Sneak preview of Shrewsbury programme
Rochdale AFC’s matchday programme – The Voice of Spotland – is back for Saturday’s League Two game against Shrewsbury Town.
The programme has been increased to 72 pages this season, but with the same
number of advert pages as last year, meaning there is even more to keep you
entertained before, during and after the match.
We start with a front cover image of on loan goalkeeper Tom Heaton, who has
enjoyed contributing to five wins from the six matches he has so far played for
the club.
As usual, there are the serious and not-so-serious articles, together with
the usual high quality pictures from the Luton (home) and Chesterfield games by
photographer Daniel Youngs.
Keith Hill gives his thoughts on Saturday’s win at Lincoln and the impending
transfer window, something which also concerns three members of the Dale squad
in an exclusive interview.
Traveller’s Tales reports on the trip to Luton, while there are in-depth
previews of forthcoming home and away fixtures.
Of course, there are many new features, including Dale Records, which looks
at the club’s heaviest ever defeats.
Visitors Shrewsbury get eight pages of coverage, including a look back at a
visit to their ground when Town played at Gay Meadow.
All this and much, much more will be in Saturday’s The Voice of Spotland, on
sale in the Club Shop and around the ground, priced £3.00.
What to read next:
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Southampton V Stoke City The VerdictThis should have been a celebratory day for Saints fans, there should have been a feeling of positivity, but the truth is that the fight has been knocked out of the supporter base and we go into the play offs with confidence both on and off the pitch at a low ebb.
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No Togetherness No Character No FightNot my words, but those of Southampton manager Russell Martin, who should ask himself the question why two months ago we had all those attributes and now we don't !
Southampton At Leicester The DebacleThe big question is how can a side that was so tight at the back, so clinical up front and who could pass the ball around almost with their eyes closed, become the disorganised rabble that they were at the Leicester City this evening.