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Ronaldo, Higuita, Arshavin and the vainest players of all-time
Cristiano Ronaldo Many say footballers are a pampered bunch, but some take things to another level. Jon Spurling picks out eight stars just as likely to appear in the fashion pages as the sport ones...
Gazza, Becks, Robinho: 5 huge transfers that weren't... but what if they had been?
Transfer news Declan Warrington thinks Lukas Podolski could have fulfilled his potential at Arsenal had Robin van Persie stayed – and the German's isn't the only 'what if?' story in football...
In the mag: Pirlo, Gazza, the ’80s indoor soccer league and football's style icons
FourFourTwo Get your grubby mitts on the latest issue of FourFourTwo, available from Wednesday, July 1 in print, on iPad and iPhone...
The inverted Vardy: Ten players who got to the very top and worked their way down
Top 10 With the football world going giddy for the story of Manchester United-bashing Leicester hero Jamie Vardy, who has risen six divisions in four years, Charles Ducksbury recalls some big names who went the other way...
Ozil, Ronaldo and football's distrust of introverts
Mesut Özil Why do fans not take to the quiet man? Chas Newkey-Burden examines the introverts...
James Richardson talks Football Italia: "Paul Ince used to call me for Tomb Raider tips..."
Serie A Ahead of BT Sport's new film Golazzo: The Football Italia Story, James Richardson tells FourFourTwo.com about life as the legendary show's host, Gazza's crazy ideas and gaming with the Guv'nor
Ranked! The 19 worst moments in England national team history
Lists From turnips to umbrellas and Gazza’s tears to Wazza’s outburst, it’s England’s most heartbreaking moments. Soak it in...
How the 1990s saved English football
Long Read In the 1980s, football was at an all-time low – but Gazza's tears helped to usher in an era that saw the game return to its place at the heart of British popular culture. Gary Parkinson remembers the renaissance...
Gennaro Gattuso: "He was really breaking my balls so I lost my temper and stuck a fork in his leg"
Between The Lines He made a career from harnessing his inner rage for club and country. But, as the now-Milan manager admits, every now and then ‘the animal inside would come out’ – with dire consequences for anyone in striking distance. Team-mates included…
