Thoughts on digital programme

It would be good to feed back to the Club on the opportunity to buy today’s matchday programme in digital format. I’m assuming that it was a welcome initiative for those exiled fans who don’t get to TP regularly.

Personally I liked the opportunity to read the various articles in advance of the match. As a rule I scan it during stoppages in play and then end up reading it properly weeks later!

I did read on social media that a few had problems downloading it but it seemed ok to me.

And as always, it was a very good read!

What do others think?

Excellent idea and read, easy to access, brilliant for exiles and others to read in comfort and well ahead of the game, I'd gladly take out a subscription, bring it on.

Personally I prefer a printed programme, I ordered mine and it arrived on Saturday in time for the match! Very well packed in a bubble packed envelope and in perfect condition. Well done to those who arranged this!

I went for both, only because I wanted a 'physical' souvenir of the game, but I think the digital idea is a good one and it worked very well.

Agreed pretty much entirely with Les. The online one worked well to read but would always prefer a physical copy if available, I tend to read them after the game so it's nicer than on a screen.

I thought the digital programme was excellent . . . . so glad the club thought of it.
Just a shame about the result

Probably my lack of IT skills but not been able to view it. Not sure why it can not be accessed from laptop or dektop device.
Just adds to the frustration and disappointment of the day itself.

Peter Newman wrote:Probably my lack of IT skills but not been able to view it. Not sure why it can not be accessed from laptop or dektop device.
Just adds to the frustration and disappointment  of the day itself.

I think once you have downloaded the app you can read it on any device via the Match Day Info website.

Well I have now been able to download the App on an old Android phone. The problem has been that it seems the only way to download the actual programme is by payment of £2.99 whereas I thought it was free with my Bladud donation. Is there something else I need to action?

EFL to start 12/9.

Guess we’ll be similar - not long

Peter Newman wrote:Well I have now been able to download the App on an old Android phone. The problem  has been that  it  seems the only way to download the actual programme  is by  payment of £2.99 whereas I thought it was free with my Bladud donation.  Is there something else I need to action?

If I remember rightly from the weekend, once you had downloaded the app if you put the log in details and password you used for the crowdfunder into the MatchDayInfo website this would give you access to the programme without paying.

pete mac wrote:EFL to start 12/9.

Guess we’ll be similar - not long

Without paying spectators that could well kill off some EFL clubs.

comrade powell wrote:

pete mac wrote:EFL to start 12/9.

Guess we’ll be similar - not long

Without paying spectators that could well kill off some EFL clubs.

Agreed.

Surely only the Championship sides can afford to host matches in the EFL without paying spectators (unless an unlimited amount of spectators will be allowed by then). As for non-League clubs - not a cat's chance in hell.

I am sure that we all share your wishful thinking though Pete.