Absolute shambles for the season ticket holders today.My dad bought a ticket and was in before me.The season ticket holders where left in a massive cue until one of the stewards decided not to use the swipe cards and let us all threw.
Anyone know what went wrong here.Very disapointing

Same happened in West stand we was stood there for ages as the machine wouldn't work.

Longer queues are worth the expense of having to pay out extra for more readers, I suppose. Moral of the story is to turn up earlier, though I didn't park up behind the North Stand until 2:45pm and was inside well in time for kick off.

Moral of the story is buy a ticket instead of a season ticket.straight in

Sounds like you were well and truly snookered



I'll get me coat....

Tbh i fink having swidecards is pointless!!
It would be easier jsut to use tickets n hand them over rather than handing swipecard over, having a person scanning it then getting it back!!!
Whilst also running the risk of mispllaceing a swipecard due to its size?!?



LSV was a shambles today with all the queing!!!

The moral of the story is.............. get into the stadium early. You get to see all the pre-match entertainment. Fire breathers, dancing girls, tribute acts on the stage, presentations on the pitch to young school kids by Leigh Centurions players past and present, goal kicking competitions for Dads and lads etc,etc the entertainment package the LSV put on gets me in early to spend my hard earned dosh and keeps my kids entertained should be applauded.

For me the highlight of the pre-match entertainment is the big screen. All those wonderful messages from the NHS telling (ordering?) me to get my various bits tested (or else?)

Entertainment care of the nanny state ....unmissable.

Your Avatar is just perfect for your spelling, do you have relatives in Texas?

Sorry for being slightly retaded vikingman!!

Spelling and grammar's getting to the embarrassing point on this board at the moment.

There must be plenty of posts on here that would fail a Key Stage 1 test quite miserably.

That's for 6-7 year olds for those who have no cause to know.

wot dust went.




After all it is a message board therefore Grammer, spelling etc arent really an issue, its all about getting your point accross is,nt it?
Or have I missed something.

Is slang allowed in the PC world of the Leigh RLFC MB?

Agreed

ok ok sorry for writing cue instead of quw

Couldn't make the match yesterday - Mother's Day and all that. Went to collect season tickets today (Mon) Just me collecting three season tickets, I was there waiting for the girl to hand them over for nearly ten minutes, by the time she had finished the paper work.
If there was a lot collecting them on the match day, it is little wonder there was a cue or even quw.

By the way at the Moscow match I wanted to move from the West Stand seats to the standing area behind the goals at half time (to meet friends)
As I reached the stewards standing on the corner they refused to let me through. "Once you have determined your area for the game, you cannot move" he said. Does anyone have any idea why that rule is in place.

Yes because when the concrete and steel catch fire they need to know how many people are in each stand to evacuate the correct number

If they let you in the north stand after entrance and it all goes up in flames they would end up locking some poor barsteward in there and would have the Fire bobbies going into the west stand looking for somebody no longer there

Obvious isn't it

I dont think they would count us all on the way out if the place was on fire.

I am of the very firm opinion that the shambles with the North Stand season tickets can be laid solely at the feet of the female Steward who stands by the entrance to the pitch every home match never moving an inch, never uttering a word, and stays perfectly still whilst displaying a face like a Farmers ar*e. does anyone know who is this phantom of the North Stand, She's there every week but remains motionless.

its a match test dummy

Not much into ' humour ' are you

Theres as much humour in him as a barrel of frogs