Michael Kenrick 21/08/2025 10comments  |  Jump to last

Everton start the new season with a bold new venture that sees them partner with a new and dedicated local start-up to produce a very impressive new Matchday Programme. 

The first issue to be produced by Quatrisport is available now on order from the club at this Programme order page.

The normal price has been kept at £4 but the Brighton game will see a special large format (A4) £10 souvenir issue, similar to the one produced for the last game at Goodison Park.

Summer signing Jack Grealish is the subject of the main interview, while there is a stunning pictorial timeline showing how the Hill Dickinson Stadium came to life out of Bramley-Moore Dock.

The programme feature several of David Moyes's new signings, while Kevin McLeod tells his incredible post-Everton journey having come through the Blues' Academy.

You can guarantee your own personal copies of all 19-Premier League home programmes for the 2025-26 season for a fixed price of £120 – which includes UK postage and packing. A seasonal subscription represents a saving of more than £25 when compared to buying each programme online individually.

Subscribers in Europe can get the same subscription for £170 including postage and packaging, while the price for the rest of the world is £225.

 

 

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Neil Lawson
1 Posted 21/08/2025 at 13:50:12
Can they also programme Moyes and his starting 11 to be positive, effective, attack minded and, most importantly, successful.
Michael Kenrick
2 Posted 21/08/2025 at 14:20:36
When I hooked back up with all things Everton back in the early '90s, after years of isolation in the USA, one of the things I did was subscribe to the Matchday Programme.

It was a great resource... but as time passed, I found I was reading it less and less. And this new-fangled worldwide interweb thingy was just getting going.

I wonder how the sales numbers have held up through the ensuing revolution?

Frank Crewe
3 Posted 21/08/2025 at 15:07:44
New era, New Stadium… New Programme...Same old problems.
Danny O'Neill
4 Posted 21/08/2025 at 15:34:04
As a teenager, I was an avid collector of programmes. Not just Everton ones, but football in general.

When I started buy them, I had a full collection of all of the Everton home matches from the 85-86 and 86-87 seasons as well as the away trips my mother could cobble enough together for me to get the coach. I also had the Wembley trips I was able to go to and the away trip that away trip to Norwich.

Lord knows what happened to them as I moved around. They might still be in my sister's garage.

Les Callan
6 Posted 21/08/2025 at 16:21:52
Any truth in the rumour that the RS have reacted a huge sign on the dock Road about the distance to the “ best “ ground in the city. If true, how antagonistic is that.
Joe McMahon
7 Posted 21/08/2025 at 16:21:54
Where's Richard (Doddy) Dodd, he would have orgasams about the £10 souvenir issue.
Jack Convery
8 Posted 21/08/2025 at 16:27:36
Can I ask if anyone is going from Ainsdale to the match on SUnday, who could pick up a programme for me. I won't order on line, after having my card hacked several years ago. Cost me, loads of time and trouble, to sort it out. Not a good time. I am happy to pay in advance and would meet up prior to the game. Cheers. J.
Ian Bennett
9 Posted 21/08/2025 at 16:28:51
It was the anfield wrap cretins. Did something similar in Manchester a couple of years ago.

Think it was when they were celebrating their covid league.


Dave Abrahams
10 Posted 21/08/2025 at 16:36:46
I’ve got literally hundreds of old Everton programmes— asked in St. Luke’s if they wanted them but they were of no interest to them.

Anybody who wants them are free to have them just ask on here.

Christy Ring
12 Posted 21/08/2025 at 17:20:44
New era, still totally lacking signings. I still can't understand how we are looking at new players, and keep looking, and other teams come in weeks later make an offer and buy?

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