Purchase your limited edition copy of 'The Stag' for just £2.50 ahead of this Saturday's Sky Bet League Two clash against Newport County AFC at One Call Stadium.
Inside, you will find a pullout poster of the Stags' 2021/22 annual team photo.
You will also hear from chairman John Radford and manager Nigel Clough ahead of Saturday's meeting with the Exiles.
There is the latest on the club's academy and Mansfield Town Ladies FC, along with full-back Stephen McLaughlin lifting the lid on his favourite things and pet hates.
All of the above, including a jam-packed quiz to keep the little ones entertained, is included in this week's version of The Stag, priced at just £2.50.
The programme is available to purchase online now via this link. The Stag will be sold on matchday at One Call Stadium via the ticket office and every kiosk around the ground.
Supporters are also still able to purchase last week's edition of The Stag (versus Bristol Rovers), pre-order future editions or sign up to full-season subscriptions. To do so, click here.
YOUR MATCHDAY PROGRAMME...
For decades, the matchday programme has been a quintessential part of the football experience on a Saturday afternoon and in mid-week.
We know how valued the programme is to a number of our supporters and we have been proud to see this publication win several awards during the past few seasons for its rich, varied content and appealing design.
Since the advent of the digital age, programme sales at all professional football clubs have steadily declined.
During the 2019/20 season – the last campaign in which we saw fans inside football stadia – The Stag made a negligible profit.
As can be appreciated, the programme must be cost-effective from a business standpoint.
For the reasons above, the club will be using this season as a litmus test to decide whether to continue producing a programme. This will be totally subject to sales.
We will endeavour to provide exclusive content, where possible, and hope that you continue to purchase The Stag regularly and encourage others to do so as well.
The programme’s future relies on whether supporters like you show a desire to keep the programme as part of the matchday experience. And for this publication to continue, sales must increase this season.
