Football Programmes for English matches, also known as matchday magazines usually cost on the day around the £2-£3 this is for the league matches In the cup games, clubs are out to get as much money out of the fans so invairably charge slightly more.
For the FA Cup Final a programme on the day would set you back about £10, but for those shrewd enough and collect programmes as a hobby, you could pick up a copy for under that amount in the week just after the final.
Old football programmes have some value to collectors, the cost would depend on condition and age. Many can be picked up for about a pound but many football programmes go for much, much more. I think the world record for a football programme at auction is something like £21,850, the sum paid at Graham Budd Auctions in London, in May 2006, for an 1889 Wolves vs Preston single sheet FA Cup Final.
Some recent top priced football programmes can be seen at www.jcprogrammes.co.uk/Top_Sellers, recently a 1957 football programme was sold on eBay for £2,750.
There are many places where one can purchase Scotland Football Programmes. A good place to purchase Scotland Football Programmes is the website "eBay" or "Amazon" on the internet.
What do you want to know about 208-09 Football Programmes, considering the season has barely started only a handful of football programmes will be available www.jcprogrammes.co.ukhas listings for individual teams that may be of some help to you.
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Liverpool football programmes can be purchased from the Bell's official website. They carry the best and lowest prices around. You can not find any better prices.
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One can purchase Arsenal football programmes collectors books online from sites like eBay and Amazon. It may also be possible to get these books in the official Arsenal store.
There are many antique shops and fairs around the country that will allow the possibility to view old football programmes before purchase. The best way to find out about these places is to keep an eye on the local press.
Several networks air football programmes in the UK. The BBC, Sky Sports, ESPN and ITV4 all show some matches, though each network shows only certain ones.
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For general football league games the price is £5 to £8 for years 1950 to 1955 , but for home friendlies they can be worth upto £50 especially during 1950/51 seasons. The championship year 1954/55 programmes range in value from £10 to £20. Chelsea away programmes during this period are much rarer , and these can be worth several times the value of the home ones. The most sought after programmes from this period are the Chelsea away programmes from the championship year 1954/55, a complete set is worth in excess of £3000.
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