Impressed with the new screen?..............I certainly was.

The only slight complaint was there doesn't seem to be a clock showing game-time left (unless there's one there somewhere and I have restricted viewing)

Good to see replays of the tries/highlights etc

That was the first thing I thought - why there was no clock.

Can we give our old scoreboard to Wakefield now?

lol

I remember when the "old" scoreboard was state of the art technology back in the day!

You're talking about the "new" scoreboard not the "old" one, which was a black and white affair at the old eastern terrace end. Part timer

Some sort of clock at that end would be good but preferably on the new screen

No, we were talking about giving the "old" scoreboard to Wakefield. We can't give them the ancient one that used to be at the Eastern Terrace, because it's not there to give to Wakey is it? (and I don't call paying to watch Leeds in over 1000 games, through good times and bad-a part timer, do you?

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Nice to see you've got your sense of humour switched on.

................sorry mate, was intending a sleep in this morning as I am possibly resuming my rugby career at 2.30pm today-but the excitement got to me and I couldn't get back to sleep after waking at 7.00am! Hence the snotty reply!

New scoreboard mightily impressive! Liked the way they moved the players on and off the screen as the changes happened so you always knew what 13 out there. Be nice if they could find somewhere to put who's got the try's

No drama's. Give em hell this afternoon...

Was there some form of countdown clock high up on the Carniege stand? Where we were stood on the Carniege Terrace I couldn't see it but a load of kids down the front did a 10 second countdown and were near as damn it to the hooter

Yes, it ran for the whole game.

As it has for the best part of 2 seasons now....

The corresponding clock on the WT was showing 40:00 before kick off and then it went blank as soon as the hooter sounded.

If he has personally paid to watch over a 1,000 Leeds games I imagine he'll be too busy trying to avoid having a cardiac arrest to worry about getting stuck in.

its there but when you sit in the stand its hard to see

I figure 1000 Leeds games must be the best part of 30 years worth. If that's the case I'm surprised he's still alive. I have just less than 30 years in (man and boy) and I still have to check for a pulse regularly...

I spoke with "The Sleeve" and he confirmed that in addition to the new screen an additional scorboard is to be installed with clock etc

................................probably nearer 1500 if you include the games I've paid for my kids to watch! I think Roy Castle sung a song about it once.

and as for getting stuck in...............don't worry about that pal.

You're not far off, first game in 1979 aged 10.

Seen some of the worlds best players in the Blue and Amber during that time................and some of the worst!

Including last night, the 1000th game back would have been an away loss at Wigan 19-5 on the 20th March 1983. That's just shy of 28 years if you were an ever-present, which would top my best sequence by several seasons.

These days I'd count myself fortunate if I could rack up 2 consecutive games let alone seasons.



You're in your 40's. You should be sat at home with your feet up eating cake.

Right now I am!

Helping my sons' team out with an injury crisis. This week grass roots rugby...........next week home debut v Saint Helens? I wouldn't even charge Leeds a match fee. Can't say fairer than that.

I couldnt see it from where I was stood. Would be handy to have one on the Western Terrace then

LOL. I wondered how the hell the kids knew the countdown to the exact second as I couldn't see a clock anywhere. I though I was surrounded by a bunch of mini Rain Men.

yes me too,a long time ago

Yeah, as far as a clock goes there's plenty of space underneath the team lists. If they don't though there's no reason why they can't use the union clock. Surely it cant be too hard to link the carniege (Rhinos) clock to the western (union) one. There's only about 1/5th of the Stadium that can actually see the Carniege clock.