Leaves his role at Leigh. Thanks for all your hard work

Is this from the same source that told you Sam Barlow was leaving?
Not saying it isn't true but I will only believe it when the club announce it.

This from the same source who said Sam had gone to Leeds?

As Rob was a staff member there won't be a formal announcement however our Chairman Mike Norris has tweeted wishing Rob well and I can confirm he has left the club this evening.

Best Wishes Rob and thanks for your efforts in your time at Leigh Centurions.

Thanks for you hard work Rob, good luck in the new venture and hope we see you at a few games

Neil

Going to the Bulls from what I beleive

Well if he is I complement them on their foresight.

Rob was fantastic for us and like most of our fans I would like to express my appreciation for the first class job he did.

Rob Parker did a fantastic job for our club and it's a shame that we couldn't keep at LSV. However, onwards and upwards - I'm sure the club will make the right moves to fill the void left with Rob's departure.

I also believe that the groundwork from Rob and the BoM will ensure that whoever takes up the job next will have a much better chance of managing a seamless transition.

Money talks I guess....

Yes, they are his '1st Love'....awwwww

Thanks Rob, and good luck

It must be one hell of a package to take him on a daily commute across the Pennines? Especially for a club that's gone bankrupt twice in 3 years?

Great job at Leigh Rob, thank you and good luck.

Ditto.

Thanks Rob for everything you did at Leigh and good luck with whatever you do next.

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Rob did a great job for us and I hope he does a great job for the Bulls. Good luck in your new venture Rob.

It's easy to see why Rob left Leigh. We're so well run that sponsors are beating our door down to get a piece of the action at Leigh. All the challenge had gone from Robs role.

Bradford, on the other hand, are a train wreck. Should be much more challenging for Rob at the Bulls.

Mike

Good points well made Rob deserves credit for what he's done but in no way had the challenge gone at Leigh Centurions indeed it was only just beginning.

We are now at a point were we need to go to the next level, some would argue we have only just scratched the surface so far and the fact is we need more sponsorship and more people through the turnstiles as we as a board at the moment are still putting in cash annually to underpin the budget.

Until we have a SL club self sustainable with gates of 5/6k min the challenge for our commercial staff and us as a board will always be there and we will all rise to it.

Great strides have been made during the last 15/16 months but we now have to rise to the challenges that the new structure brings and go to the next level and Robs successor or the team of people that may replace Rob will do that I am sure.

Our supporters and the people of Leigh now have a club and board capable of taking the next step and now is the time to really back it.

Cheers

Andy

I'm in full agreement Andy, I was being more than a little facetious

I get that mate, just took the opportunity to highlight a few facts

Andy Masey- I have sent you a pm.

Dammit! I thought he'd gone to The Bulls to play again - was looking forward to Sam B v Rob P - Oh well





Good Luck Rob - I always found you approachable and quite a nice guy - Thanks for all you did at Leigh both on and off the field.

Gutted Rob has gone, i think it was an area he is very good at and i'm pretty sure his ability in the role surprised a few. I think with his history with the Bulls not much could have prevented him from going, sad to see him go but best wishes in his new challenge.

Rob commenting on his new role with Leigh Centurions said in Jan 2013

“My wife and children are as excited about this new role as I am. I am a Leigh lad and after several years in Super League I have rekindled my love of the game with Leigh Centurions. Our club has some fantastic potential and I want to play my part in getting it into Super League, which is what our ground was built for.”