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Publisher:Eight by Eight
Category:Sports
Language:English
Frequency:Half-yearly
Magazine Description: Eight by Eight is an award-winning, boldly designed large-format magazine born and raised in New York City.
We focus on the game’s best teams, coaches, and players, and their stories, from the bubbling potential of America’s burgeoning programs to the storied traditions of Europe’s greatest clubs.
It is our ambition to tell these stories through excellent journalism; aggressive, modern design; and the best illustration and photography.
Our readers are smart and inquisitive, seeking a better understanding of the game’s unseen narratives and delighting in its complexities. We believe that the same drama that captivates imaginations from the pitch should flow through our pages.
So, what’s with our name? The goalposts are silent witnesses to the most dramatic moments in the game.
They stand 8 feet high by 8 yards long—Eight by Eight.
Eight by Eight is the magazine the beautiful game deserves.
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Zidane
Part Poet, Part Tyrant, Zidane Has Always Made Power Look Beautiful.
Survival Of The Fattest
The greed of the top teams is killing the Champions League. It’s times like this when the world looks for a super league.
La Vidal Loco
Arturo Vidal Is Infamous For His Booze, Brawls, And Boorish Behavior, But Bayern Munich Have Another Name For Him: Winner.
Abandon All Hope
The Cowardly And Hypocritical U.s. Soccer Federation Might As Well Have Taken Hope Solo Out Back And Shot Her In The Head.
The Right Foot of God
Before Maradona, Argentina worshipped Omar Corbatta, a genius on the pitch and a disaster off it.
Wilshere
Is it too late to believe in Jack Wilshere?
The Triumph of the Collective
Leicester Cityweren’t Supposed to win the Premier League Last Season, but their Tight-knit Squad outperformed the Richer Sides. Can they do it again?
The Other Noisy Neighbors
Manchester United aren’t the only team dealing with a nearby nuisance. Just ask Real Madrid about Atlético.
Cult of One
Zlatan Ibrahimovic Football’s most and least important player, enters his Final act.
Thomas Müller - The Modest Assassin
Thomas Müller can't beat you with ball control, pace, or dribbling. But he will beat you.
