Matchday in L2, is it going to be much different
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I like the one at Barnet not a bad price for a score board at 15k.. Maybe we could have a scoreboard russ raffle special towards one
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I’ve been at plenty where I’ve wanted to.
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Not been funny but it will cost more then 15k you have to have Electrics to it and then you’ve got the price of putting it up
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Its much more than a scoreboard, Its an income revenue stream, advertising, birthday messages, away travel, safety messages, etc.
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Yes of course, these costs would have to be factored in, but many could be done in house, (ie the power supply, runs off 230v circuit)
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Without sounding too negative. We have a huge amount that needs to be done just to get us EFL compliant and then there is a pathway to follow to the 3 year mark which is requires serious investment.
Luxury items, of which I out a score board in that category will have to wait until we are meeting the baseline in terms of facilities.
Luxury items, of which I out a score board in that category will have to wait until we are meeting the baseline in terms of facilities.
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That made me think of an idea, sounds daft but could be great local advertising......Babies Dummy with with our club crest & BARROW AFC on it.....stop laughing & think, Everybody stops and looks at the newborns when out n about & each baby/toddler get photoed hundreds of times & they will be sucking on the dummy in lots of them, talking point if nothing
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Obviously, But their Parents, Grandparents Aunts, Uncles, Family friends etc all do.
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Everyone is in Barrow all Friday for training then lodging, Friday teatime interviews will be possible won't they Adam?Adam29 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 03, 2020 6:13 pm I’ve interviewed Josh granite a few times, interviewed John Rooney a couple of times too.
Problem I have is I don’t drive and have a job outside of the Radio as well so can only really do interviews of a match day.
By the time I’ve done my post match stuff the players have all headed off home so hard to grab them
I’ll be trying to do more player interviews this season though
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Some moaning in here I get the sense off, I think we are vastly underestimating how much this new level of professionalism on match days will vastly improve the quality of a match day , the attraction of the big teams and big teams stadia for away days. Professional levels of stewarding so incidents of the past wont happen again. Think how fast it should be to get into the ground using the ticket only method instead of being stood in a huge line outside the ground potentially missing kick off. Go with it it wont be smooth be bumpy on the way but we will get there.
All opinions expressed are my own , not here to cause kick off just enact debate.
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That's a great idea Bingo......BAFC this is a win/win idea that will pay for itself 1o times overBingo wrote: ↑Sat Jul 04, 2020 9:50 amI'd like to see one as maybe part of the projects it could be set up to be able to turn around to face the road after games and have adverts on for local businesses that pay for the pleasure would pay for itself over timemickycarrol wrote: ↑Sun Jun 28, 2020 6:28 pm Do we have to get a scoreboard now for league football? I’ve asked previously but no reply my nephew keeps asking me honestly lol
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Adam's idea is better mate, compromise place it on a swivel at the wilkie rd corner of the crossbar roof, This way it can rotate during games so its visible to all inside the ground then position it to swivel so its visible to Walney Rd & Wilkie Rd....Best of both world'sJonty wrote: ↑Sat Jul 04, 2020 12:50 pm As for a Scoreboard. Would love one, would sit nicely on the Crossbar, just under the corporate windows. One used around many grounds is by a company called LEDSynergy. The one at Barnet 5m x 1.5m- comes in around £15k, with all controlling software etc. A good advertising revenue stream. So if theres a fundraiser,.......I’m in for that.
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Will we be entitled to much more grants etc for the ground now we are in the league?
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So with regards to the EFL 3 year requirements for the ground, how far short on seating are we and are there any plans in place for that?
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Ermmmm who’s idea???? Iv not suggested anything! If a scoreboard was to go anywhere in the ground it would be on the crossbar wallmickmike wilson wrote: ↑Sat Jul 04, 2020 7:13 pmAdam's idea is better mate, compromise place it on a swivel at the wilkie rd corner of the crossbar roof, This way it can rotate during games so its visible to all inside the ground then position it to swivel so its visible to Walney Rd & Wilkie Rd....Best of both world'sJonty wrote: ↑Sat Jul 04, 2020 12:50 pm As for a Scoreboard. Would love one, would sit nicely on the Crossbar, just under the corporate windows. One used around many grounds is by a company called LEDSynergy. The one at Barnet 5m x 1.5m- comes in around £15k, with all controlling software etc. A good advertising revenue stream. So if theres a fundraiser,.......I’m in for that.![]()
Anywhere else would require planning permission and a heck of a lot more hard work for the club
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