Programmes £3.50 next season...

[OldR]

That's it for me... Not paying that for a programme...

If you've already stopped buying them what was your final price?

If you haven't, how much are you willing to go up to?

[CroydonCaptainJack]

£3.00 - I stopped last season. My son used to read them then stopped so we gorge on chocolate bars after now.
Slightly less healthy but still.

[HertsHoops]

'We stopped last season too - they're a good read but I'd rather have another pint

[corbray]

i've never actually bought a programme to begin with .

i guess its because everything i need to know about is mentioned online now anyway as its a different age for being a fan

[brightonr]

'We stopped last season too - they're a good read but I'd rather have another pint

Easier to recycle the pint too.

[Joe90]

I buy the programmes and read them on the way home. I've got a bit of a collection going on, I like seeing them build up over a season. I've always been a bit obsessive about collecting reading material.

[QPRDave]

That's it for me... Not paying that for a programme...

If you've already stopped buying them what was your final price?

If you haven't, how much are you willing to go up to?

I paid £12 at the playoff final...

[lymehoop]

prefer to spend it on AKUTR's. Apparently programmes are now out of fashion, Won't be long before you don't have the choice anyways

[cross it Dave]

I used to buy them in the 60 and 70’s, but haven’t bought one in 30 odd years now, and today, it’s all on line anyway.

[vespa]

prefer to spend it on AKUTR's. Apparently programmes are now out of fashion, Won't be long before you don't have the choice anyways

i`m the same ,one of us will always buy AKUTRS ,i havnt bought a programme for about 20 years

[Kit]

Always get a programme but to be honest they could revert to the retro 70’s style perhaps a 12pp A5 size and cut price to 2.00? Make it more collectible again. Doesn’t need to be 48pp.

[OldR]

I paid £12 at the playoff final...

Yep, finals and big games are different. I also always buy England programmes and paid £35 for a first edition copy of the one issued in Turin back in 2015 as I didn't get one over there: few did which is why it had a second publication.

[OldR]

Always get a programme but to be honest they could revert to the retro 70’s style perhaps a 12pp A5 size and cut price to 2.00? Make it more collectible again. Doesn’t need to be 48pp.

They should do a digital copy for a quid or 2. I'd happily buy and download it at home before heading out to the match.

[MattyRangers]

Tbh I personally don't buy programmes anyway, but £3.50 isn't unreasonable at all in my mind?

Less than a pint of beer, and as others have said, programmes at venues like Wembley etc are 3 or 4 times that price. Considering the work that evidently goes into the programme, really don't think £3.50 is a lot.

[Rangers77]

This. But I last brought a programme in 1981.......