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Post by woodstein on Nov 2, 2017 23:05:25 GMT
Well done Peter Coates. He gets a mention on the website of Backpass, retro football magazine, for helping to keep it going. Its looked iffy about continuing but at the start of 2018 will come out every 2 months. Next issue (no.57 I think) includes articles on Jackie Marsh and Mark Chamberlain. Look out for it - Bobby Charlton on the cover.
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Post by melbournepotter on Nov 3, 2017 20:28:24 GMT
I know time moves on and we live in a digital age but I always fondly remember going to the newsagents in my early teens to get Shoot magazine weekly. It was around 2- 3 months old by the time it got out here but was always read from cover to cover. Match weekly came a little later and was aimed at younger readers but any football mags were eagerly snapped up. The 70s were when I developed my love for football....Aaah the memories... It's sad to see magazines gradually disappear but I guess now instead of waiting 2 days for results and longer for magazine pics of my favourites, I just get on the net and see highlights of the game 30 mins after it completes....😊
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Post by cheeesfreeex on Nov 3, 2017 20:36:03 GMT
Shoot was ace. Loved the start of the season editions with the tables and tabs so you could track the leagues yersen.
And of course Panini.
Simpler times.
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Post by wagsastokie on Nov 3, 2017 20:41:29 GMT
I know time moves on and we live in a digital age but I always fondly remember going to the newsagents in my early teens to get Shoot magazine weekly. It was around 2- 3 months old by the time it got out here but was always read from cover to cover. Match weekly came a little later and was aimed at younger readers but any football mags were eagerly snapped up. The 70s were when I developed my love for football....Aaah the memories... It's sad to see magazines gradually disappear but I guess now instead of waiting 2 days for results and longer for magazine pics of my favourites, I just get on the net and see highlights of the game 30 mins after it completes....😊 I used to love shoot couple of weeks before the start of the season they used to have that football league press out thing with each team in the shirt colour and as a kid Sunday morning grab the paper adjust your own table sheet Happy times half the youths on here wouldn't know what it was like to be able to see the league table for the week by teatime sat
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Post by wagsastokie on Nov 3, 2017 20:46:10 GMT
Shoot was ace. Loved the start of the season editions with the tables and tabs so you could track the leagues yersen. And of course Panini. Simpler times. Beat me to previous post but I thought the hight of sophistication was when the club crests were metal coloured in the old sticker album School play ground mon morning swapping stickers
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Post by cheeesfreeex on Nov 3, 2017 20:58:05 GMT
Shoot was ace. Loved the start of the season editions with the tables and tabs so you could track the leagues yersen. And of course Panini. Simpler times. Beat me to previous post but I thought the hight of sophistication was when the club crests were metal coloured in the old sticker album School play ground mon morning swapping stickers I'm still searching for Kazimerez Deyna from the Polish 78 squad if you've got a spare. ;-)
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Post by trickydicky73 on Nov 3, 2017 21:25:02 GMT
Shoot was ace. Loved the start of the season editions with the tables and tabs so you could track the leagues yersen. And of course Panini. Simpler times. Bloody hell, I remember those tabs! Which magazine did the player profile thing and everyone's pre-match meal was steak and chips?
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Post by cheeesfreeex on Nov 3, 2017 21:41:37 GMT
Shoot was ace. Loved the start of the season editions with the tables and tabs so you could track the leagues yersen. And of course Panini. Simpler times. Bloody hell, I remember those tabs! Which magazine did the player profile thing and everyone's pre-match meal was steak and chips? Not sure. Though Talksport did a kind of 'return to..' thing. Getting former footballers to guess what they'd said the first time around.. meals, superstitions, music, films, cars... etc. Could well have been Shoot. Brain wracker for a friday night Trick. Early start tomozz deliberating whether to go rayt through.. Ktf
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Post by innocentbystander on Nov 3, 2017 22:48:08 GMT
Attachment DeletedFirst issue of Shoot, with cardboard tab "interactive" league tables. I've got all the first issues until February 1970 in the proper binder. One has a feature about Peter Dobing, entitled "Dobing's Probings"...
