TVOS v Northampton Town
Rochdale AFC’s matchday programme — The Voice of Spotland — is back for Tuesday’s League Two fixture against Northampton Town.
We start with a front cover image of Saturday’s two-goal hero Ian Henderson, who played 26 league games for The Cobblers earlier in his career.
Keith Hill reflects on the win at Cheltenham, while in ‘School Days’ we find out which player went to the same school as golfer Justin Rose.
Action photos appear from the games against Bury and Torquay, while ‘Travellers Tales’ reflects on the trip to Accrington.
‘Alternative History’ discusses how the career of a legendary Dale goalkeeper started with a stroke of luck and in ’55 Shades of Gray’, Brian Coyle discusses different ways to spell Derek/Derrick!
The first images and details of the club’s 2014 Calendar are revealed and Scrutator muses over what has happened to one of Dale’s oldest foes.
Northampton Town get nine pages of coverage, which includes delving into our Visitors’ Scrapbook.
All this and much, much more will be in Tuesday’s The Voice of Spotland, on sale in the Club Shop and around the ground, priced £3.00.
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