Football Programmes Centre

Flackwell Lad · Joined: 15 Apr 2009 Posts: 491 Location: Australia

I wonder if anyone can help me here. I'm popping back home for a few weeks holiday next week, and would like to know if anyone knows of a shop in London or the the London area that sells programmes or has a decent selection of football/sports books, if there is here's hoping they have'nt been looted or burnt to the ground by the time i get there, cheers Mick

westyorksnffc · Joined: 04 Sep 2009 Posts: 229 Location: Wakefield

If you are planning on looting one, see what you can pick me up Forest related please Laughing

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cfcmartin1965 · Joined: 29 Jan 2011 Posts: 533 Location: Middlesex

Hello Mick,

The West London programme fair is on the 1st sunday in September if you are still about then.

Cheers
Martin

Jake · Joined: 07 Jul 2011 Posts: 265

cfcmartin1965 wrote:

Hello Mick,

The West London programme fair is on the 1st sunday in September if you are still about then.

Cheers
Martin

Slightly off-topic, but a few matches scheduled to be played tonight have been called off in the wake of the rioting. And the first thing I thought of was the programmes for these games fetching silly prices in years to come...

MINSTERMAN · Joined: 01 Jul 2011 Posts: 361

If progs were printed for these postponed cup games, then it would make economic sense for them to be used for the re-arranged dates. Hopefully, the passage of time won't be too great so they won't be too out-of-date, as things must surely calm down soon? Please.

The world's gone mad.

Not like the old days in more ways than one. 1958/59 Bury v York FAC on November 16th - abandoned due to fog.....new prog for the re-played game 3 days later! 1960/61 Tranmere v York FAC - prog for postponed game on the Saturday, whole new prog for the re-arranged game a few days later! On the other extreme, you always feel ripped off in attending a re-arranged league game in, say, March, and getting the programme from the original match that was called off at Xmas!