I've only been going just over a year but I'm sure at the end of last season and at the Warrington game this year there was a time on the scoreboard at the Stoop? Was I dreaming? If it has gone why did it go? Do they think we don't want to know exactly how long is left? I took a couple of friends on Saturday to their first game and they were commented on it. Guess it took their minds of the shambles on the pitch...

I think the clock was removed because it didnt keep the correct time so when time was called to stop by the ref the clock continued.

I think it was to do with the Catalans game, the clock, I think is not synchronised with the timekeepers clock and therefore showed time up when there was still some minutes to play. The Catalans had not provided a timekeeper, as they should have done, but their coach complained about the timekeeping, IIRC.

It should be re-instated. There was always an announcement or two that the time displayed was not official. Kevin Walters appears to be the only coach to have a problem with it.

Indeed. They have similar clocks at many grounds. At least its a reasonable guide.

As actual playing time & time left etc has always been important in our code - hence the use of two timekeepers, one from each club, to control matters - think it's about time each and every club in SuperLeague should invest in a visable 'gamet time' clock for the benefit of supporters.

Every NRL, NCCC and high school football & basketball arena has 'game clocks' as standard is not not about time that our sport also installed them.

Know that the Dragons have installed one at the Gilbert Brutus stadium so what about Quins RL doing the same. It could be 'sponsored' to off-set the investment. Certainly it would improve the enjoyment of the game.

Recall calling for a 'game clock' to be installed some season's ago but to little effect. Oh well another example of the QRL really no caring or bothering to action supporters crying poverty - such a lame excuse.

As actual playing time & time left etc has always been important in our code - hence the use of two timekeepers, one from each club, to control matters - think it's about time each and every club in SuperLeague should invest in a visable 'gamet time' clock for the benefit of supporters.

Every NRL, NCCC and high school football & basketball arena has 'game clocks' as standard is not not about time that our sport also installed them.

Know that the Dragons have installed one at the Gilbert Brutus stadium so what about Quins RL doing the same. It could be 'sponsored' to off-set the investment. Certainly it would improve the enjoyment of the game.

Recall calling for a 'game clock' to be installed some season's ago but to little effect. Oh well another example of the QRL really no caring or bothering to action supporters crying poverty - such a lame excuse.

that sounds like a good idea,re clock. we had a similar problem week before last when we played wakefield at home(salford) and our clock said we still had 2 mins left when in fact we didnt, we were 0n a come back and i'm sure we could have possibly gone on to win,but the time keeps clocks said otherwise....

Lets Hope we do not buy 2 clocks

The clock did disappear after the hissy fit thrown by the Cats coach.

Why can't we use the clock behind the sticks that the RU side do which is stopped everytime the referee signals time off in a Guinness Premiership match?

in this day of technology you'd think they would have the equipment to link the refs watch to a scoreboard

we do