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Ryan Dabbs
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Staff Writer, FourFourTwo
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Biography
I'm a young, aspiring journalist currently working as a Trainee News Writer across the sports title at Future PLC, including FourFourTwo, Rugby World, Golf Monthly and Cycling Weekly. I'm an avid sportsman and love writing about anything and everything athletic related, although my main interests lie in football and F1.
Sports news and sports features
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Content
'Cristiano Ronaldo asked me to play at his 35th birthday party, which would have been amazing - it was going to be in Italy, when he was at Juventus. Then COVID happened. I was pretty gutted': BRIT Awards nominee reveals Portuguese superstar's request | F
By Ryan Dabbs Verified, Chris Flanagan Verified| FourFourTwo Verified Cristiano Ronaldo recently celebrated his 40th birthday in Saudi Arabia, but when he turned 35 in 2020, the Portuguese superstar requested a BRIT Awards nominee to play at his party. At the time, Cristiano Ronaldo was playing for Juventus and in the middle of a profitable goalscoring 2019/20 season in which he bagged 31 goals in 33 Serie A games. Part of that was played behind closed doors, however, with COVID limiting attendances across Europe.
‘A game like beating Barcelona 4-0 might not happen again, so it lasts forever. It’s one of the greatest comebacks in history - the fans believed in us for every second’: Liverpool cult hero recalls historic 2019 Champions League win | FourFourTwo
By Ryan Dabbs Verified, Sean Cole Verified| FourFourTwo Verified Liverpool completed one of the greatest comebacks in the history of the Champions League in 2019, and one Reds player from that period believes it might be a unique achievement. Heading into the second-leg 3-0 down against Barcelona in the semi-finals, Liverpool weren't given a chance of reaching the final in Madrid. They were also missing Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino, meaning Divock Origi and Xherdan Shaqiri had to step into the starting XI.
‘We drew 0-0 against Brazil and there were superstars all over the pitch - Cafu, Roberto Carlos, Ronaldinho, Kaka… and guess what? I got man of the match!’: Ex-Republic of Ireland striker recalls holding World Cup winners Brazil to a stalemate | FourFourT
By Ryan Dabbs Verified, Lewis Watson| FourFourTwo Verified The Republic of Ireland managed to hold Brazil to a 0-0 draw in 2004, and, despite the abundance of talent on the pitch, it was a player in green who picked up the man of the match award. In that period, the atmosphere around the Republic of Ireland was positive - especially without Roy Keane.
Company Info
FourFourTwo
FourFourTwo is a well-known football magazine that has been published since 1994. Its name comes from the popular football formation 4-4-2. The magazine is published monthly by Future, which acquired it from Haymarket Media Group in 2018. FourFourTwo offers both print and digital versions of its magazine, allowing readers to subscribe or purchase individual issues. The magazine features a variety of football-related content, including interviews, analysis, and news, and is available in multiple markets worldwide. The company also maintains a strong online presence with a website and mobile apps for iPad and iPhone. FourFourTwo aims to provide insightful analysis and entertaining content, reflecting its passion for football.
London, England, United Kingdom
+44 20 8267 5128
Founded: 1994