World Soccer

World Soccer Magazine (WSM) is a long running (perhaps longest) international football magazine. The title reflects pretty much its aim except that they annoyingly use the word 'Soccer' instead of football despite the publication being British and having little to do with the U.S . Oh well, it's a corporate world we live in I suppose we just have to accept that fact. I began buying this magazine around the turn of the millenium when avid football fans may realise, that Italian league football (Serie A) was taken off our screens. Being in the pre-sky digital era I was forced to keep up to date on the latest happenings by course of this excellent monthly ...  Read the complete review

I first came across World Soccer magazine by sheer coincidence, I was near the white cliffs of Dover waiting to board the ferry to Calais I think was the place, when I stopped at the last petrol station to pick up a few snacks and reading material, World Soccer was the only football mag available so I decided to try it. I was not disappointed. The magazine's most advantageous point that separates it from many other competitors is its vast knowlege and resources of not just english football, or not just european, but the whole world football scene. From the dizzy heights of Seria A to the not so well known Australian National soccer league, every ...  Read the complete review

World Soccer Magazine is one of my favourite football mags. Unlike many of the genre it has been about for years and is without a doubt the France to 442's Scotland. It has a sense of depth and quality of article which just isn't matched by any of its competition. Regular features: A two page commentary on the major football issues of the month by Keir Radnedge; Libero - an extensive news section detailing international transfers, coaches on the move, injuries to star name players, high profile international football stories (for example the recent cup final appearance by Calais was very well covered) and regular reviews of new football books; Opinion ...  Read the complete review

This is another very good, but very dear football magazine. The content is very good, and they also have some very good pictures of the players, as well as some good interviews with top players like Beckham, Figo etc. It is a very glossy magazine, and often has additional feeatures like last week they had some history of World Soccer guide. They also give away some good stuff from the magazine, and they attract som good advertisers, from whom I have bought things. It is a good magazine but expensive for what you get- however, you get a view of soccer in the world as opposed to just in England. ...  Read the complete review

World soccer gives the reader a general overview of whats happening in the worlds football. You get a free pull-out in the middle which gives you league tables fixtures, and results etc.. I have a subscription on this magazine and I would say that it is probably the best football magazine in the country if not the world. =========================================== The price does let it down a bit, but ar'nt all magazines over priced? Look at a blooming womens mag, RED, its over £3! So if people are critising this, they should look at pokemon cards! The mag gives in depth interviews with a whole host of stars, they have poles, competitions and even ...  Read the complete review