Great that this is being looked into. The council don't see any major impact upon the environmental with this development so time to put some more meat on the bones.

And the cost is over £3 million!

Its a good investment,  it pays for itself in 6 years or so. 

I'm not sure if you are joking there but a 6 year ROI is not good and it would require the ground to be sold out every game.

It would be great if we could do it but the fans would have to really back it.

Of course it is. Investment in infrastructure is always a good thing, and you're right the supporters need to back tye club and ME. 

The moving of the Big Bopper bar now prevents  people in part of the North stand from seeing the recently erected big screen.

I’d suggest we rent a very small outlet in the town. One that we can fit in a ticket office and a limited range of merchandise. About a third the size of what we have now that can be staffed by one person. I do think a presence in the city would be nice if not essential.

Agee Vasty.Can only speak for myself, but I only get down BV way for matches but browse and buy in Ridings for Trinity gear when I'm in town.Both BV and a small outlet in the city would be ideal.

Agee Vasty.Can only speak for myself, but I only get down BV way for matches but browse and buy in Ridings for Trinity gear when I'm in town.Both BV and a small outlet in the city would be ideal.

We really need both screens to show the game, where we stand have never been able to see the older screen.
The new one seems wasted as a score board alone.

Was going to ask about it at the forum but unfortunately had to miss it.

They said they intend doing it but the sky and media setup is linked to the first screen and patching it across to the second is a bit of a job, but they intend doing it.

Good to hear that