- Oct 17, 2008
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Wow that’s incredible! I just copy and pasted the model number from the planning application into Google, thank you for the correction!
Guess Baleba is off then!
[Albion] New proposed fan zone
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Guess Baleba is off then!
I didn't realise you'd actually looked up the specific model. Right, so you're looking at 16 x the display area of the one priced at $63,285.00 in the ad you found.Wow that’s incredible! I just copy and pasted the model number from the planning application into Google, thank you for the correction!
Guess Baleba is off then!
So $1,012,560.00, which is £797,000.00 at today's USD rate.
Unless they have got a great deal, will almost certainly top £1m once you add in shipping, installation and AV control systems.
Here's the business case:
£1.0m spend.
If 20,000 people see the screens, on 20 matchdays per season, for the (nominal 10 year) life of the screens, that works out as 25p per advertising pitch / marketing opportunity...
Summary: everything is costed, and we don't have to sell Baleba. (yet)
£1.0m spend.
If 20,000 people see the screens, on 20 matchdays per season, for the (nominal 10 year) life of the screens, that works out as 25p per advertising pitch / marketing opportunity...
Summary: everything is costed, and we don't have to sell Baleba. (yet)
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- Oct 17, 2008
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So you’re confirming Pedro is off
el punal
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I’ve been looking at the images of the fan zone and am trying to work out if the sides will be totally or partially enclosed. If it’s the latter it could get very draughty and f-f-freezing in winter. If someone has alluded to this in the past 45 pages, apologies, I must have missed it. Cheers. 
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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I’ve been looking at the images of the fan zone and am trying to work out if the sides will be totally or partially enclosed. If it’s the latter it could get very draughty and f-f-freezing in winter. If someone has alluded to this in the past 45 pages, apologies, I must have missed it. Cheers.
With the amount of screens going in there'll be enough heat to warm Falmer.
nickbrighton
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- Feb 19, 2016
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IIRC the sides are designed to be open in good weather, but are able to be closed for the other 300 days of the yearI’ve been looking at the images of the fan zone and am trying to work out if the sides will be totally or partially enclosed. If it’s the latter it could get very draughty and f-f-freezing in winter. If someone has alluded to this in the past 45 pages, apologies, I must have missed it. Cheers.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Thoughts @hans kraay fan club I’d imagine very little heat, aren’t these designed to me extraordinarily economical
It’ll be like Clark Griswold’s house at Christmas.
These particular ones, judging by the spec sheet on the planning application, are not as economical as they could be.
But they certainly won’t generate any noticeable heat from 3m above ground, in an outdoor environment.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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Pffft, you experts with your 'facts'.
- May 8, 2018
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“Singing at Dicks” May have caused some confusion?