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In the mag: World Cup icons! FREE Panini album! Football League Top 50! Robben One-on-One!
FourFourTwo Get your hands on the latest issue of FourFourTwo magazine – available in print, or on iPad and iPhone – from April 4
Jaw-dropping press conferences: from punch-ups over Pele to Roy Keane hanging up
FourFourTwo Be they teary confessionals, expletive-filled rants or long lists of “facts”, routine press conferences can prove to be a minefield for footballers, managers and owners alike – as FourFourTwo discovered
Football's most embarrassing relatives, including Pele's son, Le Tissier's blabbering brother and Pione Sisto's dancing parents
In the mag: Messi takes over as editor! Alonso exclusive! Zanetti One-on-One!
FourFourTwo Get your hands on the latest edition of FourFourTwo magazine, available to buy in print – or alternatively on iPad and iPhone – from Thursday, June 1
The Best Footballers in the World… in 1966. Who comes top?
FFT100 Had FourFourTwo been around (presumably under a different name) 50 years ago, who would have been in the FFT100? FFT’s launch editor Paul Simpson wonders...
In the mag: Klopp's Liverpool masterplan, our alternative Champions League guide & Joey Barton's porn admission
Jürgen Klopp The new season is well under way and European football is upon us once again. Here's a look at what's in the latest edition of FourFourTwo magazine - available in print, and on iPad and iPhone from Wednesday September 7
9 of the greatest goals that never happened
Video Spectacular and momentous goals are what football fans treasure the most, but this lot were denied a place in the history books through a mixture of injustice and bad fortune, as Max McLean explains...
Pele: Rooney key for England in Brazil
Wayne Rooney Brazil legend Pele has backed England to progress from a tough Group D, and expects Wayne Rooney to be their star performer.
World Cup icons: 17-year-old Pele makes Brazil's own psychologist look silly (1958)
World Cup 1958 On the anniversary of his first World Cup goal, we look back at how the Seleção's boy king conquered the world in Sweden – but only after some pre-tournament guff from within his own country's ranks
