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Well Red magazine

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Well Red magazine
Front cover on April 2010, featuring Bill Shankly
CategoriesFootball
FrequencyBi-monthly
First issueApril 2010
Final issueDecember 2013
CountryUnited Kingdom
LanguageEnglish

Well Red magazine was a bi-monthly 64-page magazine that "tackles matters on and off the pitch at Liverpool F.C.".[1] It was launched in April 2010 and its final issue was December 2013.

Each issue of Well Red includes contributions from readers and leading football journalists and authors.

Contributors so far have included Dion Fanning (Irish Sunday Independent), Tony Barrett (The Times), Rory Smith (The Telegraph), Tony Evans (The Times), Dave Kirby (playwright, writer and poet), Paul Tomkins (author of eight Liverpool books), Jamie Casey (Sky Sports) and Tony Teasdale (Arena, Esquire).

The magazine has been referenced by mainstream media sources including The Mirror[2] and BBC Sport.[3]

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  1. ^ How Do 26 February 2010, "Source 1"
  2. ^ Liverpool fans are finally taking their club back — and RBS could be next on the hitlist 21. September 2010, "Source 2"
  3. ^ Liverpool fans take fight online 29 September 2010, "Source 3"
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