looked to bring new and innovative ideas to the matchday programme for your club
However, we want to hear your views about what you would like to see in your programme.
If you are a regular programme buyer, what do you like?
Is there something that used to be in the programme that you would like to see return?
Have you seen something in other publications that you think would work well for your club
What puts you off purchasing a copy
do you have any suggestions ?

Where are they now? for ex players

The price puts me off. They might sell more if the price was lowered. I don't know how much they cost to produce but more people might buy if the price was lower?

Prices, I Stopped Buyin When Price Went Up..

Started buying one on a regular basis, after I started taking my eldest last year. He really liked the posters and the kids section. Some of them spot the differences are impossible!

Price is the main reason I don't buy them as well. Lets be honest all a lot of people want from a programme is a cover with the two teams on a bit of blurb inside and the lineups. No real need to fill it up with more stuff and charge more as it is usually read whilst waiting for the game to kick off then it is rolled up and stuck in the back pocket till you get home.

Competitions for fans to interview players maybe....
Lower the prices too.

They could do a program app/download for people with smart phones/kindles. Once set up running costs should be minimal, fans could then download that days prog and when a player scores they could easily record tries, kicks or other notes etc on the app too. Flicking through the pages won't really be that much different.
Make the cost either per game or per season though not sure how that would work exactly, some sort of single use code with each purchase

Probably make more money on each 'sale' than for a hard copy AND the club could brag about being more environmentally friendly and in front tech wise if nobody else has done it?

Content wise I'd like to see a full player profile done of players of yore including all their stats, as opposed to just a 'where are they now' short which could easily be tagged onto the bottom of each profile. I haven't really bought progs since I was a kid when I'd buy loads of 'other' teams from the old portakabin club shop at the side of the best stand for 5p or so

Prices put me off, even though we have passes we still spend a few quid every match on a couple of sherberts etc.

£3 for a hull fc programme in 2011,and £2 for a warrington programme in the same season.

Also When You Think, If you Want To have a beer and burger before the match. thats £10 gone already