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The most mental semi-final ever: when Bobby Moore went in goal... and saved a penalty
League Cup Rich Edwards reflects on one of Stoke's most dramatic cup memories as they aim to make history again on Tuesday...
Ken Monkou: What Happened Next?
What Happened Next? Chelsea and Southampton old boy Ken Monkou reveals to FourFourTwo in November 2008 what he did after retiring from football - open a pancake house, obviously...
Chivers & Wilson: Perfect XI
Perfect XI Bob Wilson and Martin Chivers choose a joint Arsenal and Spurs Perfect XI. No easy job – as shown by some tactical fence-sitting...
Gus Caesar: What Happened Next?
What Happened Next? "Like Margaret Thatcher, I’ve always been able to get by on four hours sleep"
Where are they now? Cruyff's legendary Barcelona Dream Team, 1991/92
Barcelona Greg Lea remembers the most-used XI that won La Liga and the Catalans' first European Cup in 1991/92
The 13 best football kits of all time
Retro Matt Allen guides you through the coolest of retro kits. Buy one of these and you never need splash out on another shirt again!
Eusebio: One-on-One
The Big Interview The all-time legend for Portugal and Benfica (where he scored at an incredible rate of more than a goal a game over 700-plus appearances) answers questions from FourFourTwo readers in July 2008.
Marco Gabbiadini: What Happened Next?
What Happened Next? In his playing days his was a name to put fear in the hearts of defenders across the land. Now Marco Gabbiadini is serving up bed and breakfast in a city frequented by the Vikings.
Johan Cruyff: The player, the coach, the legacy
Johan Cruyff Mesmerising player, revolutionary coach, brilliant pundit: for 40 years, Johan Cruyff has entertained, enthralled and inspired legions of football fans all over the world. Simon Kuper pays tribute to the Dutch master...
On this day in the Euros, June 21: Ronald Koeman wipes his backside on Olaf Thon's shirt
On this day On home turf, West Germany were expected to win Euro '88. But the tournament took a dramatic swing when they were drawn against their fiercest rivals in the semi-finals, as Gary Parkinson explains
