Have a look at my programmes website

[Hiney]

1987/88 is now available.

Promotion memories from Barry Lloyd's men

Great stuff

HOME - Seagulls Programmes

 

[The Large One]

Cracking site, Hiney.

I hope this can become a snazzy interactive thing in the Albion museum.

 

[Normal Rob]

clicked the link. crashed my router and had to re-boot. Don't think i'll try again!

 

[Hiney]

Evening people.

I've just started a section in the website which will, over (a long) time, detail the history of the Albion programme, from humble beginnings in the 19th Century, to the 84 page BEHEMOTH we have today.

You can have a look here:

HOME - Seagulls Programmes

I know i'm a massive anorak but what the hell, I ruddy LOVE football programmes

xx

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Evening people.

I've just started a section in the website which will, over (a long) time, detail the history of the Albion programme, from humble beginnings in the 19th Century, to the 84 page BEHEMOTH we have today.

You can have a look here:

HOME - Seagulls Programmes

I know i'm a massive anorak but what the hell, I ruddy LOVE football programmes

xx

Great site.

Love the blog too

 

[Hiney]

Great site.

Love the blog too

Thanks you sir.

Blog needs updating though - a job for tomorrow!

 

[Hiney]

1988/89 now available.

 

[Hiney]

1991/92 is now available, including the utterly HORRIFIC stripey shorts

Never has a season that promised so much, ended so ridiculously. Watch it all unfold at HOME - Seagulls Programmes

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

Stop SPAMMING us [MENTION=118]Hiney[/MENTION]!

 

[Hiney]

1992/93 now uploaded

Here

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[Hiney]

1993/94 has now been uploaded.

The first evidence of the satanic influence of Bellotti, as he writes 'From the Boardroom'.

There is also some CLASSIC stuff 'In the Spotlight' - some fashion DISASTERS

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[Goldstone Rapper]

Thanks for the scans. Together, it must have taken more hours than many of us work in a week. Looking through them, I have to say what a nasty kit we had in the 1993/94 season. Also, there was real variation in the quality of the photography in the programmes. Some of it looks like it was taken with a polaroid camera. Still, Liz Costa's 'Programme Corner' was always a worth a read!

 

[Weststander]

Great to look at that fantastic website again.

The away at Newcastle, 1930, programme is interesting.
Their no9 is the legendary Hughie Gallagher, and according to the Carder & Harris book, over 56,000 were there.
The programme is quality, showing they were a big outfit.
Amazing to think the programme is he best part of century old.

 

[Hiney]

Great to look at that fantastic website again.

The away at Newcastle, 1930, programme is interesting.
Their no9 is the legendary Hughie Gallagher, and according to the Carder & Harris book, over 56,000 were there.
The programme is quality, showing they were a big outfit.
Amazing to think the programme is he best part of century old.

It is a fantastic programme. He's just sold it at auction. He offered to me but it was too expensive!

I've started 94/95, which is when the problems really started. It's interesting to see how Bellotti's programme notes get progressively more defensive and aggressive.

I'm also working on a piece covering The Football League Review, which (for the youngsters), was a free mag that was included with the programme in the late 60s and early 70s.

A real labour of love

 

[East Preston Gull]

Bloody marvellous. I just looked up my first ever program. At home to Cambridge utd 28/2/1984. I was ten and I treasured it! Fan-bloody-tastic work!

 

[Hiney]

1995/96 is now available to read.

It's difficult to express, knowing what we know now, just how much of a ******* David Bellotti was.

www.seagullsprogrammes.co.uk

 

[withdeanwombat]

Marvelous, Hiney, marvelous.

Did you deliberately put Pies, Pints, Programmes in reverse order ?

 

[Hiney]

Marvelous, Hiney, marvelous.

Did you deliberately put Pies, Pints, Programmes in reverse order ?

We both know what is important in life!

 

[Hiney]

Alright people, 1996/97 is up and available, as I said last week, including the Hereford game - what a HORRIFIC programme that was, by the way.

Thanks to @gripper stebson the site is now built on HTML5 so all you people who can't use Flash can now browse our amazing history



www.seagullsprogrammes.co.uk

 

[Hiney]

You can now view programmes from 2000/01, up to the end of December 2000.

The rest will follow over the next few days.

At 48 pages each, the programmes are taking longer to scan.

Some great stuff in there - seeing Zamora's unbelieveable season unfold, plus the start of the process that got us to Falmer.

Fascinating