NorthernWisdom
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Sure it has been shared here before, but I haven't read it!
When Coventry City had the most beautiful programmes ever made
When Coventry City had the most beautiful programmes ever made
great programs, great club badge, great kit - no ground!
Does anyone actually buy programmes these days.
Notice on. Tuesday night they were selling them at £1.50
My dad only buys a program when he visits a new ground these daysDoes anyone actually buy programmes these days.
Notice on. Tuesday night they were selling them at £1.50
What's that, matchday ticketsDon’t think I’ve bought one since 2012. Other than the Wembley ones.
What's that, matchday tickets![]()
Does anyone actually buy programmes these days.
Notice on. Tuesday night they were selling them at £1.50
Think there's an EFL rule that you have to produce a programme for some odd reason.Does anyone actually buy programmes these days.
Fuck the stadium.
Let's Make Programmes Great Again!
Yeah, the £1.50 one was basically a poster with a fixture list on the back (now on lad’s bedroom wall getting filled in every week with scores, motm etc).Does anyone actually buy programmes these days.
Notice on. Tuesday night they were selling them at £1.50
Polygamist?Wish I'd collected them/kept my old ones. That said, it is the very old programmes that have a 'magic' feel about them - they feel special for some reason. Can imagine they are real pain to store if you've kept them all over the years (plus a few annoyed partners!)
That was my first match. My dad took me and I sat on the last seat in the Sky Blue stand next to the West End and nearly froze to death. I was hooked though, what a Christmas present.Some more pictures are featured on this blog page: After You've Gone: Season's Greetings from Highfield Road, Coventry 1970