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Van Ginkel heralds Mourinho’s new era
Ciaran Kelly discusses the subtle changes already being put in place at Chelsea by The Special One.
Posts Tagged ‘Florent Malouda’
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Far from making up the numbers: The return of Scott Parker
Ciaran Kelly looks at the comeback of an important cog in the Tottenham Hotspur machine.
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The intrigue of the Benítez interlude
Ciaran Kelly discusses the Rafa Benitez appointment at Chelsea.
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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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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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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.
Season Preview 14/15: ARSENAL
AC Milan and Italian institutions in decline
Defeated European hopefuls bounce back, but concussion the main talking point
Independance Day: A British perspective on Major League Soccer
Didier Drogba: Chelsea’s best summer signing
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
