Programmes are produced for our first team home games as well as many for our Reserve games held at The Jericho Lane Hub.

First team editions cost £1, Second team 50p and at games can be purchased by cash or card.

Previous copies can be bought via cheque or bank transfer. 

Post & packing is £1 for 1 or 2 programmes and increase for extra copies. 

All sales go to club funds.

If you'd like to subscribe and have your current season match day copy reserved let us know and we'll confirm price depending on what you want to be sent.

We also have a wide range of programmes from the current season right back to our Northern Premier League days. Let us know if you have a specific one in mind and we'll check it up and quote a price.

EMAIL: south.liverpoolfc@btinternet.com

Programme History

South have only failed to produce a programme three times in respect of competitve home first team games since August 1975 and every competitive home game since the opening of the 1985/86 season has had a programme.  

The games missed due to late print problems were;

v Buxton - Saturday 6th October 1984 - Northern Premier League

v Marine - Wednesday 24th April 1985 - Lancashire Floodlight Trophy
v Bootle - Boxing Day 26th December - FA Trophy Third Replay 

The Marine game was the fifth of eight games played in ten days as we finished our 76 game season. Those 8 games included 5 at home, the other 4 all had programmes produced, including ones on 23rd & 27th. 
 

The FA Trophy first and second replays were at Bootle on 22nd December then Christmas Eve with the third replay slotted in two days later at the expense of the scheduled NPL game. 

From season 2021/22 all away teams in the NWCFL produce programmes, so by season end there were more away programmes in one season than over the previous 30!

South have produced several badges over the years but prior to the 2016 badge the last one was back in the late 1980's in the twilight of our semi professional days.

Below are the previous versions the club still hold. We do not have a picture of the pre second world war (our first and given the attendences at the time were in the thousands it was the most numerous one ever produced!).

If you have a photo of it please send it in to us and we'll gladly add it in here.