A Love Supreme (Sunderland)
- A Love Supreme (Sunderland)
A Love Supreme is an independent magazine and fanzine created for the supporters of the English football club Sunderland A.F.C.. The fanzine was first published in 1989 by the supporters and for the supporters of the club itself. A love supreme also hosts unofficial SAFC merchandise online. It was given a high rating by magazine reviews. [ [http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews56510.html reviewcenter, ALS] ]
Love Supreme was chosen as UK Fanzine of the Year by Total Football Magazine on six separate occasions. In 2008 it was again named Fanzine of the Year by UK Pools, as well as Best Premier League Publication. ALS has also been named North East Publication of the Year on two occasions and is widely regarded as the leading football fans' magazine in the UK. Prominent contributors include Tom Bright, Andy Furry, Graham Bambrough, Tom Lynn, Graham Laidler, Sobs, Peter Daykin and Francis Todd Malone. The magazine is edited by Martyn McFadden.
ee also
*Sunderland A.F.C.
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External Links
* [http://www.a-love-supreme.com/index.htm official website]
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