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Matthijs de Ligt – Dutch football’s future
Ajax have a brilliant reputation for producing young talent, and Alif Chandra believes that Matthijs de Ligt has a brighter future than most.
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One 2 Watch – Ajax forward Kaj Sierhuis
Rik Barendrecht looks at the prospects for young Ajax Amsterdam player Kaj Sierhuis who is looking to develop his raw talents and break into the Dutch side’s first team.
Feyenoord’s Eredivisie victory rounds off an exciting season in Dutch football
After Feyenoord’s long-awaited Eredivisie triumph, Jon Massingham looks back on an exciting season in Dutch football.
Written in the stars – Cruyff’s vision and a new generation of talent for Ajax
Ajax’s are beginning to reap the rewards of a revitalised youth system and, as Jon Massingham writes, they owe it all to club legend Johan Cruyff.
Patience is the key for Ajax’s latest crop of young guns
This season’s Eredivisie may be just out of their grasp, but the future is bright for Ajax’s young talent, writes Paul Little.
Are we seeing a Norwegian Renaissance in Europe?
With Norway and it’s club teams showing quite well in European competitions, Andrew Smith evaluates whether we are seeing a rebirth of Norwegian football and the potential reasons for it.
LOI = Leaders of Ireland
Alan Moore discusses a couple of sour notes from the weekend’s League of Ireland action.
Memories of 1996 as Juventus seek to add to their Champions League pedigree
Niall Noonan takes us back to the last time of Juventus’ last Champions League triumph in 1996.
Playing with history – The “G” factor
Alan Moore provides a healthy mix of history, politics and football in his latest column for Back Page Football.
Suárez – The best partner Barca have found for Messi?
Robbie Deighan looks at the benefits of having Luis Suárez as Lionel Messi’s partner in crime at Barcelona.