by 10Footballs | Aug 17, 2026 | Articles
A football programme records the official presentation of a fixture, but it rarely tells the whole story of attending the match. A ticket identifies where a supporter stood or sat, a travel document shows how they reached the ground, and a team sheet captures changes...
by 10Footballs | Aug 12, 2026 | Articles
A signed programme combines two forms of football memorabilia in one item. The programme records a particular fixture, while the autograph creates a direct link to a player, manager or other figure associated with the game. Some examples are valuable because they...
by 10Footballs | Aug 4, 2026 | Articles
Some football programmes matter because they are rare. Others matter because of the occasion they represent. Cup finals, dramatic semi-finals, promotion deciders, European nights and fiercely contested derbies capture moments when a season—or an entire period in a...
by 10Footballs | Aug 1, 2026 | Articles
Collecting programmes from one football club gives the hobby a clear direction while leaving almost unlimited room to expand. A collection might begin with the matches attended during childhood, one promotion season or a favourite manager’s time in charge. From there,...
by 10Footballs | Jul 16, 2026 | Articles
Scotland international programmes tell one of the most emotional stories in football history. They record famous victories, painful near-misses, ambitious World Cup campaigns and the extraordinary journeys made by generations of travelling supporters. From historic...
by 10Footballs | Jul 11, 2026 | Articles
The 1970s were among the most dramatic years in British football history. The decade produced brilliant players, unforgettable cup finals, packed terraces and the growing excitement of European competition. It was also a period shaped by economic uncertainty,...
