Fans can now pre-order their copies of Saturday’s Matchday Programme for Barrow’s game against Colchester United in League Two.
We’ve completely re-launched The Zigger for the Club’s historic return to the Football League and almost 1,000 copies of last week’s opening issue were snapped up by supporters.
You can now add to your collection by picking up Issue 2, which is once again packed with great content surrounding our meeting with The U’s at The Progression Solicitors Stadium.
Inside this weekend you will be able to enjoy an exclusive interview with Bluebirds defender Connor Brown, as well as columns from Chairman Paul Hornby, Chief Executive Levi Gill, boss David Dunn and skipper Lewis Hardcastle.
Defender Matty Platt tackles our brilliant Barrovian Index feature in this issue – find out why he’s such a good driver, where he’d go if he could travel through time and discover where he would hide a giraffe in an emergency!
Plus, we’ve got Scott Quigley to answer our quickfire questions in Take Your Pick, plus you can enjoy an array of photos from our games against Stevenage and Newport County.
There’s an in-depth look at the opposition, including historic content from Phil Yelland surrounding our previous meeting with The U’s – plus Phil continues his look at our Long Road Back to the Football League.
You won’t regret picking up your copy of The Zigger – and it’s really important revenue for the Club if you do, which will allow us to keep on producing this matchday publication for you throughout the season.
Pre-Orders
You can order your copy now for £5, which includes delivery.
We will advise once Programmes are in stock and are available to buy in-person but for now the only option is to have them posted to you.
Click here now to order your copy of The Zigger.
PLEASE DO NOT COME TO CLUB ON SATURDAY TO BUY PROGRAMMES AS WE ARE STRICTLY CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC ON MATCHDAYS.
Season Subscriptions
You can even secure a subscription for the season to have them delivered to your door each and every home league game – click here now.