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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.
Tag: Feyenoord
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.
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.
All eyes on Wijnaldum, but should Liverpool have spent smarter?
All eyes will be on new signing Georginio Wijnaldum as Liverpool aim to break back into the Top four, but could the Anfield cash have been better spent elsewhere, asks Will House.
Does John Guidetti’s career suggest he will become a hero for Celta Vigo?
Michael Gostelow looks at Swedish striker John Guidetti who is hoping for a fresh start having joined Spanish side Celta Vigo.
Five things we learned this week in the Eredivise
The Eredivise succeeded in entertaining it’s audience again this weekend and Thomas Egerton looks at what we have learnt.
Assessing Dutch football’s European chances
Thomas Egerton assesses the chances of the Dutch clubs participating in this season’s continental competitions.
Saints welcome Italian prima donna Graziano Pellè
Symen Boersma gives a short biography of new Saints’ signing Graziano Pellè, along with a prediction of his time in England.
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.
Dutch Eredivisie – Mid-season reflections
Gary Emmerson looks back at the first half of the Eredivisie season as a number of teams remain in touching distance of first place PSV Eindhoven.