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Post by woodstein on Nov 3, 2017 23:56:55 GMT
I know time moves on and we live in a digital age but I always fondly remember going to the newsagents in my early teens to get Shoot magazine weekly. It was around 2- 3 months old by the time it got out here but was always read from cover to cover. Match weekly came a little later and was aimed at younger readers but any football mags were eagerly snapped up. The 70s were when I developed my love for football....Aaah the memories... It's sad to see magazines gradually disappear but I guess now instead of waiting 2 days for results and longer for magazine pics of my favourites, I just get on the net and see highlights of the game 30 mins after it completes....😊 I used to love shoot couple of weeks before the start of the season they used to have that football league press out thing with each team in the shirt colour and as a kid Sunday morning grab the paper adjust your own table sheet Happy times half the youths on here wouldn't know what it was like to be able to see the league table for the week by teatime sat MOTD mag still do the league ladders but they've gone all modern and us Premier boys stick on easier with Velcro! Rest of divs still little tabs. My lad gets bored with them and not even bothered with it this season.
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Post by terrorofturfmoor on Nov 4, 2017 2:05:56 GMT
I've actually still got the very first addition of "Match Weekly" that eventually just become "Match"!!!
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Post by JoeinOz on Nov 4, 2017 2:36:57 GMT
I've actually still got the very first addition of "Match Weekly" that eventually just become "Match"!!!
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Post by salopstick on Nov 4, 2017 7:10:25 GMT
I get my lad a football magazine now and again. But at nearly £4 sometimes they take the piss. All magazine prices are a rip off
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Post by chad on Nov 4, 2017 7:58:44 GMT
And way before Shoot and Match there was the fantastic Charlie Buchans Football Monthly. Never missed a copy
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2017 9:02:54 GMT
Beat me to previous post but I thought the hight of sophistication was when the club crests were metal coloured in the old sticker album School play ground mon morning swapping stickers I'm still searching for Kazimerez Deyna from the Polish 78 squad if you've got a spare. ;-) Would only swap for a shiny Heart of Midlothian badge and team photo of Zaire from World Cup 74.
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Post by woodstein on Nov 4, 2017 9:08:16 GMT
Shoot only does a annual nowadays. Motd and Match mags aimed at younsters, World football still going, four four two has some decent articles but Stoke never get a look in. Other oldies include Soccer Star which was good.
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Post by lagwafis on Nov 4, 2017 10:09:14 GMT
‘90 Minutes’ was a good read in the 1990s before it stopped. ‘Match’ was more of a kids magazine but the pull out stats file was interesting and described every goal scored in the football league.
Not football specifically but I seem to remember Sheron being interviewed in ‘Loaded’ back in 1996 - a rarity back then for Stoke to get any media coverage in a national magazine.
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Post by innocentbystander on Nov 4, 2017 21:35:41 GMT
Surprised that no-one's mentioned the tiny Football League Review - used to be given away free with official programmes in the seventies. Incredibly dull, to the point of being unreadable, but no big club bias and often good colour pics on front and back. Can't remember any ads, just pages of turgid prognostication from Stanley Rous. Seems like years ago now - have I dreamt this?
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Post by innocentbystander on Nov 4, 2017 21:52:41 GMT
No no no -it's real. I hope I haven't opened a portal into some horrific parallel underworld.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2017 22:00:22 GMT
Bloody hell, I remember those tabs! Which magazine did the player profile thing and everyone's pre-match meal was steak and chips? Not sure. Though Talksport did a kind of 'return to..' thing. Getting former footballers to guess what they'd said the first time around.. meals, superstitions, music, films, cars... etc. Could well have been Shoot. Brain wracker for a friday night Trick. Early start tomozz deliberating whether to go rayt through.. Ktf The Shoot League ladders were brilliant. I had this one and in no time I knew all of the teams nicknames and home grounds.
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