» Saboteurs

Saboteurs

Amy Rycroft

Amy is a Men’s Accessories Buyer and prides herself on her ability to give men a good dressing up. Or down. Whatever that may mean. She’s a girl’s girl/guy’s girl/girl about town, never says no to a gig (or a cider), a seasoned festival pro and co-founder of Tattoo Boy Tuesday. She also writes for Le Blow.

Anandu Unnikrishnan

"Anandu Unnikrishnan is a Manchester United fan with a secret admiration for Arsenal. Which is probably a bit of a rarity. He also writes for State Of The Game and the Manchester United fansite Truly Reds. All death threats, marriage proposals and smoke bombs may be addressed to his twitter handle @AndyUnix."

Andrew Collins

Andrew Collins is a scriptwriter, columnist and broadcaster whose BBC1 sitcom, Not Going Out (co-written with star Lee Mack) won the Breakthrough Award at the Royal Television Society Awards and the Rose D’Or for Best Sitcom. It has recently been commissioned for its fourth series. He wrote for NME, edited Q magazine and Empire, and currently writes for Word and Radio Times. A scriptwriter on Family Affairs and EastEnders, he has written three volumes of memoir, Where Did It All Go Right?, Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now and That’s Me In The Corner. He has produced a weekly podcast with Richard Herring, The Collings & Herrin Podcast, for over two years, and takes his first solo show to the Edinburgh Fringe this year.

Andrew Gibney

Andrew Gibney is the editor and creator of French Football Weekly a English language website dedicated to all things French football. He also writes for Mirror Football, WhoScored.com and various other blogs. The Scottish born writer now lives in Sheffield, England and can be often seen travelling around Yorkshire watching lower league football or continuing to run the Sheffield branch of the Lille supporters club, in which he is the only member. You can also catch Andrew on the weekly French Football Weekly podcast and is often a guest on any podcast that will invite him on.

Andrew Nagy

Andrew has been the editor of Men’s Fitness Middle East since 2008 and as a result is ripped to within an inch of his life. His divides his time equally between lying about his physique to strangers and interviewing difficult celebrities, sometimes tempting them with a bit of food as if he were chasing a badger. Andrew has previously launched his own men’s magazine as well as working across a number of sport and lifestyle titles.

Andrew Nixon

Andrew Nixon is a writer from Bristol. He is also the co-founder and editor of leading culture site The Dabbler - www.thedabbler.co.uk. He blogs prolifically under the name 'Brit' at various places on the internet. Email him at [email protected]

Andrew Vaughan

Andrew Vaughan is a permanent fixture in the charity shops of Wigan. He is – he hastens to add – not for sale but trying to track down that elusive Mott the Hoople vinyl album from 1969. Either that or a blue and cream Campri ski jacket from 1981! When not there he can be found drinking real ale or writing articles on anything (and often for nothing) for periodicals as diverse as the local rag to the Sunday nationals via a variety of magazines. His fourth book Faded Lois Dreams is released at the beginning of May and is a tale of a northern footy lad residing in London on the cusp of what would become known as Casual. It thankfully avoids many of the genre's clichés and instead offers an emotional and intelligent insight into the mindset of a young man trying to make his mark in the big city, a city that is described in meticulous detail; the pubs, the buses, the shops, the football grounds, the sights, the sounds, the smells of a London and a fan culture that has largely disappeared in the past three decades.

Andrew Williams

Andrew Williams is Features Editor at the University of Manchester's student newspaper. A PPE graduate with interests ranging far beyond politics, he also writes regularly for Inside La Liga, AmazePop and the Huffington Post. For rants about football, obscure pop culture references and wine-induced streams of consciousness, you can follow him on Twitter @andyonpaper

Andrew Willis

Andrew is a freelance journalist and editor who has worked with Esquire, Dazed & Confused, Rhythm and NME to name but a few. Known to trot around the UK behind his drums, or following his beloved West Ham United. You can read his blog at www.andrewillis.tumblr.com and follow him on twitter @Andrewwillis87"

Andrew Woods

Andrew Woods dynamited opal in an Aussie mine, mopped up after a New York murder and flew 5,000 miles to interview a chimp during a 12-year-tour of duty in men’s magazines. Former Deputy Editor of Loaded, he has written for Guardian Guide, London Paper, FHM, Select, FootballPunk and FourFourTwo amongst others, whilst continuing to indulge his passion for scripting – and now illustrating – truly terrible cartoons and puzzles; which have appeared in Loaded and www.maxim.co.uk. The website is www.wellrottedmuck.com and don’t worry folks, it’s all been one hundred per cent focus tested. On the feeble minded. Tweets @andrewjwoods

Andy Capper

Andy Capper is the editor of UK Vice magazine and is also a film maker and an ardent fan of Liverpool FC. Last year he made these two films and did this book. LINKS: Swansea Love Story Trailer, The Vice Guide To Liberia Trailer, Heavy Metal in Baghdad.