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Busy afternoon?
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They do offer a subscription for the printed version (New Season, New Programme! | PNEFC).
But a PDF version to save on postage and trees sounds a good idea!
But a PDF version to save on postage and trees sounds a good idea!
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They had this quite a few years ago and it must not have taken off as it didn't continue.
The new programme can be bought on a subscription basis but it's still a print version.
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ah thats even better, I didnt know that. thanks.
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New Season, New Programme!
The 2020/21 season is a week away and a new season means a new matchday programme and we will be producing a full programme for every league game this Championship campaign.
www.pnefc.net
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Assuming that a significant proportion of games will be behind closed doors, how many people will even be watching?
Think a lot of people just gave up after the first couple of games last year. If there isnt much interest in the games I doubt there will be any in a digital programme.
Think a lot of people just gave up after the first couple of games last year. If there isnt much interest in the games I doubt there will be any in a digital programme.
But you can’t sell it on in 20 years time.
I’ve got match day programmes going back 50 years for the games Ive attended. I still get one But to be honest I don’t usually read it. They just go on the pile in the cupboard. I can’t do that with a digital one so I don’t think I’d be subscribing.
But this is a subscription for a printed programme posted to you, so you could subscribe and just store them away.
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I am on the other side I would be mortified if they ever stopped printing the programme but as that's is probably the way it will go but hopefully not in my life. I have collected them for over 50 years got all but a handful of homes since 1956 the year I was born.
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What's everyone's view on the Matchday Programme? I find them fairly pointless, they're usually mostly advertisements with a little bit of football in.
Would anyone on here miss it if Preston got rid of 'The One and Only', if that's what it's still called? Would it take away from the experience?
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I know some people really love buying the printed version and collecting them but personally I could make do with some well-timed, long-form digital content on the website - so essentially what you’d get in the programme but online. I could even read it on my phone in the stadium if I could get bloody signal!
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Use to be big fan of buying matchday programmes got shitloads at home still buy the odd one but I don't really need to these days but there still popular with few kids etc and its yes One And Only
They could digitally put QR codes on the back of the seats on a little screen that changes each match, scanning it to bring up a PDF file of the programme.
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Careful, that sounds dangerously like a good idea to me!
you try getting players to autograph your Ipad screen as you display the digital prog!!
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Bring your Apple Pencil 🤷♂️
I imagine they'll just put a squiggle with a number underneath like one does when signing for a parcel.
Squiggle with a number? Wait, that's what all footballer signatures look like! 🙊
