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FourFourTwo is a British monthly magazine dedicated to football coverage. First published in 1994, it provides an engaging blend of news, analysis and feature journalism covering domestic and international football, making it one of the UK's most recognized football publications. The magazine is known for its in-depth interviews with players, managers and influential figures from across the sport, offering readers unique insight into the personalities and stories behind the headlines. It also features tactical analysis, historical retrospectives and opinion pieces that explore the game's biggest talking points and enduring moments from over the years. Coverage extends across the Premier League, European competitions and major international tournaments, while rankings, debates and long-form features add variety and entertainment. FourFourTwo combines expert football knowledge with accessible writing and a passion for the sport, appealing to casual fans and dedicated supporters alike. Available on PressReader, FourFourTwo magazine delivers exclusive interviews, expert analysis and compelling football stories from around the world.
This season more than any other in recent years, there seem to be a lot of questions in the Premier League. We’ll get answers over the course of the next nine months, but most of those uncertainties centre on the managers. Ahead of this season...
We revisit the late great’s chinwag about Sir Alex, helicopter exits and Tino Asprilla’s pre-match red wine Kevin Keegan was a whirlwind. Back in 2007, a year before returning to Newcastle for a second stint as the club’s manager, he met...
The weirdest stories in football, including fans dressed as squirrels and a grudge match on a ferry
The entrepreneur took the Lions to an FA Cup final and the UEFA Cup The second-tier club qualified for Europe for the only time in their history in 2004 – the man behind it all tells FFT about his eventful boardroom reign, via an expensive...
The cult hero has recovered from depression and is having fun again
Key Cherries faces tell us the secret behind the south coast club’s rise
