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Every month, our team deliver the biggest names, the finest features and the most respected columnists in football. FourFourTwo is the only magazine that truly reflects football in all its extremes. Spectacular, dramatic, hilarious, opinionated, authoritative, intelligent, quirky - from the grass roots up, if it's in the game, it's in FourFourTwo.

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WELCOME

THE BEAUTIFUL GAME

GRAEME SOUNESS • “After I signed Mo Johnston, the Special Branch advised me, ‘Don’t drive under any bridges, people might throw bricks at your car’”

THE ULTIMATE QUIZ

JULES BREACH • The TNT Sports presenter and Brighton fan on why the Seagulls should dare to dream

GAMES THAT CHANGED MY LIFE

MILAN’S OTHER CLUB • In their first decade, AS Velasca have combined football, art and the mad idea of using a card game to devise their tactics. Unsurprisingly, they lost…

MAX RUSHDEN • The former Soccer AM host on serenading Dion Dublin, meeting Dr Karl Kennedy and an 18-hour ordeal dressed as a penguin

STAN COLLYMORE • The former striker hails a trio of famous politicians – one of whom inspired him to donate his pocket money

NEW SEALAND • The naval fort once had a national team managed by Julian Dicks – now they’re relaunching. Sign up for £7.99 to earn your international cap…

WARNING! GAME’S GONE? • The Manchester City scandal has been just the latest issue to anger supporters – is the game we all love broken, and can FourFourTwo fix it, with our 30-point plan to save football?

THE SCANDAL THAT ROCKED ITALY • The 2006 match-fixing controversy exposed corruption at the very top of Serie A – at its centre was one man and his mobile phone

Sir Bobby’s England: as told by the players • Terry Butcher and writer Neil Prentice have paid homage to Robson in new book Almost Immortal – former Three Lions stars hail the legendary boss, via stories of electric shocks, Cameroonian spies and a mummified Gazza

THE JOB’S YOURS: A WEEK ON THE STAFF AT A NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUB • FFT were invited to spend time with Harrogate boss Simon Weaver, and even take a seat on the bench for their game against Eastleigh – it’s an offer we couldn’t turn down…

EDWIN VAN DER SAR • Edwin van der Sar conquered Europe twice during his playing days – weeks after leaving his role at Ajax in 2023 though, he suffered a brain haemorrhage. He tells FFT about that experience, and a glorious career

THE BOY’S A BIT SPECIAL • Brighton’s newest starlet and the next Xavi… or is it the next Lahm?

Marching on together • Jayden Bogle has been a key part of a Leeds United side that climbed out of the Championship and have kept on rising. He tells FFT why it has been a collective effort, with some impromptu karaoke thrown in…

THE DANISH REVOLUTION • Midtjylland were only formed in 1999, but have used innovative thinking to become perennial title contenders in recent years – FFT headed to see them host rivals FC Copenhagen

VITO MANNONE • The ex-Arsenal keeper on life as a player-coach at League Two Crawley, learning from Jens Lehmann and facing Robin van Persie in training

VISIT THE WELLESLEY • At more or less Britain’s easternmost point, Great Yarmouth Town’s ground is home to the oldest football grandstand in the country – and maybe the world

THE BIZARRE HISTORY OF… READING • Uri Geller card tricks, Maxwell’s merger and a lion interfering with play – life hasn’t always been conventional at the Berkshire club

RISE OF THE WEEKEND WARRIORS • Part-timers Stenhousemuir made an extraordinary start to life in the Scottish Championship after a rapid rise

John Arne Riise • “BELLAMY WENT FOR MY SHINS WITH THAT GOLF CLUB – IT COULD HAVE ENDED MY CAREER. THANK GOD I JUMPED”

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