Jez Moxey has revealed Wolves may decide not to run any video screens next season and instead incorporate new audio-visual facilities into Molineux redevelopment plans.

With the screen between the Stan Cullis Stand and Billy Wright Stand already no longer in operation, the Wolves CEO says it may prove uneconomical to repair particularly while the club are looking into redeveloping the stadium.

The matter was discussed at last week's Fans Parliament, and will be on the agenda at the next board meeting in a fortnight's time.

"We may not run video screens at all next season," explains Jez.

"The infrastructure that is in place is on its last legs and certainly we know the screen in the North West corner is now formally defunct.

"Furthermore, it would require huge capital investment to run at least one screen, let alone two, because we would need at least one completely new screen and they are extremely expensive.

"Because outside broadcasts are so expensive and we need major new cabling work, it may prove uneconomical.

"And because of the redevelopment plan that's on the agenda, my personal view we should incorporate audio visual infrastructure as part of an overall stadium plan rather than having to do it again.

"But this will be discussed at the board meeting in two weeks' time."