Latest about Brian Clough
In the mag: Harry Kane exclusive interview! Chris Waddle! Jude Bellingham! PLUS Gretna's rise and fall! San Marino's England goal and MORE
IN THE MAG Get your hands on the latest issue of FourFourTwo magazine – available in print or on your device – from Thursday 16 November
Ranked! The 100 best football managers of all time
RANKED! The 100 best football managers of all time, ever: it's time to honour the best tacticians, tinkermen and master motivators in the history of the game. Buckle up...
In the mag: An ode to Martin Ødegaard! Plus, Joey Barton, Jim Ratcliffe at Nice, a San Siro Saga and the 40 goal club
IN THE MAG Get your hands on the latest issue of FourFourTwo magazine – available in print or on iPad and iPhone – from Thursday 27 April
The craziest football conspiracy theories
Conspiracies Tinfoil hats at the ready as FFT reveals the game’s most radical claims – from Messi’s coded passing patterns to Lasagne-gate...
Why Brian Clough once punched Roy Keane after a dodgy back pass: "He'd bring Roy down a peg or two when he needed it"
Keane's undercooked back pass in an FA Cup third round game meant Brian Clough got physical
Steve Stone says Brian Clough scared everyone at Nottingham Forest – even the chairman
There was also a lighter side to the legendary Forest manager behind closed doors, however, as Stone recently recalled to FFT
The shortlist to manage Saudi Arabia’s national team in 1977 included Bob Paisley, Bobby Robson and Brian Clough
All three could have had considerably different careers had they taken up the lucrative job offer in 1977
How the Premier League breakaway happened: The first season of 1992/93, as told by its heroes
PL TURNS 30 In 1992, a group broke away from Division 1 to form a brand new league with an exciting revenue model. With the Premier League now over 30 years old, FourFourTwo remembers the first-ever Premier League season
Kevin Keegan: how Liverpool, Hamburg, Southampton and Newcastle fell Head Over Heels In Love with King Kev
Fifty years ago, a 20-year-old Kevin Keegan made his Liverpool debut following an almighty leap from the Fourth Division. King Kev's incredible success extended far beyond the Kop, however, during a fascinating career of pop single, punch ups bike crashes... and cracking perms
