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Are Napoli potential underdogs for the Serie A title?
Napoli have been one of Italy’s most entertaining sides in recent seasons but can they now take the next step and claim a Serie A title?
Tag: Football
Defying the odds – Celebrating Europe’s underdogs
Often derided as qualification whipping-boys, the minnows of Europe offer much more than just an easy three points, writes Dan Davis.
Bridging the gap – UEFA president suggests salary caps for Europe’s biggest clubs
As the wages of Europe’s top footballers continue to increase, Dan Davis looks into the UEFA president’s arguments for a salary cap.
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.
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.
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.
The kids are not alright – football child abuse
Alan Moore gives his perspective on the child abuse scandal that has rocked the football world over the last week or so.
Is it time to call time on the David Moyes managerial myth?
Graeme Wallace examines the flaws that have dominated David Moyes’ much heralded yet deeply inconsistent managerial career.
Mission of Care – Russian footballers unite
The question of protection for footballers in Russia has long been unanswered but things are changing, writes Alan Moore
Is European football killing the game elsewhere?
Easy access to high profile football leagues is having ramifications for domestic competitions elsewhere across the globe.