programme seller

One programme seller, who asked to remain anonymous, said: "Our rewards were fine before.

"She had been a programme seller at that concert and was invited into The Beatles' dressing room and they signed a programme for her and her friend.

Eisteddfod chairman Gethin Davies, tho began as a programme seller in 1951, said: "We simply couldn't function without them because we only have a small permanent staff but they turn up every year and give their time selflessly and cheerfully.

One programme seller in particular will probably now get her own show based on her popularity as the butt of most jokes.

A BIRMINGHAM City programme seller has resigned in protest at lack of safety inside the ground highlighted by a terrifying post-match siege last week.

A programme seller holds up editions at a recent Wigan Athletic game

Losing is about staying in and keeping your head down and as you relive every kick of the game to try to work out what went wrong, or more importantly who you can blame - the manager, chairman, players, referee, hot dog salesman or programme seller. There is no interest in any hard luck stories or annoying "never mind" sentiments from friends or family, such is the life of a fan after a derby day defeat.

Other lots include a mobile programme seller's stand, training mannequin, and the fax machine used by managers before current boss Slaven Bilic.

He began as a 12-year-old programme seller in 1951 and has also been an usher and festival secretary as well as chairman from 1992 to 2003 and from 2013.

In fairness Lennon wouldn't care if it was a programme seller who stuck the ball in the net.

But the former Leicester City programme seller, who rose to become chief executive of Cable and Wireless Communications Plc, added: "The board always applies pressure to ensure commitments are met.