FCUM Review v Witton - our matchday programme

Tuesday’s FCUM Review carries the first outing of our new column ’Stoppage time’. Our debutant is manager Karl Marginson. So if you have ever wondered what Margy would like to be reincarnated as or what he would do with the holiday draw money if he won, then wonder no more.

We also have a stats piece by Paul Hinson on the journeys FC face this season. We have a piece on our excellent social media achievements and an interview with the club’s first ever supporter liaison officer (reproduced due to demand from our readers).

Because it is Witton, we have an in depth interview with non-league sage Andrew ’Simmo’ Simpson of the Mid Cheshire Guardian, on how he thinks Witton and FC will get on this season.

We have the usual Meet the owners, four-page visitors section, news, match reports and stats along with cracking pictures aplenty from our ace snappers - including Faces in the Crowd (are you in there?)

All for £2. Still.

As usual please let us know what you think by email to: programme@fc-utd.uk If you would like to contribute with articles, pictures, birthday announcements, news or just comments, please get in touch via email.

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The programme team