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Growing up in Wales, many of my cold, wet winter nights were spent cowering under a lightbulb studying every word and every page of football programmes. I had my Swansea City programmes that I brought home from matches, but I was deeply indebted to Steve Earl Football Programmes for helping to
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1 year ago
I wonder if simple A4, one page affairs should be issued instead. Something similar to a team sheet with a quick bit of blurb that could be knocked up on a home PC by office staff on the day of the game.
1 year ago
Football magazines too are suffering. Recall Total Football from England? Gone. Shoot is going bye bye also. Four Four Two? Still alive but getting less useful as time goes on. World Soccer? Still indispensable but needed a major makeover to stay that way.
1 year ago
9 months ago
Your visit to Switzerland for Euro 2008, though the game you went to did not have it's own individual football programme a guide was produced for the tournament which covered the entire competition, i believe this is due to the close proximity of all the games.
Football Programme at matches are ,well it seems to me, to be a British thing, though for the European competitions the foreign clubs do produce a matchday magazine.
Just recently a Newcastle fan bought a 1910 FA Cup Final programme for £3,000,and there is always large interest in FA Cup Final Football Programmes. So no they are not dying.