MiscellaneousFooty E-Magazine
Football e-magazine. Four issues released every year. Always FREE to read.
Issue #5
Our best work yet. 125 pages of high quality football writing, design and interviews. Contributors include Jordan Florit, Stephen Brandt and Andy Wilson. We went to Lisbon to find out what the derby between Benfica and Sporting is all about as well as interviewing Benfica FM and Aaron Barton from Proxima Jornada. A year on from Issue #1, this really is worth a read. And it's all available to read for free, just click the button below.
Issue #1
The very first issue of MiscellaneousFooty. Our August 2018 issue includes football essays on the new TV rights competitor ElevenSports and the struggles at Loftus Road, as well as small features on West Brom's new mascot 'Boiler Man' and Welsh Premier League side TNS' European adventures. Read MiscellaneousFooty Issue #1 NOW!
Issue #2
So, Issue #2 eh? It's been a long time in the making, but we're confident it is a bit better than our first Issue. Issue #2 of MiscellaneousFooty features articles on the future of Queen's Park at Hampden, Ryan Babel's hair, the verdict on FIFA 19, the Prague derbies and also the worst kits of the season.
Issue #3
So, the third issue of MiscellaneousFooty. Already?! Well, it's a litttle shorter than normal because of upcoming exams, but I think you'll enjoy it. The January edition of MiscellaneousFooty features some interesting reads, from the ever-present sectarianism of Scottish football outwith the Old Firm to some badges we just quite like the look of.
Issue #4
April's edition features articles from new writers on the MiscellaneousFooty team. That's right, it's not just me anymore! We're delighted to welcome these great writers to our magazine and I'm sure you'll enjoy reading their pieces, as well as the rest of this football-nerd-influenced mag. We have introduced some new features to the magazine, such as 'Fotografias de la Revista' which will now consistently feature at the beginning of MiscellaneousFooty E-Magazines.
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