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The January Window: A premature option for Wilfried Zaha
Ciaran Kelly believes that Crystal Palace youngster Wilfried Zaha needs to stay put for now.
Posts Tagged ‘Didier drogba’
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Turning to Falcao: Chelsea’s striking dilemna
Ciaran Kelly examines the striker situation at Stamford Bridge.
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2012/2013 Chelsea season preview: a new dawn
Ciaran Kelly provides us with a very detailed look ahead to Chelsea’s first full campaign under Roberto Di Matteo.
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Euro 2012: The fitting farewell for Andriy Shevchenko
Ciaran Kelly looks at the career of the Ukraine’s greatest ever player.
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The era of “player power”
Ashley Wilkinson offers his thoughts on the increasing influence of players.
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To dare is to do: Tottenham’s appointment of André Villas-Boas
Ciaran Kelly analyses the man set to take over from Harry Redknapp at White Hart Lane.
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Thanks for the memories, Didier: The Munich farewell to a Chelsea legend
Ciaran Kelly pays tribute to a player who joined Chelsea as a relative unknown but leaves a hero.
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Banishing more than just eight years of affliction and obsession: Chelsea’s Munich destiny
Ciaran Kelly looks at the wider impact a Champions League win would have on the Chelsea and its history.
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Shades of Guus Hiddink: Why Roberto Di Matteo deserves credit
Ciaran Kelly believes that Roberto Di Matteo has done an excellent job at Chelsea since taking the reins.
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Love Is The Drog and he needs to score!
Chelsea’s great anti-hero leads the old guard back to Wembley; can he take them to the Champions League final as well?
Hold the Back Page – Are United and Moyes “in crisis”?
United front
Interview – Graeme Le Saux
Blame Brendan
Why Nélson Oliveira could be Portugal’s hidden gem
Pulis: A tough act to follow at Stoke
The Luxury Player
Sporting’s renaissance opens three-way title race in Portugal
Competition – Win a pair of Warrior boots in time for Christmas
Shamrock Rovers B and the footballing map of Ireland
AVB’s struggles: shades of 2011
