Leo Moynihan
Leo Moynihan has been a freelance football writer and author for over 20 years. As well as contributing to FourFourTwo for all of that time, his words have also appeared in The Times, the Sunday Telegraph, the Guardian, Esquire, FHM and the Radio Times. He has written a number of books on football, including ghost projects with the likes of David Beckham and Andrew Cole, while his last two books, The Three Kings and Thou Shall Not Pass have both been recognised by the Sunday Times Sports Book of the Year awards.
Latest articles by Leo Moynihan
Zola: I hope Liverpool win the Premier League title
By Leo Moynihan last updated
Gianfranco Zola Legendary Chelsea forward Gianfranco Zola has revealed he hopes Liverpool, not the Blues, lift the Premier League title this season.
Mojitos with Asprilla and fishing with Pele's son: Wehn & Watson on the Road to Rio
By Leo Moynihan last updated
FIFA World Cup Leo Moynihan speaks to two comedians who are embarking on a madcap voyage to this summer's World Cup...
The Pub Landlord: Q&A
By Leo Moynihan last updated
Q & A With fewer than 100 days until the World Cup gets underway in Brazil, Al Murray the Pub Landlord talks to Leo Moynihan about war, WAGS and why England will win the bloody thing...
The big interview: Luis Garcia – "At Liverpool, I worked with a sports psychologist... to block out Jamie Carragher’s voice!"
By Leo Moynihan last updated
The Big Interview Did his ghost goal really cross the line? What was a young Messi really like? And does he still enjoy a sangria now and then? Your questions answered in October 2017...
Jamie Carragher: If I become a manager I'm wearing a suit – you've got to, haven't you?
By Leo Moynihan published
The Big Interview The Liverpool legend answers your questions in our One-on-One career reflective...
Freddie Sears: Talentspotter
By Leo Moynihan last updated
Talentspotter Former West Ham forward and cheeky chappie Freddie Sears talks to FourFourTwo back in October 2008 about Jessica Alba, taxi drivers and how he "ain't made it yet"...
Bill Bailey: Sing When You're Winning
By Leo Moynihan last updated
Sing When You're Winning The comedy favourite details his love for the mighty Rs...
You Ask The Questions: Gary McAllister – 'Vinnie Jones showed me around Leeds in a limo – and I was replacing him'
By Leo Moynihan last updated
Gary McAllister How mardy was Cantona? Which meant more: Leeds’ title or Liverpool’s cup treble? Has he sung his own chant? And did the ball really move before his Euro 96 penalty? Your questions answered…
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