Rochdale AFC’s matchday programme – The Voice of Spotland – is back for Saturday’s Vanarama National League fixture against Oldham Athletic.

TVOS has had a revamp for this season, but still contains many of the features – and new ones – to keep you entertained and informed before, during and after the match!

The programme starts with a front cover image of central defender Liam Hogan, who joined Dale from Latics earlier this season.

Jimmy McNulty reflects on last Saturday’s defeat Wealdstone, after which we have a host of features, including:

ON THIS DAY – previous games and Dale events on 23rd November.

HALF-TIME QUIZ – an updated quiz page that tests your Dale and general footballing knowledge.

OVERSEAS DALE – a new series looking at Dale players who were born away from these shores. This time, it’s a goalkeeper from Switzerland.

SCRUTATOR – the longest-serving columnist in football programmes looks at a long-standing football tradition he doesn’t want messing with.

ACROSS THE WATER – Bray-based Dale fan Brian Quigley is back with his look at general football matters.

THROUGH THE YEARS – what Dale were doing at this time 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 & 50 Years Ago.

DALE ACTION – a selection of images from the games against Southend United and FC Halifax Town.

TRAVELLER’S TALES – after a season’s hiatus, the popular write-up of watching Dale on the road is back, with reflections on the FA Cup trip to AFC Fylde.

OH BROTHER – following Dale’s signing of Liam Hogan, brother of Scott, we look at other brothers to have appeared for the club.

THEY SCORED IN TIME ALLOWED! - a new feature about Dale goals scored after the fourth official’s board went up. This issue looks at a goal from record signing, Paul Connor.

Visitors Oldham Athletic get five pages of coverage and there are also previews of our upcoming fixtures.

All this and more will be in Saturday’s The Voice of Spotland, on sale in the Club Shop and around the ground, priced £3.00.

Photo: Action Images

Donaldabel added 04:28 - Dec 2 Great article—loved the breakdown of the team’s performance and the honest take on the challenges ahead. It’s like Bad Parenting, an online game where you navigate chaotic situations while trying to keep everything under control. Both remind us that perseverance (and a sense of humor) are key to tackling tough scenarios. Thanks for the engaging read! https://badparentingame.com/

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