Scoreboard

It would cost less to build a house and mount it on there

 

Walsall are above us in the table.

 

Surely some of our sponsors could help out with the steelwork and installing the thing. Can't imagine it would be £100k

You can build a house and furnish it for less.

 

How long would it take to pay for itself?

 

http://www.lightmedia.co.uk/about/what-we-do/sale/

these guys selling screens, get one on a truck put it in the corner between east stand and away end ,

 

Option 1: Buy a big screen outright, take the hit now and then all money made is profit afterward.

Option 2: A deal where the board is paid fully over 10 years. In essence a finance agreement

Option 3: the chesterfield model where a small fee is paid up front and then any revenue generated is split between club and supplier.

Option 4: hire a screen on matchdays like Doncaster racecourse does.

Option 5: buy a screen on a lorry (just over £100,000) and use it on matchdays at the club whilst hiring it out to other venues and events on none matchdays for up to and around £1000 per day.

I don't care what we're told, a board is financially viable. I keep asking the club to give a price that they need fans to find for stadium improvements such as this. The question is never answered at fan meetings.

The cynic in me believes there MUST be a reason why this is and cost ain't it

 

No interest in a scoreboard, personally. I'd take the current one down though.