Column
Latest about Column

'Ironically none of it's black and white': A Newcastle fan's attempt to make sense of their Saudi situation
By Adam Clery published
OPINION The Magpies’ Saudi Arabia investment has divided English football down the middle. Lifelong supporter Adam Clery explains why it’s left the fanbase in a tricky position

Liverpool's ownership crossroads: do the Reds adapt or risk slumping back down the table?
By Matt Ladson published
OPINION Liverpool's ownership model under FSG could leave them unable to compete with state-owned European clubs

JULES BREACH: England have shown they have resolve to dig in for major victories ahead of Euro 2024
By Jules Breach published
OPINION England have shown they are harder to beat since the World Cup with the Euros on the horizon

Discovering 'Line Up' a hidden, vintage football shirt shop that could be Paris' best kept secret
By Matthew Ketchell published
ON THE GROUND Sandwiched between The Louvre and Paris' 'Grands Boulevards' department store district is small pocket of football shirt heaven you need to visit

JULES BREACH: Solly key for Brighton’s March to Europe
By Jules Breach published
COLUMN In the first of her monthly columns for FourFourTwo, TV Presenter and journalist Jules Breach gives her views on Brighton under Roberto de Zerbi

Dominant, volatile and hijacked by cliché: why we still love Eric Cantona
By Seb Stafford-Bloor published
LEGEND The former Manchester United forward was one of the Premier League's first true superstars – and he managed to cultivate an enduring legacy

Andy Mitten: Manchester United’s trip to Rio for the Club World Cup, 21 years on
By Andy Mitten published
In January 2000, the Champions League winners skipped the FA Cup to compete in this mid-season tournament in Brazil - but it didn't exactly go to plan

Does Jorginho have a future at Chelsea? He may have to find one
By Richard Jolly published
Talismanic of the Maurizio Sarri era, Jorginho is a £50m midfielder who doesn't command a starting spot for Frank Lampard's Chelsea – and could struggle to get a transfer

This Manchester United team remains a mass of contradictions. That's why they'll stay in limbo for now
By Richard Jolly published
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Manchester United can dismantle top teams with top managers, and capitulate to lesser teams. While that continues, a change in manager seems unlikely
The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week.
Thank you for signing up to Four Four Two. You will receive a verification email shortly.
There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again.