i cant remember wot happened to the old score board did it just get demolished ???

Yes

The clock is safe though, very safe.

What's the big deal with the clock? Wasn't exactly an ornate piece of craftsmanship and only showed the correct time for 2 minutes out of every day for the last 30 years!

SOMEONE,s



Trying to get it a place in the new place I think.

Nowt wrong the clock...at least it was right twice a day...which is better than my watch.

Typical Leigh,no idea,the club should have raised a bit of money selling of memorabilia from Hilton Park.We really are the dumbest of the dumb arent we ?

Hey rip van pratt where have you been since 1996 Leigh haven't owned a stick of Hilton Park since then, still why let that get in the way of a typical thrutcher moan

do you ever get anything right

If the owners don't want to make a bit of money then I can not see why LRLFC would not want to.I suppose the same could be said for Leigh Genitals.I am sure all other clubs who have moved grounds have had a sale of memorabilia to raise a wee bit of cash.

As I see it who ever owned the ground & its furnishings obviously didn't want to auction them off,I am merely suggesting that either club could/should have asked if they might of held a sale of memorabilia from the old girl.Lots of people have lots of memories & may have been interested in obtaining a keepsake.Things like,door signs,changing room coat hangers,the seats from the stands,patches of turf (especially if loved ones ashes had been spread there),crash barriers (it has been known mainly when football went all seater),the opposition team name- boards from the scoreboard,the numbers from the scoreboard,the letters T,G & DG from the scoreboard or even turnstiles. Folk really will purchase anything,just look on e-bay.

I seem to remember Bolton Wanderers sold off items from Burnden Park when they moved to the Reebok.