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Andrea Stramaccioni embracing the shadow of Mourinho
Ciaran Kelly takes a look at Inter Milan’s young manager who is following in some big footsteps.
Posts Tagged ‘Antonio Cassano’
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Emerging from a prolonged adolescence: A defining season for Mario Balotelli
Ciaran Kelly believes the time has come for Mario Balotelli to grow up on the pitch.
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Euro 2012: England v Italy – the head-to-head
Nick Balchin previews the two sides ahead of tonight’s last quarter final.
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Euro 2012: England would do well not to discount Italy’s forgotten man
There’s more to Italy than just Mario Balotelli, writes Alex Richards.
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Euro 2012 will serve as the Trapattoni era’s epitaph
Ahead of Ireland’s opening game tomorrow, Ciaran Kelly looks at the man in charge – Giovanni Trapattoni.
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Cassano nears inspiring return
Dave Wood reports as ‘Il Gioiello’ continues to fight back after heart surgery.
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Cesare Prandelli’s Azzurri: The Decade’s Dark Horses
Ciaran Kelly looks at the Italian national team and believes that they are a better side than most people give them credit for.
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Al Volo: Sampdoria Giving A Lesson In Self Harm
Fresh his appearance on our Hold the BackPage podcast last week, Adam Digby returns with another excellent Al Volo.
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Balotelli Reminiscent of Another Italian Bad Boy
Headlines are never far away from Mario Balotelli, and Andrew McCarten looks at the similarities between himself and another temperamental Italian.
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Can Napoli Claim Lo Scudetto?
A resounding win over Juventus at the weekend sees Napoli occupy second spot in Serie A, and Jonathan O’Shea poses the simple question – can they claim lo scudetto?
League of Ireland Preview: Bray Wanderers
League of Ireland Preview: Dundalk
League of Ireland Preview: UCD
The best and worst of MLS’ Jersey Week
Hold the Back Page – A busy week for Irish football
League of Ireland Preview: Derry City
Evening up the Europa League
League of Ireland Preview: Athlone Town
Alan Pardew – Part of the never-ending punchline
League of Ireland Preview: Shamrock Rovers
Focusing on Liverpool’s defence misses the point
