forget the crowd camera just fix that bloody clock

And what pray has the clock got to do with me I have nothing at all to do with the LSV? Anyway I wear a watch.

As for the college yes I have thought alongst those lines, and it is an avenue yet to be explored, there is also scope for budding commentators, reporters, and sports computer analysist (which Im now led to believe is part of the coaching syllabus (sp) )

dont you own a watch or do you spill you pint when checking it?

That will certainly make our matchday experience second to none.

I'd love to do the commentary again for the mega fee I got paid before (not), but it would be difficult from 90 miles away ....

Now if we had wireless technology, I could watch the match live in my front room, and do the commentary from my armchair.

Seriously, big congrats to Fred and crew for providing what they can, and doing more than most to provide what we want. And if I wasn't emigrating to Wales, I'd deffo offer to help.

I've given them a pay rise since then Den 50% (so they now get half of nothing)

I thought it looked fab - so well done for your efforts Fred.

Spoke to LSV Techie Ian re clock, theres nothing wrong with it, it can either be a second scoreboard, a clock or off, as no one requested it to be any of the first two it was the third.
Any more re the clock then please contact the LSV as I dont need it on as i have a watch.

I remember in the early days of the LSV they didn't have the big screen but a clock on the west stand why didn't they keep the clock too when the screen arrived? seems silly if you ask me

Its still there it just needs turning on but the LSV has not been requested to do so.

We never did it at H.P.!!!

It's nice to know that - even with all the changes over the last couple of years - some things will always be the same.......



Anyway - it's another thing for "the missing millions" to add to their list of reasons for not coming to watch a game!!

Fred , Any chance of slow mo replays of tries and such ?

You tried it to some effect on last seasons Wire friendly . Is it to time consuming or to much ar$ing about to be worth while at present ?



Still , Iv'e got the rewind button on my remote control for now

Depends on how much ive got on - work that is - the trouble is with my equipment is that once you put a game on then slo mos etc its too big a file for a DVD so I have to compress it and then quality is lost, cant promise anything well not for a monday morning anyway (thats when Tiswallace gets his copy).

Thanks for the reply Fred but I'll stick with Monday morning and the rewind button thanks , I need my Leyth fix on Mondays with Horace and Boris (Dave and Derick ) and thier unbaised opinion of the match



They reallly tickle me with some of the things they come out with

Best commentary team in the RL

IMO

I have been to Argos this week and bought a new watch so I dont give a monkey's now about that bloody clock or for that matter that bloody scoreboard cos I for one know how to keep the score

Until you forget to look at your watch when the ref blows and you cant figure out when they finish

Could a countdown clock not be shown on the screen wired back to the official timekeeper?

Ian also spoke about a countdown clock, that one is on the list Den, trouble being both teams timekeepers have to agree to abide by it, except on sky games when they have to.

Brilliant idea and would certainly be a crowd pleaser if the 2 technologies will work together.
We really are lucky as fans with all the services that we get from our Parkys , am sure a lot of clubs are envious

Bunch of ' freeloaders ' the lot of um

Except the boss , she's ok

What about the dog?

TBH Gaz we are just supporters we dont do it for the accolades were just happy knowing that we are doing our 'bit' to try and save the club a bit of cash and we give up some spare time (its better than watching daytime telly) I also have some good help in Si and Derek Disley without whom Id struggle (id never get to Chatteau mettalicca

).
Rugby League is a sport run on volunteers especially at amateur level its the folk at Leigh East, Miners Golborne Athy Dragons (to name just 4 clubs amongst many) that deserve the applause. The pro side of the sport also has a fair few volunteers as without them some clubs would be in real trouble.

Well said Fred, but i echo the compliment we are all gratefull for everything you and your family do for the us Leythers

I manage to get in a little earlier this week, and saw people waving on the screen









Thanks for all your hard work Fred