Europe
Asia
Oceania
Americas
Africa
Saipan. More than two decades on, one word is still enough to send a shudder down the spine of every Ireland fan. Few place names evoke such an instant reaction – within football, Saipan is only assoc
We all love some time off. A rest from the grind. No alarm, no dull meetings, nothing to do. It was only a few weeks ago that FourFourTwo sat down with Sean Dyche and found him in this nirvana of free
The former Colorado Rapids and Crawley Town midfielder reflects on a nomadic career in France, England and the United States
In recent years you’ve spent time working in China. That must have been quite an experience? I had two spells there. The opportunity first came not long after I left my job with the FA. My kids were g
When Tom Cairney joined Fulham from Blackburn for £3 million in June 2015, his new club were in a mess. Recently relegated from the Premier League under Felix Magath, the Cottagers had just finished 1
Growing up in Glasgow during the 1950s, just a few square feet of grass could feel like Hampden Park. Not far from his family home in the impoverished neighbourhood of Milton, a young Kenny Dalglish w