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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.
Posts Tagged ‘Didier drogba’
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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?
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José Mourinho: Unsavoury but undoubted (Part 2)
The second part of Ciaran Kelly’s look at the life and times of José Mourinho.
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José Mourinho: Unsavoury but undoubted (Part 1)
Ciaran Kelly takes an in depth look at the Special One, José Mourinho.
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Assessing André Villas-Boas’ first eight months at Chelsea
Ciaran Kelly had high hopes for Chelsea in his season preview, but 2011/2012 has been far from the unqualified success that André Villas-Boas enjoyed at Porto in 2010/2011.
Preview – Champions League Final
Flavour of the season, Germany invades Russia(n football)
Hold the Back Page – Bayern or Borussia?
The genius of Jürgen Klopp
Tippeligaen Weekly Round Up – Round 11
Almost there, the Russian season thunders to an end
Why European football is becoming as elitist as ever
El Balonazo’s Week 36 Review
Five reasons why all neutrals should want a Dortmund win
I am Spartak, I am Spartak, what is Spartak? Lost on the way to the Promised Land?
Mourinho’s Madrid experience will play into Chelsea’s hands
