
Gregg Davies
Gregg Davies is the Chief Sub Editor of FourFourTwo magazine, joining the team in January 2008 and spending seven years working on the website. He supports non-league behemoths Hereford and commentates on Bulls matches for Radio Hereford FC. His passions include chocolate hobnobs and attempting to shoehorn Ronnie Radford into any office conversation.
Latest articles by Gregg Davies

Alderweireld is FFT's top Premier League defender
By Gregg Davies last updated
FFT100 Tottenham Hotspur centre-back Toby Alderweireld has been named the top Premier League defender in FourFourTwo’s Best 100 Players in the World 2016.

Gabriel Jesus: "My goal? For City to have a great season, lift a trophy... and then win the World Cup"
By Gregg Davies published
Gabriel Jesus Gabriel Jesus has told FourFourTwo that he has already got one eye on becoming the best footballer on the planet

Gerrard: 2006 display against West Ham probably my best ever – just don’t call it 'The Gerrard Final'
By Gregg Davies published
Steven Gerrard Steven Gerrard has told FourFourTwo that his performance in the 2006 FA Cup Final was probably the best of his career

Gabriel Jesus: "A big factor in me signing for Man City was Pep's phone call – he made me feel wanted"
By Gregg Davies last updated
Gabriel Jesus Gabriel Jesus has told FourFourTwo that Pep Guardiola’s personal approach convinced him to join Manchester City.

In the mag: Gabriel Jesus! Alvaro Morata! Dani Alves One-on-One! 30 Greatest Premier League Strikers!
By Gregg Davies last updated
FourFourTwo Get your hands on the latest issue of FourFourTwo magazine, available to buy in print – or alternatively on iPad and iPhone – from Wednesday, November 1

Houghton: Decision to leave Arsenal for City was risk worth taking
By Gregg Davies published
Stephanie Houghton Steph Houghton has told FourFourTwo that her decision to leave Arsenal for Manchester City was a “risk worth taking.”

Bravo: You can't think about who was playing in goal before you arrived
By Gregg Davies published
Claudio Bravo Claudio Bravo has told FourFourTwo he can’t afford to worry about who he has replaced as Manchester City’s No.1 goalkeeper.

Stones: When Pep wants you, it’s a no-brainer
By Gregg Davies last updated
John Stones John Stones has told FourFourTwo that he didn’t have to think twice before signing for Manchester City over the summer.

Rondon: I didn't want to play football when I was younger – my dream was to follow Michael Jordan
By Gregg Davies published
José Salomón Rondon West Bromwich Albion striker Salomon Rondon may have become the first man to score a hat-trick of headed Premier League goals for nearly 20 years, but he has told FourFourTwo that he doesn’t like heading the ball – and even had childhood dreams of playing basketball instead.

Oscar: Of course China money was important, but my move wasn't all about that
By Gregg Davies last updated
Oscar Oscar has told FourFourTwo that his decision to swap Chelsea for China was not solely motivated by money.

Nelson Vivas: "I've never experienced such a feeling of perfection as I did at Arsenal"
By Gregg Davies last updated
Nelson Vivas Nelson Vivas has told FourFourTwo how his no-nonsense approach at Arsenal earned him a notorious nickname.

Robinho: Why I didn't join Chelsea in 2008
By Gregg Davies last updated
Robinho Robinho has told FourFourTwo that one of the ‘main reasons’ his move from Real Madrid to Chelsea fell through in 2008 was the premature appearance of replica shirts bearing his name on the Blues’ online megastore.

Duff: Henry’s handball? If it was down the other end I’d have done it, too
By Gregg Davies last updated
Damien Duff Damien Duff has told FourFourTwo he holds no grudge with Thierry Henry over the handball that helped deny the Republic of Ireland a place at the 2010 World Cup.

Dele: When Spurs are on form, no one in the Premier League can beat us
By Gregg Davies published
Dele Alli Dele Alli has told FourFourTwo that no team can stop Tottenham when they are playing at the peak of their powers.

Dembele: I saw Klopp in Paris, but I’d already decided to join Dortmund
By Gregg Davies published
Ousmane Dembele Ousmane Dembele has told FourFourTwo that he had decided to sign for Borussia Dortmund before Jurgen Klopp’s last-gasp attempt to lure him to Liverpool.

Ancelotti: Chelsea are getting a top coach in Conte. He will succeed
By Gregg Davies last updated
Carlo Ancelotti Carlo Ancelotti has told FourFourTwo that his former Juventus charge, Antonio Conte, will thrive in England with Chelsea.

Antonio: I want to become one of the best wingers in the Premier League
By Gregg Davies published
Michail Antonio West Ham midfielder Michail Antonio has told FourFourTwo that he hopes to be restored to an attacking role in 2016/17 and become one of the best wingers in the Premier League.

Kuba: Liverpool ‘have already won’ with Klopp
By Gregg Davies published
Jakub Błaszczykowski Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jakob Blaszczykowski has told FourFourTwo that Liverpool ‘couldn’t have hired a better manager’ than his former coach Jurgen Klopp.

More Real Madrid than Barca in Best 100 again
By Gregg Davies published
FFT100 FourFourTwo’s Best 100 Players in the World features more Real Madrid players than Barcelona for a third successive year.

Turan: Barça is my dream club, so I had a good reason to be patient
By Gregg Davies published
Arda Turan Arda Turan has told FourFourTwo that he reminded himself of his childhood while he was unable to play for new club Barcelona.

McAllister: Klopp can lead Reds to league title
By Gregg Davies published
Gary McAllister Former Liverpool midfielder Gary McAllister has told FourFourTwo that he is confident Jurgen Klopp can bring the Premier League trophy to Anfield.

Terry makes his point, Gomes saves one: 5 things from Watford 0-0 Chelsea
By Gregg Davies published
Stats Zone FFT's Gregg Davies was in the press box at Vicarage Road to analyse Watford's stalemate with champions Chelsea using Stats Zone – FREE on iOS and Android...

Sol: Wenger needs to nail down Walcott's role
By Gregg Davies published
Sol Campbell Former England international Sol Campbell has criticised Arsene Wenger’s role in the development of Theo Walcott.
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