Be radical, make a programme that offers more than just something people pick up to record their attendance.
Maybe less "latest news" that has been posted on Pasoti days before the articles were written let alone printed and sat in transit prior to match day. Proper interviews with players that go beyond tedious questions like "what is in your pocket right now", proper interviews with former players about their memories of playing for Argyle. If not players then supporters, managers , pundits, anyone that has something at least marginally more interesting to say than "the fans were great at X club, I enjoyed my time there but I had to leave just to find myself and some other such generic noise".
Personally I stopped buying the programme this season. For me it's an outdated concept where people still buy into this idea that the programme is vital to the match day experience. It's not, trust me I survived this season relatively unscathed by giving it a miss, my £3 was otherwise invested in prematch doughnuts and the like. Just as intellectually stimulating only tastier and £1 cheaper.
What I'd love to see is something genuinely interesting to read, sadly that will not happen because clubs can simply trot out the same cheap to write, generic "updates" 23 times a season and enough people will lap it up at £3 a pop, survey or not it's simply not cost effective to produce anything better. Anyway sorry about that my rant is over now, safe to say I'll be sticking to other ways of using my £3 :thumbs:
Sorry about the hijack KIG
