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Lord Didsbury · 21-04-2017, 07:03

I thought it was probably the best place for it. Presumably the angle would be too tight under the TV gantry for some in the far side of the Clayton End?

I spent several hours in the optician and the eye hospital in January and my eye sight still isn't right but I could read the screen well enough. I could even recognise Coley in his playing days in the old photos at half time. (The photos could have been a bit brighter).

I'm not sure why there are suggestions that the powers that be would be so dumb as to pay £40k on a screen that's only worth £20k? I'm sure they were not born yesterday.

21-04-2017, 07:03	#202
Lord Didsbury Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Posts: 1,182 Liked: 751 times Rep Power: 35674	Re: multi-media digital display I thought it was probably the best place for it. Presumably the angle would be too tight under the TV gantry for some in the far side of the Clayton End? I spent several hours in the optician and the eye hospital in January and my eye sight still isn't right but I could read the screen well enough. I could even recognise Coley in his playing days in the old photos at half time. (The photos could have been a bit brighter). I'm not sure why there are suggestions that the powers that be would be so dumb as to pay £40k on a screen that's only worth £20k? I'm sure they were not born yesterday.