LCFC programmes

[C-man]

I keep all mine, i have 791 on last count

But thats both my dads and mine dating back to 1961 FA cup semi-final and final.

[stulcfc]

i throw mine after i read them

[Matt]

I have about 5 boxes full in the loft

[EmLeee]

i have too many

way too many

and i happen to be in some of them

[Guest CL Blue Army]

I have recently stopped buying them due to their price.

[computingelite]

loads and loads of em

[Leicesterboi]

Only the old school ones with the characatures of the players in. They were legendary. My younger brother used to trace them and claim them as his own. <_<

[connolly19]

Only the old school ones with the characatures of the players in. They were legendary. My younger brother used to trace them and claim them as his own.   <_<

124590[/snapback]

I did aswell! <_<

[Anish]

I keep mine, but I hardly ever buy them in the first place. A couple (2-3) a season at most, simply because they are a rip off for what they are. £3.50 for something that doesn't have a poster anymore, and is only worthwhile reading before the game.

Sorry but no thanks.

[Dave_7]

Id rather read a piece of tissue id wiped my arse with

[Bert]

same here Anish thta's why i don't but them anymore. But all the ones that i bought i've kept because if i chucked them away then id just see it as a waste of money!

[Dave_7]

they cost peanuts to make and they sell at ridiculous prices

[Durnerz]

they cost peanuts to make and they sell at ridiculous prices

124688[/snapback]

Welcome to the world.

[Dave_7]

well i admit tigers are the same

[Durnerz]

well i admit tigers are the same

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Are you a Tigers fan?

[Thracian]

they cost peanuts to make and they sell at ridiculous prices

124688[/snapback]

Years ago I used to work on Peterborough United match programmes with the likes of Phil Hoare, Melvyn Beck and Russell Plummer. That's four people involved that I can remember and a considerable amount of time preparing the information, handling the layout arrangements and checking for mistakes. Not saying City don't overcharge but with the cost of plumbers, mechanics, builders and electricians these days... is it so extortionate considering the preparation costs?.

[Anish]

they cost peanuts to make and they sell at ridiculous prices

124688[/snapback]

Years ago I used to work on Peterborough United match programmes with the likes of Phil Hoare, Melvyn Beck and Russell Plummer. That's four people involved that I can remember and a considerable amount of time preparing the information, handling the layout arrangements and checking for mistakes. Not saying City don't overcharge but with the cost of plumbers, mechanics, builders and electricians these days... is it so extortionate considering the preparation costs?.

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Yes.

I don't care about the preparation costs - and I'm sure many fans feel the same. You have to consider the total cost of attending a football match: £20/25 on the ticket, drinks before the game and/or at half time (plus snacks), travelling expenses, and then an additional £3.50 on a programme.

Besides, I'm sure part of the matchday ticket money goes towards the programme production, so it's not only the sales of programmes that generates an income/revenue for people on the production team.