Did anyone get one tonight? not for the first time I didnt see anyone selling any

Apparently there had been a problem at the printers and the programmes were due to arrive at 8pm. Don't know whether they did eventually turn up

Didn't see any so I'll pop into the shop on Saturday.

I hope Hull get some compensation from the printers, will have cost them a fair bit in lost sales.

Out of interest what are people's thoughts on programmes in this day and age? IMO as a fan they were probably the best and most reliable source of information, news and updates on a club years ago, but since the internet really took off I found that I was buying less and less, to now where I very rarely buy one.
With the internet (eg social media), printed press, TV, radio etc do you think they will always be around?

I had a good look around for one but couldn't find any on sale.

They are in Wilfs blue bin, been there since Tuesday

Have similar thoughts to you Roofs. I rarely buy a programme because I use other media for news and info. I personally don't think they will last to be honest unless they can find something innovative that makes them a must read all the time.

I read it on Fc Live. Wouldn't mind paying a smallish amount for a squad list at the game though. I'm not always 100 per cent familiar with every player from every team.

Used to buy a programme years ago before the internet .

I think a lot of people myself included just buy a programme out of habit nowadays

Adam Pearson's programme notes are now available on the official website

I advise everyone to read them as they directly address just about every issue that has been discussed on here in the last few weeks and months. Many won't like or accept his comments but they are pretty comprehensive and indicate that he will not waver from the course he has embarked on - and that includes our coaching setup.

Fans of Gentle are going to be particularly peeved, BTW. Fair to say neither he nor McRae are on AP's Christmas card list.

Well said Kosh. These parts really stood out to meThere was clearly a highly uncoordinated approach to how this large wage bill was controlled, and we failed to sign the right type of player, at the right price, for the right positions. Naturally, I must shoulder some responsibility as I put my faith in the people around me to manage this efficiently, but evidently this was not done.'"

Here's the link by the way for easy access: hullfc.com/article/35387/read-ow ... atch-notes

Here's the link by the way for easy access: hullfc.com/article/35387/read-ow ... atch-notes

"Shaun Wane has done wonderfully well at Wigan having progressed in a similar way to Lee has here, coming through the academy structure as an assistant coach before stamping his own mark on the club. The same can be said of Paul Anderson at Huddersfield, with neither having vast previous Head Coach experience but both knowing their clubs inside-out.

Brian McDermott is another case in point at Leeds Rhinos. I recall in early 2011 many people were calling into question his position at the club after winning just two matches from eight, but admirably their Chairman Gary Hetherington backed his coach. That loyalty was rewarded within months when Brian delivered victory in the Super League Grand Final."

Are the journeys of these 3 really comparable to Radford? I'd also argue that these 3 were not the architects of the changes at those clubs but rather the beneficiaries.

Anyway it's blatantly obvious the coach is going to be Radford for the foreseeable future so we just have to get on with it.

Interesting read.