While some clubs have previously ditched the sale of match-day programmes, and others will follow suit in the coming season, Oldham RLFC has decided to continue with the sale of traditional programmes as a service to fans.
For various reasons this is no longer a money-making exercise -- hence the decision of many clubs to either go online or abandon programmes entirely -- but the majority view of the Roughyeds' ten-strong management committee was to retain the status quo.
One of the reasons to stay traditional is the fact that many supporters have told the club they prefer a written programme and would be disappointed if it were to become another thing of the past in a rapidly-changing world.
The club has listened to what they have said in the hope that supporters will realise there is a lot of work involved in regular programme production with very little financial return, if any, for the club.
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