No, the point is that it may make the hassle more worth while. Though obviously it could back fire if people stop buying it due to its inferior quality of print (if thats the case).

I heard a while ago it was going to the newspaper style, I believe the production cost is lower than the glossy style.

Personally I'd like to see the club find a way to sell it as a download to view online or on a tablet, dont think it would be a massive job to get the print version onto a PDF type file, subscriptions could be sold up front, and getting hold of back issues would never be a problem if someone wanted to view a particular one

I don't know how as on numerous times there was none left at the South Stand end so is something going wrong with distribution as the programme sellers told me a few times they had only been given a limited number?

I was told by a programme seller at one game that only 35 programmes had been supplied for sale in the East Stand.

Not surprisingly, they were sold out nearly 40 minutes before kick-off.

It wouldn't have sent out a good message to visiting supporters in that stand who arrived in good time for the game but still missed out on acquiring a programme that day.

I wondered at the time how many were left lying around in the corporate/dining areas.

To many supporters, a programme is part of the matchday experience.

If the Club do go for a newspaper style issue, is there any guarantee that these will be made available in sufficient numbers or will the same supply issue still persist?

Totally agree ff i was told the same found myself going to games earlier & earlier with no guarantee of getting one
As you say will there be enough,will it be free like the Dulls ?