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
The Winter League: How good is your Premier League side once the clocks go back?
By Gary Parkinson published
Premier League Which clubs enjoy a winter wonderland between the time changes, and which teams suffer like slowly melting snowmen? FourFourTwo cracked out the spreadsheets to study the last five Premier League seasons
Chris Waddle: One-on-One
By Gary Parkinson last updated
The Big Interview The former winger answers readers' questions in October 2008.
Arsenal 0-0 Chelsea: How many shots have misfiring Gunners troubled the Blues with this season?
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Stats Zone How the action unfolded, analysed by Stats Zone...
World Cup icons: When we all wept with Paul Gascoigne – and remembered him forever (1990)
By Gary Parkinson published
World Cup 1990 Gazza's professional career lasted from 1985 to 2005, but he will always be remembered for one month in mid-1990
Stats Zone World Cup 2014 Team of the Tournament
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Stats Zone The best players in Brazil this summer - FACT.
Czech Republic vs Croatia - Euro 2016 LIVE with FourFourTwo
By Gary Parkinson published
Minute by minute All the action, minute by minute...
Southampton 1-1 Chelsea: Blunt Blues can't punish Saints
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Stats Zone Facts and analysis from Southampton vs Chelsea, using Stats Zone...
Gary Pallister
By Gary Parkinson last updated
"If I get beat, I have to play again and again until I win. They always ask: “Why do you hate losing so much, Dad?”
Jonathan Pitroipa
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Q & A "When we play against the Ivory Coast it always feels like a derby match. The supporters want us to avoid defeat at all cost"
Martinez, Mancini and continental Chelsea: The EPL's third wave of foreign managers
By Gary Parkinson last updated
Luiz Felipe Scolari With Arsene Wenger poised to celebrate 20 years as Arsenal manager on Thursday, FFT has decided to honour every foreign boss to grace (and often not) top-class football in England – all 50 of 'em. Here are numbers 21 to 30...