Wycombe Wanderers have confirmed that matchday programmes will cease after this weekend’s match against Bolton Wanderers.
The souvenir, BluePrint, has been printed for every home match so far this season (including the friendly against Leicester City in July) and the EFL Trophy matches against the Aston Villa U23s and Burton Albion), will instead be available to read online.
In a statement that was published on November 11, the club revealed: “Next Saturday’s edition of BluePrint (vs Bolton Wanderers) will actually be our last.
“As a club, we are committed to moving further into the digital world and have some exciting plans to deliver our best-ever digital experience to our supporters, while continuing our journey towards having a paperless stadium, playing our part in the global sustainability efforts.”
ICYMI - Wycombe Wanderers will cease printing a regular matchday programme following the game with Bolton Wanderers on Saturday 20th November 2021. End of an era.
— Chairboys on the Net - Paul Lewis (@GasmanCOTN) November 15, 2021
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However, Wycombe did also reveal that whilst regular matchday programmes will be no more come November 20, they will still produce ‘special editions for prestigious occasions’.
In a separate statement that was published on November 16, they added: "BluePrint will go into retirement after Saturday's game against Bolton Wanderers, due to declining sales, refocused efforts towards the club's digital output, and another step towards reducing paper usage and wastage around the stadium."
Programmes are available to be purchased at Sandie’s Hut when you enter Adams Park, or, they can be bought online.
Copies from some of this season’s home matches can be purchased by visiting www.ignitionsportsmedia.com/collections/wycombe-wanderers.
One fan on Twitter described the news as an 'end of an era'.
To read the club's full statements, visit www.wycombewanderers.co.uk/news/2021/november/pick-up-a-blueprint-this-saturday and www.wycombewanderers.co.uk/news/2021/november/pick-up-a-blueprint-posterzine-tonight-or-have-it-delivered.
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