22 stadium  of  the  club.  Below  the  picture  of  the  player,  coach,  and  stadium,  an
explanation or short background are given to inform the reader about them. There are always seven pictures in the article, not including the pictures in
the boxes. There is always one big picture that takes about one and a half page of the magazine. There are also captions in every picture that explains the picture.
There  are  3  articles  that  are  used  for  this research.  They  are  “Lifting  the Turin cloud”, “Making dreams come true”, and “Blue moon rising”. “Lifting the
Turin cloud” is taken from World Soccer December 2011 issue. “Making dreams come  true”  is  taken  from  World  Soccer  magazine  issued  in  November  2011.
“Blue moon rising” is taken from March 2012 issue. “Lifting  the  Turin  cloud”  contains  23  paragraphs  and  46  sentences  not
including the sentences from the boxes. “Making dreams come true” contains 24 paragraphs  and  67  sentences.  “Blue  moon  rising”,  meanwhile,  contains  32
paragraphs with 82 sentences.
B. Approach of the Study
In  analysing  the  articles  in  the  column,  stylistic  approach  will  be  used. Stylistics, in Peter Barry’s book Beginning Theory, is “a critical approach which
uses  the  methods  and  findings of  the  sciences  of  linguistics  in  the  analysis  of literary texts.” 2002:203. This statement means that a text can be analysed using
the linguistic features found on the text. However, the text here does not limited into  just  literary  text.  Barry  added  that  ‘stylistic  does  not  confine  itself  to  the
analysis  of  literature  and  often  juxtaposes  literary  and  other  kinds  of  discourse.
23 2002:207.  It  means  that  a  non-literary  text  like  magazine  can  also  be  analysed
using stylistics. The purpose of stylistic approach is to provide ‘hard data’ in analysing the
text Barry, 2002:204.  The hard data that is needed to do stylistic approach can be  found  by  analysing  the  linguistic  features  found  on  the  texts.  The  results  can
support the idea that article in magazines has function to entertain and give news to the reader.
C. Method of the Study
There were some steps in this analysis. The first step was collecting the data. The  data  were  collected  from  an  English  football  magazine World  Soccer
November  2011,  December  2011, and  March  2012.  The  data  analysed  were  not from the entire content of the magazine, but only from Club Focus column. Other
content of magazine would not be included in the analysis. To ease the analysis of the study, the data  are taken per article. Therefore,
there are 3 articles that were analysed in this study. They were “Shakhtar Donetsk, Making  Dreams  Come  True”,  “Juventus,  Lifting  the  Turin  Cloud”,  and
“Manchester City, Blue Moon Rising”. The next step was analysing the data. The analysis of the data will be based
on the problem stated in the problem formulation in Chapter I. To answer the first problem,  the  linguistic  features  of  the  data  have  to  be  found.  The  data  were
classified and analysed based on the title of the article. To begin in answering the first  problem,  it  is  absolutely  necessary  to  read  the  whole  article  to  find  out
24 sentences, words or other features that were applied in the data. For example, to
find the graphology applied in the feature, the article is read to find the type of the font in the article.
Then,  the  second  problem  in  the  problem  formulation  was  answered  by applying the theories in  Chapter  II. This was done in order to show the  possible
effects of linguistic features to the text. Theory of linguistic features also explains the possible effect of the linguistic features to the text and therefore can be used to
answer the second problem. The final step then was to draw conclusion from the result of the analysis.
CHAPTER IV ANALYSIS RESULTS AND DISCUSSION