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New Football Magazine to ‘Kick Off’ in December
With so many interesting developments happening on and off the local football field regularly, it is sometimes confusing to keep track, enter the new annual Touchline Football Magazine (TFM) from the Corbin Media Group (CMG) to help put things into prospective.
CMG, known for its portfolio of high quality glossy magazines for the past nine years has received support from a number of companies, organizations and other stakeholders to publish TFM 2013. 
The magazine will be an all-inclusive publication and does not focus solely on one specific individual, organization, group, team, tournament or company.
The timing of TFM for a December 2012 premiere couldn’t be better, as every football enthusiast knows that things reach a fever pitch during the Christmas season as two of Guyana’s premier tournaments – the Banks Beer Football Festival and Kashif & Shanghai competition will be in full swing.
Features in TFM 2013 will be provided by an impartial group of top football experts, sports journalists and photographers that offer exclusive insights and analysis that are complemented with exciting photography. The full colour glossy TFM promises to enlighten readers with its unique coverage of the local and international football scenes. Profiles on players, teams, sponsors, tournaments and administrators and other news will be a part of the magazine.
Since TFM will be the only publication for football in Guyana, and judging from CMG’s track record of impeccable standards, it is likely to be well received. Casual fans as well as fanatics of the sport are expected to throw their support behind it as they help to promote the second biggest sport in Guyana and the most popular sport on earth with over 3.6 billion fans.
After its ‘kick off,’ Touchline Football Magazine 2013 will be distributed at the football tournaments. Additional information on TFM 2013 can be accessed by calling 225-1738 or 226-0540 or send e-mails to [email protected].
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