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Some change but too much still the same for Trapattoni’s Ireland
James Clancy discusses Giovanni Trapattoni’s selections for the friendly against Greece.
Posts Tagged ‘Marco Tardelli’
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Emerging from a prolonged adolescence: A defining season for Mario Balotelli
Ciaran Kelly believes the time has come for Mario Balotelli to grow up on the pitch.
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Euro 2012 will serve as the Trapattoni era’s epitaph
Ahead of Ireland’s opening game tomorrow, Ciaran Kelly looks at the man in charge – Giovanni Trapattoni.
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Save the Celebration: time to address FIFA’s Law 12
Tom Rhodes puts forward the case for reassessing the rules on goal celebrations.
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Graham Taylor and the impossible job
Ciaran Kelly heads back 20 years to look at Graham Taylor’s tenure as England boss.
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James McClean: The Republic of Ireland’s Wildcard
Ciaran Kelly on Sunderland midfielder James McClean, who has played himself into contention for a Euro 2012 place since his move from Derry City.
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Maldini and Milan: The Perfect Partnership
Ciaran Kelly hails Italian and AC Milan legend Paolo Maldini.
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Cesare Prandelli’s Azzurri: The Decade’s Dark Horses
Ciaran Kelly looks at the Italian national team and believes that they are a better side than most people give them credit for.
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Giovanni Trapattoni: Dissecting the achievements of the ‘lucky’ manager
In another fantastically researched and put together article, Ciaran Kelly looks at the career of Ireland boss Giovanni Trapattoni.
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2011-2020: The Republic of Ireland’s defining decade
Ciaran Kelly takes an in depth look at an important decade ahead for Irish international football.
Final day drama back on track
Three unlikely transfer targets Arsenal must pursue
The Real Oviedo Story
Premier League Betting Tips
Hold the Back Page – Mancini exit completes Manchester shake up
El Balonazo’s Week 36 Preview – The King’s Cup, three weeks to go in La Liga
David Beckham: A tribute to an icon
McCarthy, Carroll play their way into Hodgson’s plans
Tippeligaen Weekly Round Up – Round 10
Is the Premier League funding ‘grassroots’ football enough?
Is Paul Scholes the Premier League’s best ever player?
