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Much has been made of Bolton Wanderers and Preston-based ADI.TV's new and revolutionary scoreboard which had it's first public airing at the Reebok Stadium earlier today against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The club have done their best to push the new screen as being something to be proud of:
Here's how our new @ADI_LED portrait screen, the first of its type in Europe, looks at Macron Stadium. #BWFC pic.twitter.com/GPWGc1uJiD
— Bolton Wanderers FC (@OfficialBWFC) September 12, 2015
With all this corporate tripe in mind, how did the screen perform?
Fan response has been mixed:
@19manning83 it's quite smart but it's pretty shit for football highlights
— Tim R (@Timrothers) September 12, 2015
@OfficialBWFC absolute #bobbins far too small and you can't see enough detail on far side of ground. # hopeless view for our very few goals
— chris (@horrocks_c) September 12, 2015
@OfficialBWFC are you sure it's not just an iPad pro?
— GigBlog (@GigBlogUK) September 12, 2015
@OfficialBWFC @ADI_LED My phone is bigger than that!!
— Chris W (@wroeming) September 12, 2015
@19manning83 Content was pretty good, screen is too small though for my eyes!
— Adam! (@AdamWanderers) September 12, 2015
So what did you all think of the new scoreboard?
Personally I liked it - it marked a change from Soreen sponsoring our corners.
To see the video highlights in a reasonably high definition was a great advancement - the portrait element of the footage was a bit weird but I'm sure we'll get used to that in time, just as we've become used to Liam Feeney trying to cross the ball with his left peg.
I'm curious to know the fan reaction though - do leave your comments below the line.