Gary Parkinson
Gary Parkinson is a freelance writer, editor, trainer, muso, singer, actor and coach. He spent 14 years at FourFourTwo as the Global Digital Editor and continues to regularly contribute to the magazine and website, including major features on Euro 96, Subbuteo, Robert Maxwell and the inside story of Liverpool's 1990 title win. He is also a Bolton Wanderers fan.
Latest articles by Gary Parkinson
Premier League notes: The weekend's killer stats, Sep 23
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Stats Zone Presenting fascinating factoids from Opta about the weekend's Premier League games...
The 50 Best Football Books Ever: 40-31
By Gary Parkinson last updated
FFT Best Books More essential reading from the FourFourTwo library
Andy Carroll: Q & A
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Q & A "When I train with England I am looking up at Peter Crouch. It’s not very often I look up to people!"
Hull 2-0 Everton: Which nine-year low have the Toffees slumped to?
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Stats Zone Facts and analysis from Hull vs Everton, using Stats Zone...
Predict scores, beat FFT, win £10,000 a week
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Gaming Think you know football? Fancy a few quid?
Bellerin: I love London - I’ve even picked up some Cockney slang…
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Hector Bellerin The flying Catalan has settled in - and is looking forward to helping Arsenal get even better...
The Trophy Hunters: How Chelsea have piled up pots since Arsenal's last success
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Premier League As Chelsea continue their quest to win every trophy in football, how does their haul compare to rivals at home and abroad?
Why the Premier League urgently needs a relegation play-off
By Gary Parkinson published
Premier League As a dreary final weekend looms, Gary Parkinson explains how a relegation play-off would guarantee entertainment and competition to the wire
Sunday analysis: What Stats Zone taught us today
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Stats Zone Cardiff's aerial dominance obliterates Man City's hopes, while new boys lift Spurs expectations