Falmer - advertising hoardings

[Scotty Mac]

will they be electronic ones that change during the game for a great level of excitement, and to increase advertising revenue

or will they be the boring stationery ones?

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Boring ones hopefully. I hate the changing ones - very distracting.

 

[Scotty Mac]

Boring ones hopefully. I hate the changing ones - very distracting.

maybe i should have made this a POLL to gauge popular opinion

 

[Gully]

Am I right in thinking that the flashy ones, like at the Emirates and Old Trafford, can have whatever they display during the game changed (by electronic wizardry) for TV transmission. That way you can have adverts in English seen in the ground and broadcast to the UK but have say ads in Chinese for that market? Or am I imagining having seen this some years ago on Tomorrows World?

 

[Wozza]

will they be electronic ones that change during the game for a great level of excitement, and to increase advertising revenue

or will they be the boring stationery ones?

Given that the advertisers will be The Argus and Mrs Miggins Pie Shop, I think you can assume they'll be the traditional type.

 

[JJ McClure]

Yeah I think the electronic ones will be a bit over the top just for 20 20 20 taxis.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Am I right in thinking that the flashy ones, like at the Emirates and Old Trafford, can have whatever they display during the game changed (by electronic wizardry) for TV transmission. That way you can have adverts in English seen in the ground and broadcast to the UK but have say ads in Chinese for that market? Or am I imagining having seen this some years ago on Tomorrows World?

No. That is UTTER nonsense.

TV graphics, like the club badges that Sky put on the pitch, could be different for different transmissions, but a physical display will show what it shows.

 

[surrey jim]

Am I right in thinking that the flashy ones, like at the Emirates and Old Trafford, can have whatever they display during the game changed (by electronic wizardry) for TV transmission. That way you can have adverts in English seen in the ground and broadcast to the UK but have say ads in Chinese for that market? Or am I imagining having seen this some years ago on Tomorrows World?

in some stadiums the advertising on one side of the pitch is in a diffrent language to the other (this is due where camras are located so english cameras filming left to right of the pitch get the english advertising and cameras right to left get the other side of the pitch and advertising in other language/diffrent products) genrally behind each goal where the most expensive advertising is it is for genric products (coke/playstations/ford/eon or relavant tournament sponsons)

 

[Withdean Wanderer]

Yeah I think the electronic ones will be a bit over the top just for 20 20 20 taxis.

Kingspan Skip Hire might have something to say about that though!

 

[shaolinpunk]

Am I right in thinking that the flashy ones, like at the Emirates and Old Trafford, can have whatever they display during the game changed (by electronic wizardry) for TV transmission.

I believe so - you get the odds for next goalscorer and stuff showing up throughout the game, changing based on what has happened

 

[desprateseagull]

how much for a 'welcome to Falmer - and b**** to LDC' sign? just for the first match.. hehe