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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.
Tag: Eredivisie
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.
The lack of English footballers playing abroad and its worrying consequences
With the England national team slowly slipping away from football’s top table, Jon Massingham looks into the lack of English talent plying their trade abroad.
Can Feyenoord exorcise the ghosts of the past?
With their best chance to surmount their rivals in years, Paul Little looks as Feyenoord’s ability to withstand the pressure at the top of the Eredivisie.
Enes Ünal – Manchester City’s Turkish wunderkind is showing his promise in Holland
Alex Emberton assesses Enes Ünal’s performances for FC Twente this season, and whether the Turkish striker has a future at Manchester City.
Why Watford have made a mistake in releasing Steven Berghuis on loan
Stefan Reyners believes that Steven Berghuis should have been retained by Watford instead of being loaned to Feyenoord in the Eredivisie.
European Football Awards 2014/15
Paul Little talks European football and picks out some of the season’s standout performers.
Success brings more questions than answers for Cocu and PSV
With PSV winning their first Eredivisie title in seven seasons, success can offer more questions than answers for manager Phillip Cocu, writes Paul Little.
Can the current crop of Dutch youngsters follow in the footsteps of former greats?
The Dutch have always produced exciting batches of talent players, but how will the latest group fare? Here’s Ger Deegan.