I've been contacting the big boys in the programme world the last few days about this important topic.

 

Nobody seems to be certain whether there will or wont be a programme printed in Bulgaria.

 

The likes of CSKA and Levski generally print them for the big matches only.It is thought Plovdiv will but none of the dealers i asked had seen one of their programmes

 

Yet more uncertainty about this cursed trip.

I've been contacting the big boys in the programme world the last few days about this important topic.

 

George

 

Maria Sharapova

 

 

or

 

 

 

football programmes.

 

And secondly, you do know Bulgarian programmes are in Bulgarian don't you? Bulgarian looks like this:

 

лошади гольфа изверга нападения Англии город села тонныав томобиля поезда большой физический

 

If you want something to read for on the way home they'll probably sell the British papers over there, I wouldn't worry.

 

You're welcome,

 

Maggie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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My interest in women was first stirred by an erotic image in a football programme.

 

The 84/85Stoke City programme had a picture of a leggy blond in black fishnet-tights and a white Stoke top posing provocatively against a Ricoh photocopier on the back page next to the team line ups.This photo stayed on all the seasons issues.

 

Despite having a miserable season Stoke programme sales were remarkably high...and it wasnt due to Barry Siddall's regular column.

 

 

Football programmes or women ?

The agony of choice.

My interest in women was first stirred by an erotic image in a football programme.

 

The 84/85Stoke City programme had a picture of a  leggy blond in black fishnet-tights and a white Stoke top posing provocatively against a Ricoh photocopier on the back page next to the team line ups.This photo stayed on all the seasons issues.

 

Despite having a miserable season Stoke programme sales were remarkably high...and it wasnt due to Barry Siddall's regular column.

 

 

Football programmes or women ?

The agony of choice.

 

 

are you posting from townleys?

My interest in women was first stirred by an erotic image in a football programme.

 

The 84/85Stoke City programme had a picture of a  leggy blond in black fishnet-tights and a white Stoke top posing provocatively against a Ricoh photocopier on the back page next to the team line ups.This photo stayed on all the seasons issues.

 

Despite having a miserable season Stoke programme sales were remarkably high...and it wasnt due to Barry Siddall's regular column.

 

 

Football programmes or women ?

The agony of choice.

 

 

are you posting from townleys?

 

K2 Ward :-#

George, you are an absolute star. You really crack me up.

Is this guy one of your heroes?

My heroes are the Bolton fans who on February 3 1990 found out on the motorway at Milton Keynes that our game at Orient had been postponed.

But still they carried on to Brisbane Rd for their match day programme.

 

Due to an objectionable female who thought it unreasonable to carry on down the motorway for a programme i did not get an issue.

 

At the re- arranged fixture a new programme was issued and to this day i have never obtained a copy of the first one.

My interest in women was first stirred by an erotic image in a football programme.

 

The 84/85Stoke City programme had a picture of a  leggy blond in black fishnet-tights and a white Stoke top posing provocatively against a Ricoh photocopier on the back page next to the team line ups.This photo stayed on all the seasons issues.

 

Despite having a miserable season Stoke programme sales were remarkably high...and it wasnt due to Barry Siddall's regular column.

 

 

Football programmes or women ?

The agony of choice.

 

i bet the pages are all stuck together.

My interest in women was first stirred by an erotic image in a football programme.

 

The 84/85Stoke City programme had a picture of a  leggy blond in black fishnet-tights and a white Stoke top posing provocatively against a Ricoh photocopier on the back page next to the team line ups.This photo stayed on all the seasons issues.

 

Despite having a miserable season Stoke programme sales were remarkably high...and it wasnt due to Barry Siddall's regular column.

 

 

Football programmes or women ?

The agony of choice.

 

The Stoke City programme also included an advert for a massage parlour.

My interest in women was first stirred by an erotic image in a football programme.

 

The 84/85Stoke City programme had a picture of a  leggy blond in black fishnet-tights and a white Stoke top posing provocatively against a Ricoh photocopier on the back page next to the team line ups.This photo stayed on all the seasons issues.

 

Despite having a miserable season Stoke programme sales were remarkably high...and it wasnt due to Barry Siddall's regular column.

 

 

Football programmes or women ?

The agony of choice.

 

 

are you posting from townleys?