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1. 1. Neil builds up Leigh for Super League

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 12 October 2004 BRICKIE Neil Turley is proud to have helped cement firm foundations for Leigh's big Super League adventure.

2. 2. Chorley 10 Leigh 78

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 05 April 2004 NEIL Turley set a new Leigh club points-scoring record with a 42-point haul in his side's demolition of Chorley.

3. 3. Leigh 26 Hull KR 22

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 August 2004 NEIL Turley played a key role in putting Leigh's promotion charge back on track against a determined Rovers outfit.

4. 4. Leigh 21 Whitehaven 14

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 September 2004 AFTER being on the verge of quitting after his side's disastrous defeat at Halifax a fortnight ago, Leigh coach Darren Abram now sees his side in pole position for an assault on the Grand Final.

5. 5. Leigh make last eight

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 March 2004 LEIGH ensured their qualification for the last eight of the ATC but more importantly struck a psychological blow ahead of the start of the league campaign on Easter Monday with this impressive win at The Shay.

6. 6. Swinton Lions 6 Leigh 22

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 02 February 2004 PAUL Kidd, who has taken charge of Lions following the departure of Peter Roe, had only praise for his team who took the bull by the horns in their opening Arriva Trains National League Cup and left probable Super League promotion-chasers Leigh trailing 6-0 at the interval.

7. 7. Whitehaven 31 Leigh 24

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 April 2004

   Leigh coach Darren Abram reckoned his players "went from cloud nine to zero" after their fine start to the season was brought to an abrupt halt in the National League One opener at the Recreation Ground.

8. 8. Leigh 51 Oldham 32

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 16 February 2004 LEIGH coach Darren Abram felt his side `could have scored 80 points' such was their first half dominance over Oldham. The Centurions went in 27-8 ahead at the break and looked set for a landslide victory.

9. 9. Barrow 20 Leigh 24

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 07 June 2004 LEIGH edged through to the semi-finals of the Arriva Trains National Cup, and a trip to Whitehaven, after fighting off Barrow's stern challenge at Craven Park.

10. 10. Leigh 50 Featherstone Rovers 12

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 April 2004 LEIGH'S resounding nine-try romp was exactly the response coach Darren Abram was looking for after their defeat at Whitehaven on Easter Monday.

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