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Matchday Programme – Remembrance Edition

THE PROGRAMME IS BACK! 

The best inScotland? We will let you decide!

Never bought an Annan Athletic Match Day Programme before? 

Make this the one, we think it is our best yet!

All for just £3, the price of a cup of coffee, and it will last a lot longer!

After a short break for a run of Away Leaguematches, the Match Day Programme returns, and we think it’s our best yet!

This is our Remembrance Day edition. A special effort has gone into marking this occasion. It features a poignant memorial article alongside artwork included by our partner – MatchDay Programmes.

And that’s only the start. This issue is jam-packed. You won’t get anywhere near reading it all at the match, so take it home and settle in.

Inside you’ll find:

– A special Remembrance Day memorial piece

– A visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum. It tells the story of the largest munitions factory in the world, built right here on our doorstep.

– Stuart Roy Clarke at Annan Athletic. He isperhaps the UK’s best-known football photographer, so what has he been doing at Galabank? This Saturday’s Programme includes several of his recent photos taken at the club.

– The person who can declare a match “Abandoned” – nobody can stop him!

– A feature on Kelty Hearts

– An extended Ladies & Girls report

– Cracking Under 20s and Walking Football reports

– Josh Dixon an in–depth Pen Pic

– Thoughts on our current League position

All for just £3,– the price of a cup of coffee.

Grab your copy on Match Day!

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