I thought it was a big success despite not being able to read some of the smallest text displayed (I think they were text messages). From where we were sitting, on the halfway line right at the back of the East Stand, we could read the score and players names easily but the rest of it was tricky. A fellow fan sitting next to me was struggling worse than me with some of the smaller text, so I would hope that any sponsors' names would be displayed on a separate page/slide if it would cause existing font sizes to reduce.
Other than the temporary glitch after one of the tries it all ran well and, with a busy day for the scorekeepers as well as rain to deal with, it certainly had a good test of its capabilities.
Big thumbs up for the return of the countdown clock as well.

Needed a border around the main detail as it looked too much like a Powerpoint presentation.

heard its 2 grand a game but it was from a bitter shay footy fan

Please excuse me if I 'm wrong, great to read about an electronic device in use, however was Calderdale Council and the Rugby League supposed to be providing one for the World Cup game ?
If so why are 'fax having to shell out when the other two should have made good on their promise.

You are correct, no excuse needed, however, remember we are talking about the RFL and Calderdale Council.