Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
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Good spot, well played. I hope that the Kuipers programme does him justice. I hope it's just rammed with pictures, anecdotes and all things Kuipers. What a legend he is here.
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- Thread starter Springal
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Good spot, well played. I hope that the Kuipers programme does him justice. I hope it's just rammed with pictures, anecdotes and all things Kuipers. What a legend he is here.
SeagullSongs
And it's all gone quiet..
Just reached for the Watford game programme.
The things that I really enjoy about the programme are:
Will Buckley's beautiful face gazing at me from the front cover
Wonderful range of pictures
Interviews with players, managers and people at the club (In this one Noone, El-Abd, Helge Riepenhof, Buckley, Neil Paton and Elphick)
'Cult Heroes', gives me an insight into the players who I'm not old enough to have seen play
Banter, banter, banter - childish yet funny football stories
The Albion Alphabet
LOVELY STATS
All in 82 pages of quality paper, well worth £3.50 if you ask me.
Plus the front cover has a matt finish which I especially like. Too many programmes are glossy and consequently look cheap and tacky.
The £3.50 price will be WELL worth it this season.
FACT.
FACT.
Lankyseagull
One Step Beyond
For some people programmes enhance the matchday experience, for others they don't.
I used to never fail to buy one, adding to a huge collection which is now boxed up in the loft and rarely see the light of day. And this was my problem, having such a quantity and not really doing anything with them once they've been read.
About 5 years ago I decided not to continue buying them. Not because of the cost, content, adverts, quality, writers, but because I didn't want to store any more. I didn't miss not buying them, they weren't a crucial part of my day out. I probably only get one at the start of a season, Christmas and then last match.
What people seem to be forgetting is that everyone has freedom of choice. No-one forces you to buy a programme, it's your decision. If £4 is too much or you feel the quality is not good enough or you don't like a contributor, simple, DON'T BUY ONE!
I used to never fail to buy one, adding to a huge collection which is now boxed up in the loft and rarely see the light of day. And this was my problem, having such a quantity and not really doing anything with them once they've been read.
About 5 years ago I decided not to continue buying them. Not because of the cost, content, adverts, quality, writers, but because I didn't want to store any more. I didn't miss not buying them, they weren't a crucial part of my day out. I probably only get one at the start of a season, Christmas and then last match.
What people seem to be forgetting is that everyone has freedom of choice. No-one forces you to buy a programme, it's your decision. If £4 is too much or you feel the quality is not good enough or you don't like a contributor, simple, DON'T BUY ONE!