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Born in Berlin and living in Hawaii, the more cynical football fans among you may feel the urge to utter “typical bloody Red” at the sight of Dominic Monaghan in

NicknameIt’s always been ‘Catts’ from as far back as I can remember. Team supportedAs a local lad it has to be Middlesbrough. I think my dad took me to Ayresome

Every football club and its supporters like to nurse a sense of injured innocence, a myth of victimhood which can be trotted out to justify any unsporting act on or

NicknameThe lads call me CJ and that’s what most people now know me as, although when I played football back home in Huddersfield, my mates used to call me ‘Killer’.

It’s a cold, grey February afternoon at Old Trafford, the kind of day when anyone with any sense would be at home with the curtains drawn. Long after his team-mates

NicknameIt was always just Ant or Anton when I was growing up, but for some reason I’ve become known as ‘Lips’ by the boys at West Ham. As a boy

Liverpool and West Ham legend Neil “Razor” Ruddock answers silly questions for FourFourTwo in December 2005. Good afternoon, Raisin.Raisin? Razor.Yeah, Razor. Good afternoon. What colour pants are you wearing today,

It’s a baking hot August afternoon in Athens, and FourFourTwo is feeling ill at ease. August 28, 2005 marks the first day of the new Greek season, and the city’s

The man universally known as ‘Big Sam’ is an intriguing mixture of old-school attitude and cutting-edge modernity. It’s fitting, then, to walk through the Reebok Stadium’s steel-and-glass reception, past rooms

Not all musicians are football fans of convenience. Some, like The Beautiful South (and former Housemartins) lead singer Paul Heaton, understand the various subtleties of following a team home and