Football Programmes Centre

kenners46 · Joined: 18 Nov 2010 Posts: 745

If i can off load the kids this saturday im hoping to go to this game. If anyone wants a programme let me know, cost price plus postage.
Stuart

craigh · Joined: 09 Apr 2009 Posts: 33

Hi Stuart

If you can get me one that would be really good as I have a friend at leamington that has been after one , if you email me [email protected] to confirm once programme secured /costs /address etc that would be great .

Happy to pay via paypal /cheque which ever suits you.

Many Thanks Craig
Leamington FC Programme Shop

BertD · Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2011 1:23 am Post subject:

Craig,

If that falls through for any reason, let me know and I can pick one up.
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Newest programme wanted:
11-08-1976 Wycombe Wanderers v Wimbledon (Friendly)

kenners46 · Joined: 18 Nov 2010 Posts: 745

Hi Bert/ Craig
Bert are the games all ticket do you know ? and are you going yourself if so where are you sitting or standing ?
Craig im going to get myself a programme so ill get you one as well

Thanks
Stuart

BertD · Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2011 12:18 pm Post subject:

kenners46 wrote:

Hi Bert/ Craig
Bert are the games all ticket do you know ? and are you going yourself if so where are you sitting or standing ?

Hi Stuart
The home end and seats are pretty much season ticket only, you may get a few returns on the day. Elsewhere (down the side opposite the stand, behind the other goal) there are around 800 tickets available for each game, plus whatever we can squeeze back from any unsold away allocation. I'll be in the sold out home end and in or around the back bar before and after the game, ask for Bert and someone should point me out!
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Newest programme wanted:
11-08-1976 Wycombe Wanderers v Wimbledon (Friendly)

kenners46 · Joined: 18 Nov 2010 Posts: 745

Hi Bert
Do you actually work at the ground. I got to the ground but still had me whineing girl so grabbed a couple of programmes and left without seeing anything.
By the sounds of it i didnt miss much
Regards
Stuart

BertD · Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2011 8:56 pm Post subject:

Hi Stuart,

kenners46 wrote:

Hi Bert
Do you actually work at the ground.

At the ground, no, but I coded the Official Site, run the highest traffic AFCW fan website, every few games I help sell the fanzine and used to be on the Dons Trust board so by 6 degrees of separation I'm usually quite easy to find.

kenners46 wrote:

I got to the ground but still had me whineing girl so grabbed a couple of programmes and left without seeing anything.
By the sounds of it i didnt miss much

Actually you missed a very decent game of football, with both sides trying to play on the deck and some cracking passing moves. We got caught cold straight after the break and then again whilst pushing for an equaliser, but other than the final score it was a pretty good game to watch.

It was also a designated family fun day, so if you'd made it further round there were several inflatables and events that might have chilled the little'un out Sad

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Newest programme wanted:
11-08-1976 Wycombe Wanderers v Wimbledon (Friendly)

kenners46 · Joined: 18 Nov 2010 Posts: 745

Well done Bert, i used to go quite regular when Wimbledon hit the League scene back in 1977 when the club gave out free tickets to the local schools in Merton. Carried on going to about 10 games per season right up till they got into the old 1st division. Then my interest changed to women and night clubs