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Football Programmes
For over 75 years now the programme has been as much a part of the matchday experience as squeezing through a rusty turnstile. It wouldn't be quite the same without flipping it
over and checking the back page for the team line-ups, or reading the manager's excuses for the week before's away defeat or his hopes for what will happen that day.
Programmes from before 1960 are collectors items of some value, in reality though of little substance. An introduction by the "editor", a few snippets of news,
half a page on the opposition, the line-ups and the stats for the season so far was pretty much all you got until the mid to late sixties when clubs realised that programmes
were in great demand by the fans and that they could cash in on the selling of them.
Since then programmes have grown and grown to a point where today's programmes often feature 80 plus pages.
About Us
This site was conceived, designed, developed and is run by real football supporters. It has been a great pleasure to work on this site and we are looking forward to continue
building it. If you have any comments on the site please send them to info@football-programmes.net.
The Future
The future of this project is to try and build the largest database of football programmes in the world. To do this we will be opening the site up for carefully selected
affiliates to sell their own programmes through this website.
If you would like more information, click the Affiliate Program link at the bottom of the page.
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