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GoalkeeperRay ClemenceNever committed himself in one-on-ones, always stayed big and made strikers beat him. Great awareness, too – the amount of times he used to catch the ball and within

Liverpool and Real Madrid midfielder Steve McManaman answers readers’ questions in FourFourTwo back in October 2004, when he was playing for Manchester City. It’s fitting thatFourFourTwomeets Steve McManaman at Salford’s

When he’s not kicking lumps out of the opposition, the Wolves defender likes nothing more than slapping oil on canvas and drinking absinthe until he passes out. Well, maybe not

These days Klinsmann chooses to live in the United States with his American wife and family. His impeccable English, having avoided all traces of a US accent, now shows just

“When I was a young pro at Nottingham Forest, I lived literally 200 yards away from the local dog track. I liked a punt and I soon became a regular

Club supportedCoventry City. Clubs played forI joined Coventry when I was eight, but they released me at 16. I was offered a trial at Villa and haven’t looked back. StrengthsMy

Goalkeeper: Peter Shilton Shilton was one of my heroes as a kid. I watched him play in the FA Cup final when I was eight years old, then I ended

It’s rare to meet a genuine life-long supporter of any football team. Although the term is bandied about with what approaches abandon, few have in fact devoted themselves to a

Harry Redknapp answers FourFourTwo readers’ questions back in September 2003, when he was manager of Portsmouth. Harry Redknapp’s image is as enduring as jumpers for goalposts. Even at 200 yards,

GoalkeeperPeter ShiltonThe goalkeeper’s position was a close run thing between Peter Shilton, Ray Clemence and Peter Bonetti. Shilts just edges it. He was a superb shot-stopper. You tend to fancy