The site has been updated with more programmes from the 1970s. Pages are now available for all seasons back to 1973/74. Back in 1973, the average price of a Division One programme was just 8p, with each issue having between 16 and 24 pages. By the end of the decade,
Following the recent extension of the site back to the mid-1980s, we have now completed a further extension back to the 1978/79 season! At that time, the average price of a top-flight programme in England was just 20p, with an average programme size of just over 20 pages. Very different
The results of our Programme of the Season award are now in! We are delighted to announce that our Gold Award for the best programme in the Premier League for 2018/19 is given to Fulham. Our Silver Award for second place is given to Arsenal, whilst third place, and our
Our review of West Ham’s programme for 2018/19 is now available here. Featuring some quality design and layout across its 100 pages, this issue is a rewarding read with several detailed articles and excellent coverage of the club’s various teams. This completes our reviews of the 2018/19 programmes. We have
The 2018/19 page now contains our review of the Wolverhampton Wanderers programme for the current season. The largest issue in the Premier League, running to 108 pages (plus a pull-out junior section), the Wolves programme has some excellent content, including a full reproduction of a programme from the 1954/55 season.
Our review of the 2018/19 Leicester City programme has now been published. This is another quality production from the Foxes, with the ‘City Heritage’ section providing some of the best reading of any programme in the division. You can read the full review here. Let us have your comments and
Our review of the 2018/19 Chelsea programme is now available on the 2018/19 page. This is a high-quality issue from the Blues, featuring some excellent design work throughout and including several highly readable features on the club’s history. We now have just three issues left to review for the current
We continue our series of reviews for the 2018/19 programmes with a review of the Manchester City issue. Retaining the look of last season’s programme, the City issue feels insubstantial, particularly taking into account the resources available to the club. The programme relies too heavily on photographic content, providing only
We have completed the collection of 2018/19 Premier League programmes, with the issues for West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers now showing on the 2018/19 page. Both are sizeable editions, with the Wolves programme being the largest in the division this year, checking in at 108 pages. The Wolves issue
Southampton’s programme for 2018/19 shows clear improvements on last season’s issue. An increased amount of original, historical content helps to make the issue an excellent read. Our full review of the programme is available here. We are now three quarters of the way through the reviews for 2018/19, with just