Steve Morgan
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Alex Ferguson at Mexico '86: when the world got its first blast of the hairdryer
By Steve Morgan last updated
World Cup 1986 After the untimely death of Jock Stein, Alex Ferguson led Scotland to a World Cup with what many believed was their best-ever side. Things didn’t quite go to plan, however...

Why Portsmouth vs Southampton is more than a game: featuring navy larks, skates and scummers
By Steve Morgan published
More Than A Game It's the south-coast derby that hardly ever happens. And when it does, ancient maritime rivalries get out of hand – as Steve Morgan reported in the April 2004 edition of FourFourTwo

Hughie Gallacher: the free-scoring Newcastle and Chelsea forward who became football’s original bad boy
By Steve Morgan last updated
Newcastle United He may not be a household name now – but in the 1920s, the goal-getting, wise-cracking, big-drinking Gallacher was British football’s first icon... before meeting a tragic end
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