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
First, theSunderlandviewpoint, fromJonathan Wilson… The first thing you see when you pull intoSunderlandstation is the city crest and beneath it the mottoNil desperandum, auspice deo– ‘Don’t despair, trust in God’.
In a city as crowded and polluted as modern day Cairo it is easy to lose any sensation that you are in the midst of the world’s oldest civilisation. Cairo
“I’m gonna get hammered by the lads when they see this. They probably think I’m mad but I like conversing with people in their own languages. Life is a learning
On a damp Saturday night, 80,000 expectant fans flock to the leafy, well-heeled western outskirts of Milan, Italy’s football and fashion capital. From the outside, the three-tiered San Siro stadium
Richard Savage knew he would never make Sheffield United’s first team the morning, over a quarter of a century ago,that he made his debut for United’s reserves. He played centre-forward
Were you party to any madness in your time at Millwall (1984-86)?Matthew Payne, CinderfordI came down to Millwall with Lincoln City once and bashed the hell out of their defence,
