| Are football programmes a thing of the past? 14:49 - Nov 4 with 1195 views | Poolman |
Have to say I used to religiously buy Blackpool's matchday programme and those when we were playing away but haven't bought one for years and am just about to chuck a load out. Has the football programme, like the fanzine, had it's day? |  |
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| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 15:04 - Nov 4 with 1189 views | brassedoff |
Our programme tends to be rehashed website stuff. Read most of it by the time it's out. Don't buy one anymore. | |
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| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 15:53 - Nov 4 with 1177 views | Osbourne |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 15:04 - Nov 4 by brassedoff |
Our programme tends to be rehashed website stuff. Read most of it by the time it's out. Don't buy one anymore. |
I am still a sucker for a programme, a burger (with onions!), chips and a black coffee.
Wherever I am I buy these essentials. It matters not how bad the programme looks or how bad the burgers' look!
It goes back to visits to Highbury (Arsenal) as a boy where my mate would always say ;
"A match is not a match without these essentials."
Mind you, he use to douse his in tomato source, I draw my line there. Come to think of it, he always had a hot dog - with onions!
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| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 15:59 - Nov 4 with 1167 views | basilrobbiereborn |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 15:53 - Nov 4 by Osbourne |
I am still a sucker for a programme, a burger (with onions!), chips and a black coffee.
Wherever I am I buy these essentials. It matters not how bad the programme looks or how bad the burgers' look!
It goes back to visits to Highbury (Arsenal) as a boy where my mate would always say ;
"A match is not a match without these essentials."
Mind you, he use to douse his in tomato source, I draw my line there. Come to think of it, he always had a hot dog - with onions!
When Saturday Comes! |
I haven't bought a programme in two decades or more. When they had Football League Review in they were required reading. Today's efforts, when I've flicked through them, are poor by comparison. | |
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| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 17:34 - Nov 4 with 1140 views | Thaliasdad |
The one at Huddersfield was a newspaper and was horriffic! | | | |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 18:16 - Nov 4 with 1128 views | ProfessorTangerine |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 17:34 - Nov 4 by Thaliasdad |
The one at Huddersfield was a newspaper and was horriffic! |
I used to get one if I had enough cash in my pocket after buying the Golden Gamble. I quite like ours - looks professional, with some interesting articles, especially for the history of the club. It used to give me something to do in the build up and at half time. Now, well, I've not bought either a programme or a golden gamble ticket this season, on account of the usual reasons. |  | | |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 18:32 - Nov 4 with 1122 views | Wizaard |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 18:16 - Nov 4 by ProfessorTangerine |
I used to get one if I had enough cash in my pocket after buying the Golden Gamble. I quite like ours - looks professional, with some interesting articles, especially for the history of the club. It used to give me something to do in the build up and at half time. Now, well, I've not bought either a programme or a golden gamble ticket this season, on account of the usual reasons. |
Not bought one since that game at Barnet. Decided it was unlucky  |  | | |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 19:09 - Nov 4 with 1105 views | Tangent |
I don't buy anything at Bloomfield Road, and after this season I won't be buying a season ticket either. Not a Penny More!
Apart from that, I can't say I have bought a "program" for years anyway. Overpriced propaganda rubbish. |  |
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| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 19:19 - Nov 4 with 1102 views | BFC_Tim |
Sad that there is no fanzine anymore - my first introduction to AVFTT was via the fanzine and am pretty sure I still have a dozen copies somewhere in the attic - be nice if they were transferred on to here for nostalgia reasons? | |
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| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 19:25 - Nov 4 with 1097 views | HarryHorse |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 19:19 - Nov 4 by BFC_Tim |
Sad that there is no fanzine anymore - my first introduction to AVFTT was via the fanzine and am pretty sure I still have a dozen copies somewhere in the attic - be nice if they were transferred on to here for nostalgia reasons? |
Usually get one as a souvenir if its a ground I've not been to before but not otherwise | | | |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 20:32 - Nov 4 with 1086 views | ribble |
Apart from the odd memento programme (the kids first home & away games, for example) I'm not sure I've bought one for myself since the 70's. | | | |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 20:39 - Nov 4 with 1082 views | basilrobbiereborn |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 19:19 - Nov 4 by BFC_Tim |
Sad that there is no fanzine anymore - my first introduction to AVFTT was via the fanzine and am pretty sure I still have a dozen copies somewhere in the attic - be nice if they were transferred on to here for nostalgia reasons? |
Tim
I'll mention it to jane, but I'm not sure she'll have kept any of them in anything other than paper form - it's probably well over five years since she was editing it. It was the same old problem - apart from me and one or two others she just didn't have enough people prepared to contribute. Shame really. | |
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| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 21:04 - Nov 4 with 1068 views | PNENIL |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 20:39 - Nov 4 by basilrobbiereborn |
Tim
I'll mention it to jane, but I'm not sure she'll have kept any of them in anything other than paper form - it's probably well over five years since she was editing it. It was the same old problem - apart from me and one or two others she just didn't have enough people prepared to contribute. Shame really. |
Remember the football league review well. They were doing them in 71 when we were in the top flight. Cant remember when it stopped?
Shame on the demise of the programme. They are too glossy and bulky for my taste. They should be cheaper, simpler and collectable.
Maybe im just getting old! | | | |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 07:46 - Nov 5 with 1039 views | wespens |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 21:04 - Nov 4 by PNENIL |
Remember the football league review well. They were doing them in 71 when we were in the top flight. Cant remember when it stopped?
Shame on the demise of the programme. They are too glossy and bulky for my taste. They should be cheaper, simpler and collectable.
Maybe im just getting old! |
Something else that will soon be gone - can't be long before they introduce the Matchday download where you just get it on your phone for a couple of quid with interactive goals etc (like Tangerine Player). Best programme was first one of the season where you could see the pics of the new players!! | |
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| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 15:51 - Nov 5 with 1018 views | charlie_fabs |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 07:46 - Nov 5 by wespens |
Something else that will soon be gone - can't be long before they introduce the Matchday download where you just get it on your phone for a couple of quid with interactive goals etc (like Tangerine Player). Best programme was first one of the season where you could see the pics of the new players!! |
Bolton send you their programme in pdf format via email for free ahead of each home game. |  | | |
| Are football programmes a thing of the past? on 23:02 - Nov 20 with 995 views | clarkestattoo |
See they've gone all retro this weekend!
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