Our page for the Division One programmes from the 1964/65 season is now live here. Some terrific issues on display here, with the London teams Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, and West Ham United standing out for having little or nothing in the way of adverts. Credit also to the Sunderland
The second in our series of reviews of the 2020/21 Premier League programmes is published today, as we take a look at Aston Villa’s issue. Read the full review below, and click here to see all of the current season issues. The Villa ‘News & Record’ has 32 fewer pages
Today we publish the first of our reviews of the 2020/21 programmes, with a look at Manchester City’s digital issue. The full review is available below, whilst you can take a look at information about the other top-flight issue here. More reviews to follow shortly! Of the three clubs to
It’s been a while since we posted any new content on the site. Apologies for this, but a combination of a house-move, work, and family commitments have left very little time for updating the site. However, we’re now pleased to announce that our page for the current 2020/21 season is
In this post we take a look at the Premier League programme covers for two gameweeks that took place between Saturday 19th and Monday 28th September. Gameweek 2 – 19th to 21st September 2020 The second gameweek of the season saw ten more clubs unveiling their programme designs for
Our first post of the new season showcases the programme covers from the Premier League games that took place from Saturday 12th September to Monday 14th September. There were only eight fixtures in this round of games due to the matches involving Manchester City and Manchester United being postponed, due
The final programme to be issued for the 2019/20 Premier League season was Chelsea’s ‘Project Restart’ issue, which covered their final four home fixtures against Manchester City, Watford, Norwich City, and Wolverhampton Wanderers. In contrast to the joint issues produced by Sheffield United, Southampton, and Wolverhampton Wanderers, the Chelsea programme
After the disappointment of there being no programmes produced for this season’s FA Cup semi-finals, it is good to see the usual high-standard publication issued for the final between Arsenal and Chelsea. The programme is very much in line with what we have come to expect from big matches, being
In this post we take a look at the covers of the programmes for the behind closed doors games played between Saturday 11th July and Sunday 26th July 2020. Saturday 11th July to Monday 13th July These issues included another cracking cover from our 2019/20 Gold Award winner, Norwich City,
Following on from our recent two-part post (which you can read here and here) discussing the programmes issued for the various behind closed doors games, this post features the issues for the games held from 4th to 9th July. The covers above are those for the games played from Saturday