Sign Here: Petition to reduce the programme price to £3

[zzamora]

At the moment we are paying £3.50 for our programmes.

The vast majority of teams are paying just £3. Why cant we be like them?

1) Saves on change- dont have to get that 50p out, but can simply pay with 3 £1 pound coins.

2) Would probably increase the amount of programmes brought.

3) Would stop ripping off our fans.

All who agree sign here:

1) Zamora.

[maksimir]

If most prem teams are 3 quid then it should be the same unless it's a lot bigger/better.

Protest by giving your 3 quid coins and fifty pennies - that should get the message accross.

[epsomraver]

Do what a lot do nowdays, walk past, it is the same old stuff bolstered out by adverts, you can read most of it on the Offal

[fulhamguy]

For the sake of 50p I'm not really that bothered, helps bring extra revenue into the club.

[jarv]

I will buy one when it goes back to 50p. (Or, how about 2 bob?)

[ImperialWhite]

Signing, for what it's worth (it's my resolution to not buy a programme this season - 1/1 so far!).

But really -what are they for though? Takes 5 minutes to scribble down the opposition shirt numbers, and that's all I tend to use programmes for.

[Jack Fulham]

Haven't bought a program for years but apparently ours are the most expensive in the premier league.

[SG]

Do what a lot do nowdays, walk past, it is the same old stuff bolstered out by adverts, you can read most of it on the Offal

Spot on - I stopped buying last season having bought one every game for many many seasons. Dont miss them as they are the same thing week in week out.

[The Equalizer]

I stopped buying programmes when the price went up 2 years ago.

It's a shame really because yesterday's edition is easily worth a fiver - there's a picture of me chowing down on a burger at Seaview just in front of Cliffy Dean!

[LBNo11]

...zzamora, although I agree with your stance, believe me a petition will achieve bugger all.

1) Fans will say all sorts of things in support of proposals such as this, but inevitably they talk the talk but rarely walk the walk.

2) The club will not bow down to a petition, they may pay lip service but they will ultimately ignore it /shred it.

3) This club will only take notice when the sales go further down. Their pricing is crackers, what would you prefer for £3.50 Fultime or a programme? But they will not back down from their stance, they will just wait until the other premiership teams follow suit (spuds next).

If you feel stronly about it - just stop buying it, save your £70 a year and if you are so loyal as to want to spend it on Fulham, buy 2 of the 10 years reviews, which is probably just 10 years of programme material in any case.

Get a TOOFIF mate...

[MOR :]

Don't bother with them anymore...and since I've stopped buying them...I don't miss them...

[FatFreddysCat]

...zzamora, although I agree with your stance, believe me a petition will achieve bugger all.

1) Fans will say all sorts of things in support of proposals such as this, but inevitably they talk the talk but rarely walk the walk.

2) The club will not bow down to a petition, they may pay lip service but they will ultimately ignore it /shred it.

3) This club will only take notice when the sales go further down. Their pricing is crackers, what would you prefer for £3.50 Fultime or a programme? But they will not back down from their stance, they will just wait until the other premiership teams follow suit (spuds next).

If you feel stronly about it - just stop buying it, save your £70 a year and if you are so loyal as to want to spend it on Fulham, buy 2 of the 10 years reviews, which is probably just 10 years of programme material in any case.

Get a TOOFIF mate...

Sorry Ed i have to pull you up on this, the price of the programme is a mere 50p dearer (no one has to buy it, i dont when i go), but you compare our season ticket prices with most and we're very cheap, perhaps the measly 50p every other week some how compensates for that?

[LBNo11]

...Spence, if you can afford a minimum £70 a season on programmes then lucky you - I can't justify that or the extra to buy yesterdays news and adverts - my choice, nothing to pull me up on...

[Mr_Moon]

Or

1) Spend that £3.50 in the pub.

2) Save up for 2 home games and buy the Fulham review

[clintclintdeuce]

I buy them, when Im in town.

[Tktd]

They used to be part and parcel of my matchday experience, now I hardly bother.

I have bought the Europa League one's as they've got relatively interesting/new/different content in them and they're a collectors item in many respects - still have most of the one's leading upto the final a couple of years ago.

But yeah, now they've started showing all the articles on the main site before or after the match there's not a whole lot of point in buying them. That said, £3.50 isn't exactly extortionate and it is one of the better programmes in the league and has been deemed in polls to be the most interesting and also is well noted to have a very good suppliment on the away teams that visit.