Here are all the Premier League programme covers for the round of matches that took place over the weekend of 30th November and 1st December. The Norwich City issues continue to impress with their inventive covers that show current day players in retro kits. For this weekend’s fixture against Arsenal,
Our first review of the 2019/20 season is now available and the programme concerned – the Wolverhampton Wanderers issue – is an impressive one! Read our full review below and watch this space for more reviews of the current season issues over the next few weeks. Remember that our Programme
Today’s ‘On This Day’ feature looks at the programme produced by Wolverhampton Wanderers for the 2009/10 season. Read the review below and see the other 2009/10 programmes here. The Wolves programme for 2009/10 was one of only two in the top-flight that season to have 100 pages – Manchester City
Here are all the programme covers for the Premier League fixtures from Gameweek 9, running from October 19th to 21st. Some impressive design work on show here, with Chelsea’s striking cover imagery standing out, as does the consistently excellent artwork from Louise Cobbold on the Wolves covers. Leicester meanwhile have
For today’s On This Day feature, we take a look at the pioneering programme issued by Wolverhampton Wanderers for the 1968/69 season. This Wolves issue was one of the first ‘matchday magazine’ style issues to appear as programme designers began to innovate in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Read
We are today launching a new ‘On This Day’ feature. Starting today, we will be reviewing a programme from the site for a fixture that took place on this date in seasons past. We start with the Tottenham Hotspur programme from their game against Manchester City on 21st August 1993.
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.
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