Salisbury FC is delighted to announce that a celebratory souvenir programme has been created as a reminder of the successes of the 2023/24 season.
The special publication has been put together by Michael Berkeley, one of the club’s official photographers, with input from club volunteers.
It features photographs from both Michael and Roger Elliott documenting the season with words from chairman Ian Hammond and Brian Dutton.
Inside the programme, there is a full set of statistics compiled by Dave Todd and the match reports from Pete Martin from both the playoff semi-final against Gosport and the final away at AFC Totton.
The Salisbury Journal has also supported the programme by providing the pages from our local newspaper, which celebrated the club’s promotion in its edition published on Thursday, May 9th, 2024.
The programme is in an A4-sized form printed on glossy paper and a genuine collector item that will be a fantastic season of success.
Copies are available through Salisbury FC’s Supporters Club on match days in the bar, in the club shop or at the club office.
The programme is priced at £10 for Supporters Club members and £15 for non-members.
There is a limited number so club officials are encouraging fans to get their copy quickly before stocks run out.
The souvenir programmes will be available at this weekend’s friendly against Woking and at every home game until they sell out.
Away match commentary can be heard on Salisbury Radio – the first away match of the National League South season will be against Hemel Hempstead on Saturday 10th August.
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