Today we turn our attentions to the programme produced by West Ham United for the 2025/26 season. The Hammers have won our Gold Award on three occasions in the past, and have produced another exceptional issue this time around. Read our full review of the programme below and click here
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
The matchday programme of West Ham United Football Club is today once again named as the winner of our Programme of the Season Award. The award has now been won by West Ham United in each of the last two years, and in three of the last four seasons, making
Our Gold Award for the 2022/23 season is issued to West Ham United. Another hugely impressive programme from the Hammers, thoroughly meriting the title of Programme of the Season. West Ham become the first club to win this honour twice, having previously triumphed in 2020/21. Congratulations to all involved in
Our latest Premier League programme review looks at the issue produced by West Ham United, who last season claimed our Gold Award for the best programme in the league. Read our full review of this season’s issue below and click here to see all of the 2021/22 Premier League programmes.
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
Congratulations to West Ham United! It is our pleasure to announce West Ham United as the winners of our Programme of the Season for the 2020/21 season. The awards are now in their fourth year and the Hammers follow Burnley, Fulham, and Norwich City as Gold Award winners. The team
Our latest programme review today features the excellent West Ham United issue for the 2020/21 season. Read our full review below and click here to see the other Premier League programmes for the season. The largest issue in the Premier League, running to some 116 pages (85 net of adverts),
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