I had to turn the feed off before this presentation as had stuff to do but from what I gather from this comment is whether you put your money into LISA or PSG you get the same benefits?

Or am I completely way off...?

It's been said before but I'll say it again, the LSV are not the big baddie in this they have said they do not mind pictures on the wall etc in fact Simon Toone (at a LISA meeting a couple of years ago) said that he would allow a Leigh Centurions badge and signing on the frontage of the stadium, but he would insist that the walls are not damaged in the process, and any costs would be incurred by Leigh Centurions, which in my mind is not unreasonable.

So the club don't want any signs of LRLFC on their stadium and in their bars.

I agree Fred. Just think that the place could be made to feel more like home really easily.

a silver package has lisa membership in it.
Not quite the same as you dont get a season ticket but Lisa will get the the share offer and board representation. If you already are a LISA member you get the Silver package for £25 I was told .

I was told that the club and the LSV are in discussion over the Legends Bar having pictures etc put up.

Not Big enough

We need the main bar area to be packed every game with a real 'Club Leigh' feel to it - TOGETHER WE WILL BE STRONGER

There will be pictures in the Legends bar and the Banqueting Suite, on movable display boards. Also hoping to have pictures in the bar/food concourses. the place WILL feel like home.

By the way, in defence of the much maligned LSVCo, they were asked about the photos/pictures and readily agreed to it. On numerous occasions we have asked about things and they have agreed.

Recently they have been more helpful, as theyv'e realised that they need to be.

Because of the different functions that happen in there I can see why they insist on the moveable boards.

The bar that was used last night for the fans forum needs to be open after games FREE of charge for the supporters so they get more in..... lets get a disco back on as we had at Hilton Park.

This can run along side the new Junior Supporters Club.......lets get the Family atmos back that we used to have.

The LSV would get a lot more money as the kids would be wanting pop and crisp etc....maybe the LSV can drop their prices slightly and say give the club 5-10% of the takings of this extra money.

Everyone's a winner.

If you didn't pick up the flyers last night or you couldn't make the meeting. I've put both of them online re Touchdown Club. Thanks to Chris Platt for sending them through first thing this morning: https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid= ... 3&hl=en_GB - Touchdown Club Flyer https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid= ... 4&hl=en_GB - Expressions of interest

If you didn't pick up the flyers last night or you couldn't make the meeting. I've put both of them online re Touchdown Club. Thanks to Chris Platt for sending them through first thing this morning: https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid= ... 3&hl=en_GB - Touchdown Club Flyer https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid= ... 4&hl=en_GB - Expressions of interest

The only issue with using the bar used for the Fans Forum is health and safety I'd imagine. It's up two flights of stairs and once you've had a few too many (as many do & one clown appeared to have had last night), there's always an issue of people falling and if there are kids there that makes the possibility even more likely. Lovely room though I must say.

I wont be joining the Touchdown club as I've just volunteered as a Lottery Agent so I will be getting my season ticket via that route. That said I think it's a good initiative and also allows people to spread payment for the season rather than put money upfront right near Christmas.

So what happens if you are a concession do the same cost apply ?

Cheers Fred, really i should have known the RFL would not be able to make their minds up.

Nothing at the LSV appears to lend itself to a fans bar for pre and after match mingling. The legends bar is just too small and I think that the Great Room should be kept for sponsors and hospitality guests to keep things special for them, plus it is not the most accessible place for large numbers of general fans to get into.

What do they class as damage, hopefully not drilling holes or do they expect blutac to be used

I agree, although if there was a decent sized bar with reasonably priced beer and maybe food i'm sure people would congregate in it, I know I certainly would

Bronze and Silver both seem really good to me, I'll definitely be going Silver, like the guy at the forum said yesterday, How much do you pay for Sky/Virgin? I know that not everyone can afford it, but for those who can - it's a great scheme.

Are there any concessions packages too ?? A lot of the folk at the forum were (how can I put this nicely) of the older generation, and I can't see them forking out £20 or £30 a month when they can get a Season ticket for a one off £50 or so (I don't know the exact figure, sorry) give them something for £8 or £15 a month maybe and it's still a constant revenue source - if they want to give more then they can contribute to LISA

I was thinking a similar kind of thing, with the Touchdown Club and Junior Centurions we don't want our Concessions being left out.

Especially Kev. Don't want him kicking off again.

Like they said they were only proposals at this stage dotting the I's and crossing the T's will come later, iv'e sent a suggestion that instead of a percentage off game DVD's (though I may manage to sell a few more per game) they offer an exclusive 'pathway' to the game on BLIP.TV (or similiar) as the new coach (whomever he may be) may not want general access to the games as early as the day after like as of now, so BLIP.TV as it is now may well have to finish as a general audience channel and become a 'members only' one.

I think that's a great idea Fred, and for those who don't purchase Bronze, Silver or Gold Packages, they could make a small one off donation to get access to the site

Sorry to ask if this has already been covered, but - as Walt Jnr. will be 13 in Dec, he falls outside the remit of the Junior Centurions - is there a plan in place for a membership scheme for the teenagers??

Ive gone for the silver on the assumption that my LISA sub will be reduced by £5 pm, if not then its Bronze as any more than £30 pm will result in serious injury if her indoors finds out!
Frank tells me we owe quite a bit, We really need 150 people to take out a £1000 loan with the bank in question payable at £20 pm (approx) for 5 years to cover the debt. In return the club could give each person a free season ticket for 5 years and other benefits linked to the silver package. This woulld save the club about £14k per year in interest charges on this debt, but it does involve a 5 year personal commitment. The plus is the club would have no debt. In 5 years time the Touchdown club would probably receive a membership surge as the personal loans are repaid.

It was said last night that there are no plans at this stage for anyone over primary school age.