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Puskás, Di Stefano…Prati – the career of a Milan legend
Gerry Farrell profiles one of Italy’s most prolific goal-scoring talents, Pierino Prati.
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Quiet faith and kind patience – the deserved success of Watford
Thomas Wyer looks at how Watford have succeeded and why they deserve to stand as a model to the rest of the Football League.
High hopes of Italian glory for Napoli
Luke Osman discusses Napoli’s impressive start to the Serie A season and whether they are genuine title contenders.
The lesser known transfer surprises of the summer – Part 2
In the second edition of a three-part series, Sarthak Kumar scours the world transfer market for more under the radar deals in Europe.
Are we seeing a Norwegian Renaissance in Europe?
With Norway and it’s club teams showing quite well in European competitions, Andrew Smith evaluates whether we are seeing a rebirth of Norwegian football and the potential reasons for it.
Ten Great Italian Goalkeepers Under the Shadow of Gigi Buffon
To understand the achievement of Buffon, we have to take a look at other great contemporary Italian goalkeepers the Juventus stopper has held off his throne, writes Chen Chen.
Watford – Premier League guinea pigs
Oli Baise believes that Watford’s ownership by the Pozzo family makes them a Premier League experiment.
Blood and heat – Spain, Italy and the 1994 World Cup
Spain and Italy were drawn together in World Cup qualifying for the latest in a line of key clashes; with 1994 being the most dramatic, writes Aidan Williams.
Ciao Fabio, spasibo for the effort!
Alan Moore brings news from Russia where Fabio Capello is no longer the coach of the national side.
Matteo Darmian – A look at Manchester United’s new Italian
Conor Clancy gives his thoughts on Italian international and new Manchester United full back Matteo Darmian.