Newcastle are printing programmes for tomorrow's game if anyone is interested. Like Millwall they use a third party company Curtis Sport for ordering, link below.

I ordered mine yesterday, they arrived today.


https://www.curtis-sport.com/online-sto ... p238533351

i ordered mine on wednesday .Still not come yet .

ClaretnGreen wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 02, 2020 6:00 pm

i ordered mine on wednesday .Still not come yet .

They've been pretty prompt with mine for both Millwall and Newcastle but I've just realised it was Wednesday when I ordered it. The front cover is frightening by the way.

Ordered my programme yesterday. Might be an outside chance of receiving it by tomorrow? This is a good site for ordering programmes by the way. Ordered the Millwall programme from this site and the service was very good.

leelad wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 02, 2020 6:23 pm

Ordered my programme yesterday. Might be an outside chance of receiving it by tomorrow? This is a good site for ordering programmes by the way. Ordered the Millwall programme from this site and the service was very good.

They do West Brom's too which is the next game - good isn't it that some clubs consider their fans and print programmes

What are you saying Tony, Burnley don’t consider their fans?

It’s the it odd that all of the other teams feel it’s viable producing printed versions of their programmes but we don’t.

They must be selling shitloads of them to make it worthwhile

wilks_bfc wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 02, 2020 7:56 pm

They must be selling shitloads of them to make it worthwhile

Or they just understand the importance a matchday programme is to some fans.

Personally I don’t think it should be about turning a profit. Burnley should be producing a match day programme as a service to supporters who collect programmes. If they printed a thousand and only sold five hundred, so what? This may show a loss of a few hundred quid. So what? Sadly we are a Premier League club with a small team mentality. Producing a match day programme in these tricky times shouldn’t be anything to do with making a profit, it’s about looking after supporters.

RammyClaret61 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 02, 2020 11:11 pm

Or they just understand the importance a matchday programme is to some fans.

And that is my point.

The clubs reason for not doing it was apparently “not enough demand to warrant the cost of printing” but not doing it may have cost them a lot more

Obviously, with that cover they are rubbing our face in it