well i hope someone is comin but at this rate he will need a whole new team cause all the players will ave contracts with other cllubs if we dont move soon

They should hang on till the season ends and see what happens...............LOYALTY is a big thing and they either want to play for Leigh or they just want to be at a club that will pay them the most............... if thats the case then good-bye I say as we want players that want to be here.

Loyalty doesn't pay the bills.

But they have jobs as well to pay the bills and some I bet are on a lot more than me............. then add their pay from rugby and you will find they earn more than you think.

loyalty does that include the coach seems not

Most clubs at our level wont be making rash contract decisions as yet and I'm sure many of the playing staff will want to see what happens and stay at Leigh if possible.

I do know this. "your damned if you do and damned if you don't" I have heard many a statement on here and probably about this time of the season to. Things like why is the club unsettling the team by making statements about players leaving. Why has the coach decided to tell such a player he is not going to be involved next season just before the grand final Blah blah blah. Now we are calling for whats going on, tell us now when the club is actually being silent over players at a very important time for us.

Some of you lot need to make your bloody minds

You are quite correct , we still have this season to finish yet , then let's look at the future

Correct

Lets finish with a bang then sort all the pooh out.

At the fans' forum, Ian stated that they hadn't been able to discuss playing terms for next season, at that stage, because the club had been unable to finalise a business plan. (uncertainty of backers, fixtures etc.) He did add, that the players wanted to stay at Leigh, though.

At our last home game I asked Mick Nanyn and Millsy are they staying and both said they hoped so.

I think its time Leythers got their heads round the fact that we are not going to get anywhere further than we are at present. We get good players & can't keep them, we get a good coach & can't keep them its always been the same. Reality check I think. I have been a fan for 30 odd years & seen the good & the bad

Good to see that the usual pessimistic Leyther heads have appeared on here again.

Every season we go through some trauma, every year the same faces say it's the end of the club and that we're doomed (insert reasons here - usually RFL, Sky, SL, Chaiman, board in that order) but come the start of the following year, we're always still here.

I'll bet none of the usual suspects ever has a half full glass.

It is worth repeating that the aim of this club is to try and achieve SL status. A lot of hard work has to go into stabilising the current situation, and then building on the positives we possess.

Thats where you are wrong. I will always support Leigh & have done as a volunteer for 25 years but as I pointed out things beyond our control are always stacked against us

No use always having half full glass, whats in it goes flat or vinegary. Mines always full or empty only because I am greedy and have a problem. Especially when it's empty.

Maybe.

But there's one thing I do know - those that perservere to achieve reasonable aims will overcome the obstacles in their way to get there in the end.

What this club needs is a leader that has vision, perserverance and the ability to make people believe in their plan.

There are many ways this club can be better than it is now, some are easy to achieve, some aren't. But if we build, step-by-step, we can become a much better club.

And to be fair, with the way Rugby League clubs are run in this country, it wouldn't be all that difficult to reach the top in this sport.

But before any of that can happen, we need our own 'Steve Jobs'.

I really believe that Trevor has the know how & contacts to take us further

I'm hoping that Trevor may be the leader we need. I think he's the best we've had in a good while.

Been a bit quiet since Wednesday, not his usual style



Normally good at putting on positive spin whatever the situaton

He was at Dewsbury on Thursday, then went on holiday - that's why!

However, I'm sure he is in constant touch with the club.

I'll have a piece with Trevor in this week's Journal.

Good luck to him, more holidays than Judith Chalmers

There are things stacked against us - and the 'Fax's and 'Fev's of this world. Some of them are of our own making.

However, a good number of people are committed to building a case, where the RFL would find it difficult to resist us. Will we succeed? Who knows, but if we don't, it won't be for a lack of trying.