While the Gold, Silver, and Bronze Awards recognise the best programmes of the 2025/26 Premier League season, the final rankings only tell part of the story. This year’s reviews revealed a number of wider trends: clubs producing remarkable improvements, newly promoted sides immediately setting new standards, and the continuing importance
As we draw nearer to our end of season awards, we next turn the spotlight on the programme produced by Tottenham Hotspur for the 2025/26 season. Our full review is published below. Take a look at all of the current season reviews here. Tottenham’s programme benefits from a range of
The next in our series of programme reviews today looks at Tottenham Hotspur’s programme for 2021/22. Read our full review below and see all of the season’s Premier League issues by clicking here. Tottenham’s 84-page, perfect-bound programme has a similar look to issues from recent seasons, although the amount of
Today we turn our attentions to the programme published by Tottenham during the 2020/21 season, in the latest of our series of Premier League reviews. The full review is shown below and you can see all of the issues from the season here. Spurs’ programme remains largely like last season’s
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
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 for 18th April looks back to 1987 and Tottenham’s programme for the visit of Charlton Athletic. Read our notes on the issue below and see all of the other top-flight programmes from 1986/87 here. Tottenham’s programme boasted the joint-highest number of pages of any issue
The latest in our series of Premier League programme reviews is published today with a look at Tottenham’s matchday issue. Read our full review below and click here to see all of the 2019/20 programmes. The Spurs programme has reduced in size for the new season, going from a 100-page
Our ‘On This Day’ feature today looks at the Tottenham Hotspur programme from the 1974/75 season. Read the review below and click here to go to our 1974/75 season page. The Spurs issue for 1974/75 remained very similar to previous year’s efforts, being a 16-page programme with limited advertising content.
All the programme covers from the recent weekend’s Premier League games are shown below. With this being the weekend of Remembrance Sunday all the programmes featured a poppy somewhere on their cover, with the Tottenham issue providing a beautifully photographed close-up of a Spurs home shirt featuring the poppy. The