I have one I use for running (birthday present, saves looking at maps to see how far I've run I suppose), I suppose it's pretty much the same thing. Still seems a bit gimmicky to me to be honest. More use to Sky and the Statto-types than players and coaches. Everyone'll get bored of it in a few years.

If it's anything like a GPS I once had, they'll be stood in the middle waving the receiver in the air and pointing it to sky for the first 15 minutes.

'Tis true. Mine loses signal if you go within 10 yards of a tree, then takes ages to find it again. Invariably when I look at my pace for the run I discover that I did one mile in a time that Roger Bannister would have been pleased with in his prime and the next in about 12 minutes. I've had it a few years mind you, and I think technology has moved on quite a lot since then.

Telstar disappeared out of orbit years ago

thought warrington were already trailing it?

Yeah but "System Addict" was a great track wasn't it?

Did the Sat Nav manage to find out where Orford was?

Quote: G1 "Did the Sat Nav manage to find out where Orford was?'" Yes, I have a link into their system: maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sourc ... 16&iwloc=A

Quote: G1 "Did the Sat Nav manage to find out where Orford was?'" Yes, I have a link into their system: maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sourc ... 16&iwloc=A

Quote: G1 "If only we'd had this technology when Brett Mullins was here.'" Unnecessary. One thing you could say about the lad is that you always knew where he was..... maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sourc ... 16&iwloc=A

Quote: G1 "If only we'd had this technology when Brett Mullins was here.'" Unnecessary. One thing you could say about the lad is that you always knew where he was..... maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sourc ... 16&iwloc=A