Our latest programme review from the 2025/26 Premier League issues features Aston Villa’s edition. Read our review below and check out all of the season’s issues here. Last season’s Bronze Award winners return with another impressive programme. For the 2025/26 season, Villa have moved to a larger page format while
The matchday programme of Newcastle United Football Club is today named as the winner of our Programme of the Season Award. This is the first time Newcastle have claimed the award, following their 3rd and 2nd place finishes in the last two seasons. Second place in the 2024/25 awards is
Today we begin our look at the 2021/22 Premier League programmes with a review of the issue produced by Aston Villa. We’ll be adding more reviews over the next month or so, ahead of our annual awards announcement in March. You can read the full review of the Villa issue
Challenging Times The last 18 months or so has been a difficult period for the football programme industry. Games being played behind closed doors has meant no crowds to sell to at stadiums. This has resulted in some clubs choosing to produce digital-only programmes and others to cease publishing completely
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
The return of the Premier League on 17th June was accompanied by most clubs issuing a programme for their matches. Across our next two posts we take a look at the various programmes that have been issued, with information on which clubs are offering printed programmes and those who have
The latest in our series of current season Premier League programme reviews is now available. This features the Aston Villa programme – the Villa News & Record. Read the review below and click here to see all of the 2019/20 Premier League issues. For Villa’s first Premier League season since
Below are the programme covers for last weekend’s Premier League fixtures, running from Saturday 7th to Monday 9th December. Everton’s cover for their home game against Chelsea marked the appointment of club legend Duncan Ferguson as manager, while the programme for the Manchester derby used an image of City’s cult
For today’s On This Day feature we go back to 1992 – the first season of the Premier League – and look at Aston Villa’s programme from their match against Manchester United. Read the full review below and click here to go to the 1992/93 page to see all the
All the programme covers for gameweek 11 of the Premier League are shown below. We particularly liked the Bournemouth cover this week, which showed defender Nathan Ake in a retro style Cherries shirt. The Everton cover showed midfielder Andre Gomes, who suffered a horrendous ankle injury during the game against