Category Archives: Exclusives
We’re giving away items signed by two of this summer’s hottest stars.
Ever wonder what Louis van Gaal”s been scribbling on the sideline? Letters to Donald Trump, of course. Eight by Eight has exclusively obtained the secret correspondence between Trump and the embattled Dutch manager.
The American manager dishes on his time in Norway, the state of U.S. Soccer, and his roots coaching at Ohio University
In a career that has bounced between great expectations and disappointments, Jozy Altidore talks to Eight by Eight about his return to MLS and his hopes for redemption in Toronto
In an exclusive interview from issue 04, Jack Williams talks with the seasoned manager about how, and why, a Tony Pulis side never goes down. Read More
Mikkel Morgenstar Pålssønn Diskerud, more commonly known as Mix, spoke with Eight by Eight’s Andrew Helms ahead of the United States friendly against Ecuador in Hartford, CT.
In an exclusive excerpt from Spiel magazine, noted typographer Paul Barnes discusses the use—and importance—of type in football.
Football genius and French hero? Absolutely. Calculating businessman and political puppet? Sure. Who is Zizou?
Join us in New York City to celebrate the release of the Eight by Eight World Cup special issue! Read More
And it”s better than ever. Download an exclusive preview and pre-order your copy of issue 03 now.
Who will survive the group(s) of death? Who will claim the World Cup in Brazil?
An exclusive story for Eight by Eight.
Club ownership in England’s top flight has abandoned the age of butchers and bookies and embraced the world’s garish mega-rich.
by Stan Hey
An exclusive story for Eight by Eight.
How a onetime American football man is leading MLS into the future.
by Noah Davis
![Luis Bueno (@buenocaos) is a street artist from São Paulo, whose famous series "Pelé the Kisser" can be found plastered across various city surfaces around the world. The series is derived from a photograph of Pelé embracing Muhammad Ali after his final game for the New York Cosmos in 1977, and collides cultural icons to create fantasy. “This gesture [of affection] contrasts with the spirit of cities like São Paulo, where I live, where people are hurrying all the time, usually immersed in their own realities. I like the fact that street art creates the possibility of talking directly to people without the filters of a traditional exhibition space.” Read our full feature on Luis Bueno at 8by8mag.com](https://www.8by8mag.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
