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'Chaos, gaffer tape, portakabins and Peter Odemwingie': 25 years of Sky Sports News
25 YEARS Kelly Cates, Dharmesh Sheth, Mike Wedderburn and Rob Wotton reflect back on the iconic news channel, in a FourFourTwo exclusive, as it reaches a quarter of a century
"I'm always looking to gain half a per cent wherever I can" - Harry Kane reveals how new Skechers boots have elevated his game
England captain Kane has been banging the goals in since moving to Bayern Munich - and reveals he has new boots to thank in part for his form
"The whole deal just just fell into place" - Harry Kane reveals how his boot partnership with Skechers came about
England captain Kane didn't just switch club and country over the summer, he also opted for a new boot partnership with Skechers
‘I work 20 hours a day’: Fabrizio Romano tells FourFourTwo how he became Mr Exclusive on transfers – and why he upset Brighton
Fabrizio Romano is a workaholic Italian transfer oracle who has changed the landscape of the market – and he took time from his hectic summer to speak to FFT about his crazy rise to fame
Fabio Cannavaro opens up about being the last defender to ever win the Ballon d’Or
2006 Ballon d'Or winner Fabio Cannavaro was the last centre-back to be given the award – but he says now that in many ways, he was lucky
'The highs were high and the lows were low, but it made for a beautiful journey' – Chris Bart-Williams' remarkable career, in his own words
In an interview conducted just months before his passing, Chris Bart-Williams recalls getting his big break at Sheffield Wednesday, hitting heights with Forest and the team-mates and coaches that stuck in his mind
Fabio Cannavaro reveals why AC Milan passed on him as a youngster – and later apologised to him
Fabio Cannavaro enjoyed a remarkable career despite being relatively short for a top-level centre-back
‘We’ve changed more mentality-wise than ability-wise’ – Alex Greenwood on the ten-year evolution of England’s Lionesses
EXCLUSIVE The Euro 2022 winner explains to FourFourTwo how the Lionesses have risen to the top of world football
Canada women’s head coach comes from a small town in County Durham... and, bizarrely, so does the men's
EXCLUSIVE Bev Priestman is part of a British duo at the top of women's and men's football in Canada, and they're almost neighbours back home
"Change has to be driven from the bottom up": Bonita Mersiades speaks to FourFourTwo about corruption, the Women's World Cup and the growth of the game
Bonita Mersiades is at the forefront of women's football, having been ostracised for exposing corruption in the sport in the past – she spoke to FFT about the state of the game and the importance of more women getting involved in the sport
