Eight by Eight - Winter 2015

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Our 7th Issue features 116 bold and beautiful pages about football’s most revered and celebrated competition. Highlights include:

• The Modest Assasin: Thomas Müller can’t beat you with ball control, pace, or dribbling. But he will beat you. by Uli Hesse

• A Woof Over Their Heads: Manchester United were built around a lost dog, the pub keeper who found him, and a wealthy brewer who saw the potential in a club called Newton Heath. by Jonathan Wilson

• Enigma: DarlingtonNagbe could be the best player on the U.S. men’s national team. Does he want to be? by Andrew Helms

• They Came, They Conquered … : The inside story of how Germany defeated Brazil in the 2014 World Cup semifinal. by Raphael Honigstein

• Eyes Wide Shut: The video-review debate is really about football’s relationship to the injustices of daily life. by Corley Miller

• 50 Years of Hurt: Paul Gascoigne’s tears at Italia ’90 seemed to wash away years of hooliganism and misery, and by 1996 England were ready to win their first tournament in three decades. by Jonathan Wilson

• Highs and Lows: Tracking the meteoric ascents and soul-crushing falls of this year’s Premier League clubs through the tiers of English football. by W. Tyler Hall and Martin Salazar

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Thomas Müller - The Modest Assassin

Thomas Müller can't beat you with ball control, pace, or dribbling. But he will beat you.

10+ mins

Darlington Nagbe: The Enigma

Darlington Nagbe could be the best player on the U.S. men's national team. Does he want to be? 

10+ mins

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Eight by Eight Magazine Description:

Eight by Eight is an award-winning, boldly designed large-format magazine born and raised in New York City. 

We focus on the game’s best teams, coaches, and players, and their stories, from the bubbling potential of America’s burgeoning programs to the storied traditions of Europe’s greatest clubs.
It is our ambition to tell these stories through excellent journalism; aggressive, modern design; and the best illustration and photography.

Our readers are smart and inquisitive, seeking a better understanding of the game’s unseen narratives and delighting in its complexities. We believe that the same drama that captivates imaginations from the pitch should flow through our pages.

 So, what’s with our name? The goalposts are silent witnesses to the most dramatic moments in the game.
 They stand 8 feet high by 8 yards long—Eight by Eight.

Eight by Eight is the magazine the beautiful game deserves.