Tag Archives: Bristol City

Fully Programmed – Festive Director’s Cut

Posted on December 9, 2015 by thefoxfanzine

There was one spread we couldn’t fit into ‘Fully Programmed: The Lost World of Football Programmes’ and now is as good a time as any to show it to you… [Click on the image to view large size] So here … Continue reading →

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Copycat, copycat, sitting on the doormat…

Posted on September 13, 2015 by thefoxfanzine

During our extensive months of research for new title – ‘Fully Programmed’ we couldn’t help noticing that some matchday programmes bore a remarkable likeness to those that had gone before… Homage…. recycling…. nicking… whatever you want to call it here … Continue reading →

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The Got, Not Got Advent Calendar – Day 12

Posted on December 12, 2012 by thefoxfanzine

The big December challenge is on… one retro football post every day until Christmas Day… we can do it, especially if you help out a bit…. Bristol City have given over both the front and back of their programme for … Continue reading →

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More of Your Rubbish 80s Photos – 4

Posted on November 15, 2012 by thefoxfanzine

Many thanks those of you who have donated your efforts to the 80s Crappy Snaps Football Exhibition… From the pre-digital days of point and hope… Leeds Road, Huddersfield Town. Thanks to Ian du Feu of the GotNotGot Twitterati, who sent … Continue reading →

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It’s BACKPASS time again…

Posted on September 24, 2012 by thefoxfanzine

If you haven’t already discovered this gem, then now is the time… This issue features: Mike Summerbee, Don Rogers, Sam Bartram, Kevin Keegan and Chris Garland as well as all the usual features including our ‘Got, Not Got’ page focussing … Continue reading →

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Programme Collecting: Steve Earl’s Bargain Bundles

Posted on August 30, 2012 by thefoxfanzine

If, like us, you spent a lot of the 1970s putting self addressed envelopes into bigger envelopes and then into the post, you probably sent one to Steve Earl Football Programmes, Earsham Street, Bungay, Suffolk… Steve advertised in every issue … Continue reading →

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Coffer Time… 70s Bling!

Posted on July 5, 2012 by thefoxfanzine

The chances are, if you wore football-related jewellery in the medallion-man 1970s, then it was made by Coffer Sports… In the days when no item of bling was complete without a little football badge, Northampton- and London-based Coffer were the … Continue reading →

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‘Got, Not Got’ – Judging a Book by its Cover…

Posted on May 31, 2012 by thefoxfanzine

Designing the cover of ‘Got, Not Got’ was a lengthy and involved process that took weeks… It was a difficult balancing act, see who the winners and losers were… from our original design to the completed project… Many thanks to … Continue reading →

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Going Mobil

Posted on January 3, 2012 by thefoxfanzine

We love these silk badges given away with Mobil petrol in the late 70s… If anyone has a full set on the accompanying wallchart map they could lend us for GNG2 we will definitely, definitely give it back. Promise.

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GOT, NOT GOT – In Demand…

Posted on October 23, 2011 by thefoxfanzine

‘GOT, NOT GOT’ appears in the Mail on Sunday’s ‘In Demand’ section today… their essential must-have, must-see, must-do guide. Vodka, Paul Simon, Ice Cream, Emma Stone and Got, Not Got…. there’s your ideal Sunday right there… ‘Got, Not Got’ features: Aberdeen, Arsenal, Aston Villa, … Continue reading →

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