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Customer reviews

• Awesome
  Posted by Tim Baker on 20/05/2012

  Awesome that is all

• JSoccer Magazine Looks WAY UP to The Blizzard
  Posted by Alan Gibson on 25/06/2012

  It's great stuff you're doing. JSoccer Magazine (Japanese Football in English, and Japanese!) only aspire to the heights you have achieved ... nice to see Ben Mabley in there - The Gaijin of Gamba is GREAT stuff as an intro to Japanese football - perhaps JSoccer Magazine can then pull people in a little more ;-) Fotball - it IS the beautiful game!
  Alan Gibson, editor, JSoccer Magazine, www.jsoccer.com

• Tremendous
  Posted by Gillen Reid on 19/10/2012

  Brillaint stuff, something that the writers have a passion for instead of somehting that will sell.

• Best Football Magazine I have ever read.
  Posted by Xavier Louwagie on 27/11/2012

  Title of the post says it all innit?

• As a fan...
  Posted by Al Stubbino on 17/05/2013

  Good enough to make one weep for the lack of it in our national press.

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