THAT Liverpool v Arsenal programme from 1989

[grantham]

So I bought a copy of the famous Liverpool v Arsenal match in which Arsenal won the title following that famous 2-0 win at Anfield

However, I had to open a return as the programme had a full-time score and goalscorers marked. Not a big deal you may think. Until I tell you the scoreline marked was Liverpool 2v1 Arsenal, the goalscorers marked, those of the league meeting 6 months later for the following season.

When I pointed this out to the seller, he stated "the programme is in great condition for 35 years old", I then had to repeat the problem I had with the programme, he eventually agreed he had to agree to the return, and refunded me.

However, he then had the audacity to moan that sending the programme to me cost him £3.45 (he used 1st class tracked for some reason), when you return an item it uses the same, so a programme he sold for £10.67 + £1.55 postage (he set the postage price) has now cost him £6.90 in postage

If you are going to sell a significant (if not super rare or valuable programme) it maybe better to mention if the score and scorers for a totally different match are written on the teamsheet, it's certainly not a question I had considered asking before completing the purchase. (had they been for the 2-0 I would have kept it)
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