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

TVOS has been overhauled for this season, but still contains many of its popular features – and new ones – to keep you entertained and informed before, during and after the match!

We start with a front cover image of Casey Pettit, the midfielder in his first season at Spotland after moving from Maidenhead United last summer.

Jimmy McNulty looks back at Tuesday’s game versus Scunthorpe United, after which we have a host of features, including:

STATS OF THE DAY – the numbers that matter ahead of this fixture.

A REAL COUPE – supporter Dave Coupe continues to reflect on his 40 years as a fan.

ON THIS DAY – previous games and Dale players connected to 21st February.

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

SCRUTATOR – the longest-serving columnist in football programmes returns to give his views on why some fans become fixated on certain things, no matter what.

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

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

HAT-TRICK HEROES - a new feature that looks at hat-tricks scored by Dale players. This time, the club’s new record signing makes his mark.

DALE ACTION – a selection of images from the games against Southend United and Boreham Wood.

TRAVELLER’S TALES – what happened on the trip to Yeovil Town?

DO YOU REMEMBER THAT - a series that reminisces about unusual moments and incidents that often crop up in Dale-related conversations. This time, when the Dale manager decided to take on some travelling fans.

Visitors Woking get five pages of coverage, which includes a 5-a-side team made up of players who have appeared for both clubs.

All this and much 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 via Reuters