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Ajax and Manchester United – different stages of the same project
With an ex-player at the Old Trafford Helm, Robbie Dunne cites the positive influence club legends have had at Ajax.
Posts Tagged ‘Eredivisie’
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The 54 Club – The Netherlands
The next stop on Fred Tickell’s journey around Europe is the land of Cryuff and clogs.
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One 2 Watch – Richairo Zivkovic
Sam Mills looks at another rising star making a name for himself in the Eredivisie.
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The emergence of Joel Veltman
From virtually unknown to ‘veldheer’, Priya Ramesh looks at a young Dutch defender making rapid progress this year.
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Juan Agudelo – failed Stoke move a blessing in disguise?
James Kilpatrick believes that good can come from the collapse of Juan Agudelo’s Premier League move.
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Cocu’s youthful PSV capable of ending Ajax dominance
Conor Kelly discusses a bright future for PSV.
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One season wonders – Afonso Alves, Heerenveen 2006/07
Ben Johnston looks at the Brazilian who promised lots but delivered little at Middlesbrough.
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One 2 Watch – Mike van der Hoorn
Adam Summerton looks at a promising up and coming Dutch centre back.
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The Eredivisie’s ‘stepping stone’ effect
Adam Summerton looks at the breeding ground that is Dutch football.
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Are Feyenoord on course to end their thirteen season wait for a title?
Chris Winterburn takes a look at one of the Eredivisie’s big sides.
Renard the man for Ivory Coast regeneration job
The ten best shirts of the Premier League era
Hart as possible England captain speaks volumes on coaching system
Early stages of European competition throws up more fairytale clubs
Irish sides flatter to deceive in Europe, but the future is bright in Lilywhite
Wayne Rooney should NOT be England captain
Louis van Gaal gets his excuses for failure in early
Clinical Cubo sparks Chivas revival
India – a sleeping giant in world football?
Could Loïc Rémy be the steal of the summer?
Siberian Suncream and FK Tyumen
