Leo Moynihan
Leo Moynihan has been a freelance football writer and author for over 20 years. As well as contributing to FourFourTwo for all of that time, his words have also appeared in The Times, the Sunday Telegraph, the Guardian, Esquire, FHM and the Radio Times. He has written a number of books on football, including ghost projects with the likes of David Beckham and Andrew Cole, while his last two books, The Three Kings and Thou Shall Not Pass have both been recognised by the Sunday Times Sports Book of the Year awards.
Latest articles by Leo Moynihan
Full Members Cup: the anti-European Cup that nobody wanted
By Leo Moynihan published
Chelsea English football's domestic cup competitions are often considered second rate by some, but there's a reason nobody gets misty-eyed about the Zenith Data Systems Cup.
The big interview: David Bentley – “I joined Spurs thinking Ramos would be another Wenger – but it was a nightmare”
By Leo Moynihan last updated
The Big Interview Does he regret his U21 snub? Did he ever make Wenger laugh? And did he really kick a ball off an office block into a skip? The ex-England international revealed all in the May 2016 issue of FourFourTwo
Britain's 12 most bonkers derbies: London brawls, noisy neighbours and needle
By Leo Moynihan published
Manchester United By now you'll have seen which derbies made our list of the 50 biggest (so they're not featured here). In Britain, you're only a street away from your nearest neighbours – but some are a lot bigger and noiser than others. Here, the maddest British derbies presented...
Steve McManaman: Suarez? Balotelli? Cavani? Give it a rest – we've got Sturridge
By Leo Moynihan last updated
England Leo Moynihan quizzes the former England and Real Madrid flier about his team for Saturday's opener against Italy...
Zola: England youngsters have Spanish skills now
By Leo Moynihan last updated
Gianfranco Zola In less a month England face Italy in the Amazonian city of Manaus, and former Azzurri and Chelsea striker Gianfranco Zola is no doubt just how much the county of his birth has in common with that he now calls home.