In our latest review of this season’s Premier League programmes, we take a look at Leicester City’s digital issue. Read our full review below and click here to see all of the programmes in the division for 2020/21. Leicester is another of the Premier League clubs that have taken the
Our latest programme review looks at Burnley’s digital issue for the 2020/21 season. Read our review below and click here to see all of the current season issues from the Premier League. It is something of a disappointment to see Burnley opt for a digital only programme this season, becoming
Our review of this season’s Chelsea programme is published today, with a full look at the Blues’ impressive issue. Read the full review below and click here to take a look at all of the Premier League issues from the current season. Chelsea’s programme retains the look and feel of
Our latest review of the 2020/21 Premier League issues is published today with a look at the Crystal Palace programme. Read the full review below, and click here to see all of this season’s issues. The Palace programme has a similar look and feel to last season, with an A5,
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
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
Following on from Part One of this post, this post covers the rest of the Premier League clubs, from Manchester City to Wolverhampton Wanderers. Manchester City For City’s three home lockdown games so far, against Arsenal, Burnley, and Liverpool, they have produced a digital only programme. Click the links to
Our ‘On This Day’ feature today looks at West Bromwich Albion’s programme from the 1968/69 season. Read our notes on the issue below and click here to see all of the Division One programmes from the season. West Brom’s ‘Albion News’ programme retained the same appearance as the previous season