Match of the Day Magazine Reviews

Match of the Day, or for convienience, MOTD, has been the leading football magazine in the UK for a fair number of years now. Firstly, the name gets it curiousity from buyers who normally wouldn't really think of buying a football magazine. Usually, I would understand why. In the past, football magazines have eithe been aimed at primary school ...

I hate July because there is no football and i am off on holiday for 2 weeks and stuck about the house with the wife. So if there is no football the next best thing is the magazines about football,i have been buying footie mags for near 30 years now,going way back to Football Monthly and Shoot,thats when those two mags where the top two. ...

I get this mag free (for the first 6 months) don't ask me why they just send me a letter and said they would which is pretty nice of them I say but that doesn't mean to say I'm going to make them sound better than they are just for that. The mag itself looks pretty big however once you read it you will discover that many of the ...

Well I aren't one of those people who buys football magazines every week - because to be quite honest I can find better things to do with my money. I do though buy my annual copy when I go on holiday because it's something to read on that long trip. So this year I walked into my newsagents and looked along the shelf to the ...

I really haven’t got into MOTD magazine, however I do appreciate the fact that the demand for ‘adult’ footie mags has been recognised. I’m an avid reader of Four Four Two so my standards are high, MOTD magazine never really captured my imagination. It has the usual flyers held within the centre but appears to have a few ...

When i first saw the match of the day magazine i thought that it would be very child orientated so i bought the FRANCE 98 edition. What suprised me was the whole Aldult background about it. This is an adult footy magazine.........amazing! It features formation tables by Trevor Brooking and also Goal of the Month. I did not enjoy this magazine ...

If you want a football magazine that tells you about football (real football) but keeps you amused, MOTD is definitely the one to go for. I have been subscribed to it since December 1998, and although I have seen the price go up a couple of times during this time, the magazine has really matured, and is anything you could want from a football ...

Match Of The Day Magazine comes out every month and has some good parts and some bad parts. The good parts include the articles on individual players and the predictions for certain games. A Bad thing in this magazine is the foreword by Alan Hansen. This man talks utter rubbish and never seems to make sense when he use stupid phrases. The ...