Programme was a sheet of paper with teams on it bought at turnstyles .gave you entry.
Half time all gates where opened and left like that so full time crowds got away.

You could sell books bibles and papers on a Sunday so you had to buy a programme to get in although in essence it was admission free with a programme. One one occasion the leaflet programmes run out and it was for years an urban myth in the supporters Club that they sold beer mats on the gate to allow admission. In this weeks Dentist Diary Codgers corner features a game that absolutely apitimises what it was like in the 70's for me.

First trips to the Boulevard were in the late 70's as a passenger on the back of one of these things.



It weren't much fun from Withernsea, especially homeward journey in the dark gloom, pishing down with rain and holding on to the driver round the waist as if my life depended on it.

First game in 78. Vivid memories of standing on a milk crate in the best stand well so I could see