Premier League to restart 17th June

[se20blue]

Will/should programmes be published for games being played behind closed doors ?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52833725

[sharrowblade]

No supporters = No programmes
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[garyspain]

I assume there will be teamsheets and possibly tickets/press passes etc. Tough one for collectors.

[Dorking]

Palace sell programme voucher booklets, in other words a 'season ticket' for all your home programmes.

Saves fumbling for the right money, and reduces the amount of cash that the sellers hold.

We're 4 games short, so I suspect e-programmes might be produced as a compromise.

Can't see any of the people who print paper copies of e-programmes being too interested in doing them when it's an 80 page issue though.

[nutfield priory]

Dorking wrote:

Palace sell programme voucher booklets, in other words a 'season ticket' for all your home programmes. Saves fumbling for the right money, and reduces the amount of cash that the sellers hold. We're 4 games short, so I suspect e-programmes might be produced as a compromise. Can't see any of the people who print paper copies of e-programmes being too interested in doing them when it's an 80 page issue though.

Cannot see Palace or any other club for that matter producing 80 page programmes, more like 16-20 page programmes,more like the old days. with the basic information required and none of the silly articles like asking the players their favorite food, if we are interested which we are not!

[Pete’s Picture Palace]

nutfield priory wrote:

Dorking wrote: Palace sell programme voucher booklets, in other words a 'season ticket' for all your home programmes. Saves fumbling for the right money, and reduces the amount of cash that the sellers hold. We're 4 games short, so I suspect e-programmes might be produced as a compromise. Can't see any of the people who print paper copies of e-programmes being too interested in doing them when it's an 80 page issue though. Cannot see Palace or any other club for that matter producing 80 page programmes, more like 16-20 page programmes,more like the old days. with the basic information required and none of the silly articles like asking the players their favorite food, if we are interested which we are not!

If they think they can make money out of it, they'll do it.

[sharrowblade]

garyspain wrote:

I assume there will be teamsheets and possibly tickets/press passes etc. Tough one for collectors.

Yes, I think there will be team-sheets available to the press only
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[martino]

…….. and now the F A Cup

England's Football Association has announced that the FA Cup quarter-finals have been rescheduled for the weekend of 27-28 June.

The semi-finals will take place on 11-12 July, with the final set for Saturday, 1 August.

[Fishy]

An interesting topic.

I can't see printed versions being available due to cost (as mentioned above. But I can see the possibility of eprogrammes - if this happens I just hope that it doesn't stay that way for next season.

eTeam sheets is another possibility - whilst I'm not keen on them myself (preferring the original handed out match version) it may be the only way that a lot of us can get anything from the matches.
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