Between the 1950s and the 1970s (although we did discover the one below from the 1921 FA Cup Final) there was a trend for pirate programmes to be produced for big matches as sellers tried to tempt fans into buying their ‘souvenir programmes’ in place of the club’s ‘official programme’.  The pirates were quite crude in comparison with spelling mistakes, basic content and fuzzy photos, making them poor value.  Some had the same photo on the front featuring neither of the teams playing the match the programme was intended for.

All clubs suffered with this problem, affecting their takings from programmes sales, but these days there are collectors for pirate programmes and below are a few that covered Tottenham’s matches.

Some unofficial programmes have surfaced at European away games, as some clubs on the continent do not produce programmes and sellers have realised that British fans have a culture of buying programmes, especially when they have travelled overseas to see their team.  Some of these aren’t too bad although they are of a small format.

 

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23.04.1921 13.03.1948
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13.03.1948 10.09.1949
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26.11.1949 14.01.1950
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22.09.1951 26.12.1951
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21.03.1953 17.03.1956
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26.01.1957 15.04.1960
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18.02.1961 04.03.1961
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08.03.1961 18.03.1961
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15.11.1961 26.12.1961
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31.03.1962 05.04.1962
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12.09.1962 31.10.1962
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23.03.1963 21.09.1963
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04.01.1964 01.02.1964
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08.02.1964 25.02.1964
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30.03.1964 10.10.1964
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18.01.1965 06.02.1965
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10.09.1966 22.10.1966
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01.02.1967 18.02.1967
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11.03.1967 11.03.1967
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01.04.1967 01.04.1967
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01.04.1967 13.12.196718.11.1967
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13.12.1967 27.01.1968
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09.03.1968 16.03.1971
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20.03.1974
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