
James Andrew
James Andrew is the editor of FourFourTwo, overseeing both the magazine and website. James is an NCTJ qualified journalist and began his career as a news reporter in regional newspapers in 2006 before moving into sport a year later. In 2011 he started a six year stint on the sports desk at the Daily Mail and MailOnline. James was appointed editor of FourFourTwo in December 2019. Across his career James has interviewed the likes of Franco Baresi, Sir Alex Ferguson, David Beckham and Michael Owen. James has been a Fulham season ticket holder since the mid-1990s and enjoys watching them home and away, through promotion and relegation.
Latest articles by James Andrew

‘Alan Shearer was supposed to caddy for me twice, but my wife did it instead’ Lee Westwood on the England and Newcastle legend’s near misses
By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE The former world number 1 has had plenty of run-ins with footballers

New daily podcast here to help fans keep up to date with fast paced world of football
By James Andrew Published
First Up: Football will cover the biggest footballing stories from around the globe, in a short 10 minute hit

Fulham Season Preview 2025/26: Why good times could be around the corner at the Cottage
By James Andrew Published
PREVIEW Your Fulham Season Preview 2025/26 delves into an exciting upcoming season at Craven Cottage, in which Marco Silva looks to take his side even further up the table

“After Messi missed his penalty against Chelsea, I shouted, ‘Barcelona, you couldn’t even finish a cathedral,' which even got a laugh from the Barça fans” Johnny Vaughan recalls the match that contained the best goal he’s seen live
By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE The former Big Breakfast host recalls a stunning strike from a classic European semi-final

“My ex-wife asked where our daughter was and I said she was on the beach. She goes, ‘Well, who’s looking after her?’ to which I said, ‘Rafa Benitez’” Johnny Vaughan on his strangest managerial encounter
By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE The radio presenter had a brilliantly random footballing encounter on his holidays

“Sean Lock felt One Man Went to Mow was pathetic, so chanted, ‘I know an old woman who swallowed a fly. I don’t know why she swallowed a fly. CHELSEA’” Johnny Vaughan on the funniest chant he’s ever heard
By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE Terrace humour remains one of the best parts of the matchday experience

“When I arrived, only Noel was there. I asked about the others and he said, ‘They’re back in England’. They’d had a fight with Chelsea fans on the ferry” How football fans almost derailed an early Oasis photoshoot
By Joe Mewis Last updated
EXCLUSIVE Iconic photographer Kevin Cummins shares a love for Man City with the Gallagher brothers

“Frank Clark said, ‘Look after the players, captain’. As we drove past the bus, Mark Crossley was hanging out of a limo holding two bottles of champagne!” Stuart Pearce recalls Nottingham Forest’s Oasis adventures
By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE Pearce and the Forest squad had more than one team outing to watch the Gallagher brothers in action back in Oasis’ heyday

EXCLUSIVE: 'Bring it on!' Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer backs England Lionesses to defend crown at Euro 2025
By James Andrew Published
Exclusive Interview The England Lionesses will defend their Euros title in Switzerland and the Prime Minister has backed them to win it again.

‘Noel Gallagher had this massive Man City flag. I thought it’d be funny to stick a big black-and-white Newcastle flag over the top. It didn’t go down too well’ Andrew Cushin’s touring banter with Oasis icon
By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE Newcastle-born Cushin opened for Noel Gallagher on his last tour and couldn’t resist a subtle dig

‘Jason Tindall asked me to sing on stage. There was footage online and he was jumping up and down, waving arms in the air. That was a strange night’ Newcastle-born singer on his encounter with Magpies coach
By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE The Newcastle United assistant manager is just as entertaining away from St James’ Park

‘A really underrated pundit, analytically good, and always fun to be around’: Gary Lineker reveals which BBC Match of the Day pundit he will miss the most
By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE Gary Lineker is in his final weeks as the Match of the Day presenter

EXCLUSIVE: ‘I photographed Oasis in a street in London just because it shared the name of a Manchester City midfielder and Liam and Noel Gallagher loved it’ Legendary snapper Kevin Cummins reveals his cunning masterplan
By James Andrew Published
EXCLUSIVE A new book reveals Oasis' early links to Manchester City and famous photoshoot that nearly never saw the light of day

Ranked! The 100 best football players of all time
By Mark White Last updated
RANKED! The 100 best football players who have ever lived: from Messi to Maradona, Cristiano to Cruyff and everyone in between

Vote for the Hero of the Year! The FourFourTwo Alternative Awards of the Year 2024
By Mark White Published
It's the big one: Hero of the Year in the FourFourTwo Alternative Awards of the Year

Vote for the Best Breakthrough Act! The FourFourTwo Alternative Awards of the Year 2024
By Mark White Published
It's the Best Breakthrough Act category - vote now in FourFourTwo's Alternative Awards of the Year 2024

Vote for the Comeback of the Year! The FourFourTwo Alternative Awards of the Year 2024
By Mark White Published
The FourFourTwo Alternative Awards continue, with comebacks in the spotlight for today

Vote for the Disasterclass of the Year! The FourFourTwo Alternative Awards of the Year 2024
By Mark White Published
Who had the worst performance through all of 2024? It's the FourFourTwo Alternative Awards all this week

Vote for the Masterclass of the Year! The FourFourTwo Alternative Awards of the Year 2024
By Mark White Published
It's the FourFourTwo Alternative Awards all this week, with our vote for Masterclass of the Year now open

Arsenal greats Ray Parlour and Paul Merson join Jules Breach for FourFourTwo's 30th anniversary event in London
By Chris Flanagan Last updated
It's three decades since FFT began in 1994, so we had a special evening to celebrate, hosted by Classic Football Shirts, with drinks sponsored by Guinness
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