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With a Texan thread running throughout, we've an extended look at how, and why, the Dallas Cowboys became a global super-brand. Paul Simpson then places the NFL in a broader all-American context through Elvis and Nixon before we follow the money...
Moving House charts why billionaire owners have moved – and continue to move – franchises across state borders. And we take a look at the architecture that has literally supported the league's sustained success with global design firm Populous – creators of the Buffalo Bills' new mega complex.
At the back, three-time World Sports Photographer of the Year, Kevin Sabitus, contributes his portfolio documenting eight years in the NFL. We've a European's guide to following Gridiron from overseas, and on top of all that a feature on the cyclical nature of the Superbowl, and what it tells us about the game itself.
(Dispatch Aug 6th)
Inside this limited edition, collector’s magazine, we celebrate the most influential figure in popular culture. Known for her autobiographical songwriting and artistic reinventions, Taylor Swift has the ability to write songs that are familiar yet distinctive, accessible but not trite. She’s conquered the music charts, created a billion-dollar fortune, won twelve Grammy Awards, and dominated the pop culture headlines. She’s reclaimed her previous albums too.
We’re all in the Taylor Swift era, a love story of chart-topping hits and enchanting success that underscores her brilliance as a businesswoman, strategically navigating the music industry with both artistry and acumen.
This is a limited edition: only 1989 will be printed and each will come with a proof-of-authenticity, individually-numbered certificate.
Our 16th magazine takes the planet’s most-watched tournament, in the Football World Cup, and quite deliberately shoots around the edges of what you’ll find elsewhere.
To kick things off, a comprehensive timeline of the Copa Mundial maps nearly a century of history and covers the birth of modern football at USA ’94.
There’s a strong Scottish thread running throughout this celebratory magazine, inspired by an interview with 1978 World Cup skipper Don Masson and a lyrical profile of Napoli’s Scott ‘McFratm’ McTominay.
Elsewhere, we meet the first-time qualifiers – there’s four of them – before taking a broader look at football across the Americas, with postcards from Clube Atlético Mineiro to boot.
That covers the good, we’ve also the ‘bad’ in an extract from No Show: The World Cups that Never Were, and the ‘ugly’ as Paul Simpson writes about five World Cup campaigns that turned sour.
There will be 104 games at the 2026 World Cup. Consider this your invitation to join us for the journey.
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Inside this 132-page collector’s edition magazine, we have dedicated a good amount of time and space to Formula 1’s most successful, and well supported team. Prancing Horse-based content includes Ferrari’s greatest single-seaters, Red Mist atMonza’s Haunted Asphalt, a contemporary examination of Ferrari’s darkest years, the merry-go-round of Le Mans, and a lap through the legends who shaped, and at times shook, these storied stables.
Elsewhere there’s… Ben Duckett – interviewed. Max & George – face to face. Jochen Mass – remembered. Adrian Newey – at the wheel. Cult Heroes – defined. SailGP – Misunderstood. And viral vintage photographer Expired Film Club on photographing sport’s majors.
Plus… Christian Horner, Jochen Mass, Simon Yates, Annie Soisbault, Virat Kohli, Barry McGuigan @ Loftus Road, Sporting Jazz, Ice Hockey, BMX, gymnastics, tennis, and we interview chart-topper Amy Macdonald. Get yours before it’s lights out at the 75th Italian Grand Prix.
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What People Are Saying
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All good, as ever! The best multi sport magazine! Would love some items on NOT well known sports, which, other than where they are played, are "unknown"! Like bandy and korfbal too mention just two!
— John
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I love the layout and photos of the magazine and most importantly the feel of the magazine Thought provoking articles and not all about sport ! A great 'coffee table' magazine
— Graham
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Ordered after seeing the advertisement on Facebook , the book (as not really a magazine) was delivered in a sturdy packaging with no damage , the book is amazing, excellent photos , paper grade is exceptional and the inside of the Ferrari myth is amazing.
— David
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