me at work, officially. Do not post it on an open unofficial forum as the likelyhood is I will ignore it after this little carry on.

so you only want to pay to watch when they win?

Bolox if thats your constructive answer to people then you are seriously in the wrong job sorry but we as in the wife and me are asking questions about where our hard earnd money is going no fault of our own and then get rubbish spouting like little children grow up or you want to watch only when they win more rubbish been a season ticket holder for years but not the superleage year so stop talking rubbish and talk sense just for once for gods sake


if i wanted to interact like this i would have been a pre school teacher

It's been known for months that this game was going to have to be re-arranged, and it was never likely to be on a Sunday because of other fixture commitments, so maybe you should have planned ahead and kept a day's holiday aside etc? Jeez, it's ages away - it's hardly been announced the week prior to it taking place.

If it's sense you want please just answer this question I have posed previously as you seem to be conveniently evading it. Here it is again.

If you attended all matches but that one, and bought a ticket each week, would this or would this not cost more than purchasing said season ticket?

The game has been changed.

It's not the clubs fault there are no free Sundays, nor A Parkys, nor mine, yours, or the man in the moon.

What do you honestly want to happen?

Whining on about it for days on end is just making you out to be some kind of simpleton.

I can understand why he is so annoyed as its not just 1 fixture thats been changed its been a complete farce really from begining to end .I am a season ticket holder and yes did expect one or two changes as it always happens but you buy one because A . it saves you money in the long run and B. it helps the club but he is'nt saving any money by missing too many matches through no fault of his own. You cant blame the club for this though but i do hope next seasons fixture list is better.

This year's fixture list is an absolute joke. Our next home game's a month away. Who thought that one up?

The point I'm trying to get accross to Moggie007 is that if you miss 1 games, you still make a saving of 2 games overall.

Miss 2 games, you still save on one game.

Miss 3 games, you break even

Miss 4 or more games, you lose out.

Leyther_Matt : Jeez, it's ages away - it's hardly been announced the week prior to it taking place.
funny isnt it my company wants and insised they want my hols agreed and booked and then this balls up happened WHY DO PEOPLE KEEP COMING BACK ON HERE THINKING ITS MY FAULT
look fair enough if leigh said to me as i bought 2 season tickets and i handed over 280 quid "look you take your chances with this ticket" then you ask why and so on and so on .at the end of the day i pay to watch leigh if i cant make it i dont want to pay for them especially if its not my fault . end of the day i would have taken my cash back and spent it on a hol me ant wife hasnt had for 6 years. it looks like leigh have lost two more season tickets and on todays performance well say no more but we was there

They probably have if you read the terms and conditions.

Nobody's saying it's your fault.

It isn't, but neither is it the club's. The club will lose a large chunk of money on that game due to it's day.

When the club get the fixtures is it a like it or lump it or can they give their twopenneth?

halleluja
aparky : Nobody's saying it's your fault.
so why do i lose out

Have you missed any games so far this season? If so, how many? Which stand is your ticket for, North or West?

you should be in politics and keep avoiding the obvious
NOT THE POINT
the game has been rearranged but to my loss did i have anything to do with it NO can i be happy supporting leigh knowing because of this unfortunate surcumstance it wont be passed on to the leigh faithfull HMMMM! will they try and sort alternative solutions hope so if YES ill support that team any day i feel they are looking after my interests aswell as there own simple

so far no because have
BOOKED OFF ACCORDINLY as to my employees contract
i dont work weekends so good there
thursdays games BOOKED sorted
wednesday

How much did you pay for your season ticket? Divide the cost by the 13 home games (14 if you want to include Lokomotiv) to determine the fortune that you have 'lost' because of this well-publicised, well in advance rearrangement and I will send a cheque to you, just to stop you bloody moaning.

It's very much the point, and the fact that you even refuse to discuss it baffles me. As you refuse to let me use accurate figures by not answering my questions I will have to use a general equation.

Let me explain.

You paid £140 for your season ticket.

If your ticket is for the West stand, a ticket each game would cost £16.

This season we have 13 home games.

You miss one game, ie the Halifax game, but you attend all the rest, so over the season you will have spent £192 (12x16).

So whilst you may not be making as great a saving as if you would have you had attended all games, you've still spent £52 less than if you'd have bought a ticket each week.

Leyther_Matt you just dont get it fine if you are willing to give your money away for free then ill be the first one in there what urks me is paying for somthing and getting nothing. where else do you pay for somthing and expect something then get nothing in return credit crunch value for money ect ect
oh by the way ive lost £750 with not having the beers and indian after


just send the cheque to me

It's the risk you take with a season ticket - in fact, I've been a season ticket holder for the past 10 years, and bar the Super League season, this year is the only one where I've yet to miss a home game.

aparky : It's very much the point, and the fact that you even refuse to discuss it baffles me. As you refuse to let me use accurate figures by not answering my questions I will have to use a general equation.

Let me explain.

You paid £140 for your season ticket.

If your ticket is for the West stand, a ticket each game would cost £16.

This season we have 12 home games.

You miss one game, ie the Halifax game, but you attend all the rest, so over the season you will have spent £176 (11x16).

So whilst you may not be making as great a saving as if you would have you had attended all games, you've still spent £36 less than if you'd have bought a ticket each week.

see your miles off if you have a season ticket (well for me) it makes you want to attend the match but if you pick and choose then for me it will be cant be bothered which has happened to too many friends this season and will no doubt after this will happen to me



its not just saving money you have budgeted for each game its also about the club looking after there supporters
if any one has any constructive to say say it otherwise dont

What would you like the club to have done differently? This is a serious question by the way.

APARKY : Let me explain.

You paid £140 for your season ticket. NO £280 FOR TWO

If your ticket is for the West stand, a ticket each game would cost £16. YES WEST STAND

This season we have 13 home games.WOOP DE DOOO

You miss one game, ie the Halifax game, but you attend all the rest, so over the season you will have spent £192 (12x16).WELL DONE BUT HANG ON IVE MISSED 1 GAME WHERE HAS THAT MONEY GONE IVE PAID FOR 13 GAMES

So whilst you may not be making as great a saving as if you would have you had attended all games, you've still spent £52 less than if you'd have bought a ticket each week.Einstein


just look back at the posts and read again slowly then again

I give up, I really do.

moggie do us all a favour and dont forget a ST next year.......