Any thoughts?

For myself, I thought it was OK - though not so easy to read in the rain, snow and gusty wind! My main, and only real, criticism is where were the team lists?

I never saw a copy. Where was it being distributed?

I collected mine from the beer tent (table where the bottles are), but apparently it was in the shop and touchdown too, among other places apparently.

In all honesty, I never opened it. Largely because I expected it to turn into paper mache if I attempted to read it at Odsal yesterday. I'll probably have a look this week at some point though.

I was actually really impressed with it. For something that is given away for free, it had plenty of great articles in there, comments from Marc Green and some of the players too.
I suppose not having the team lineups in there might disappoint a few, but in all honesty anyone with a mobile phone and a bit of nouce can find that information quickly enough. Failing that, you just wait until the teams are announced in the build up to kick-off (if you can understand Robbie's terrible diction).

I read it after the game too as I thought I might end up with a ball of paper mache afterwards!!!

Ok to read, had everything that the programme used to have. Would agree the team lists would have been good but then again it had a nice round up of the opposition, form and players.

Think some of it needed some more professional editing. Read like it was written by an amateur. That said, it was free so can't grumble too much.

I picked mine up in front of beer tent (kind of behind the touchdown bar).

Loads left on the stalls near the touchdown. It was very absorbent.

I liked it, agreed it was not to good in the rain but thought it is better than the old glossy program.

I thought it was ok for a first effort

But I had to go out looking for one at half time, and tracked down a small pile in the Bull Pen.

Would it be beyond the pale to expect a bunch of volunteers to be handing them out near the turnstiles?

I assume when it gets warm enough the club will have some sort of collection points dotted around the ground for fans to pick up a copy. Something similar to how trains/bus stations hand out the Metro.

I thought it was excellent. It had everything in I used to read in the programme for £3. I couldn't find a copy in the stand but when I asked a steward where they were he gave me his own copy which I thought was a great gesture.

Can't argue with a freebie which I enjoyed reading once I returned home!

I had a quick flick through last night, and while I certainly didn't read it cover to cover. I thought it pretty good for a freebie. Whenever I did have a look through a programme, there were only certain parts I ever read, and those same sections were in the freebie paper this weekend. So personally, I'm pretty happy with that. Once the weather improves a bit, I think you'll see quite a few people reading it on the terraces.

They had loads of them both in the bar and the shop behind the stand.