Father’s Day Gifts

Father's Day Yearly Subscription

From One Legend to Another - Happy Father’s Day

This Father's Day, give a gift as legendary as Dad, where every issue is a front-row seat to modern sport. Plus, get a Zidane-themed Father’s Day card to seal the deal.

Bundle Contains:

✓ A year of action-packed issues with 4 print magazines starting with Issue 12.

✓ Pitch Father’s Day card featuring Zidane, ready for your personalised message.

Zidane | Father’s Day Card

A greeting card with a blue background says "Happy Father's Day" and features a cartoon soccer player in a white uniform with the number 10, kicking a soccer ball.
Father's Day card featuring a soccer player kicking a ball, with the text 'Happy Father's Day' and 'From one legend to another'.
A magazine and a Father's Day card on a white surface. The magazine features a rugby player holding a ball, and the card has a football player in a jersey with “10” on the back and the text "Happy Father’s Day."
Father's Day greeting card with a soccer player illustration and the message 'Happy Father’s Day' on a table alongside magazine pages and a glossy magazine.
Photo of a magazine page featuring a football player in a white jersey, with a close-up portrait and a graphic illustration of the same player on the cover of a book or magazine.

Single Issues

Summer 2023 issue of Pitch magazine featuring a rugby player running with a ball on the cover, with headlines about sports stories including rugby, cricket, football, tennis, and cricket in the lower section with images of athletes and sports personalities.

ISSUE 12

With a Lions summer upon us, there’s a healthy amount of rugby union in this Issue. Across the oval-shaped ball sport’s 20 featured pages, we visit the ‘ups’ of the game’s biggest party in Hong Kong for the Sevens, before speaking to England rugby’s latest debutant Henry Pollock – a seven himself, the back-row version.

A magazine cover titled "Pitch" featuring a cricket player in a white uniform and a helmet, holding a bat over his shoulder. The main headline reads "Harry Brook" with a subheading about his cricket talents. The cover also includes smaller images of athletes in skiing, football, and boxing, with respective headlines.

ISSUE 11

In what is the longest feature (13,000 words, or thereabouts) to ever appear in Pitch, Paul Simpson’s careful curation of lower league CEOs’ dropping of the curtain on how they run their respective businesses is as terrifying as it is insightful. In the most revealing detail, it sets out the owners’ appetite for losing money – and how much appetite for how much money – as the benchmark for being in the ownership game. And it starts in the millions

Magazine cover of Springsteen's 'Born to Run' with a black and white photo of Bruce Springsteen on a yellow background.

SPRINGSTEEN

In May and June, Bruce Springsteen returns to tour in the UK - and it's the 50th anniversary of Born To Run - and we’ve produced a stunning one-off magazine to celebrate.