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Andrea Stramaccioni embracing the shadow of Mourinho
Ciaran Kelly takes a look at Inter Milan’s young manager who is following in some big footsteps.
Posts Tagged ‘roberto di matteo’
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5 Champions League questions to be answered
Back Page Football’s Ger McCarthy looks ahead to another week of Champions League action and has five questions to be answered as the race to qualify for the knockout stage intensifies
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Turning to Falcao: Chelsea’s striking dilemna
Ciaran Kelly examines the striker situation at Stamford Bridge.
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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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The changing face of Frank Lampard
Alex Richards looks at the future for one of the last members of the Chelsea ‘old guard’.
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Di Matteo: Right man for the job
Ben of the ‘Devils of Manchester’ site believes that Roberto Di Matteo’s appointment as permanent manager is the morally correct decision but not the correct one for Chelsea.
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The era of “player power”
Ashley Wilkinson offers his thoughts on the increasing influence of players.
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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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5 reasons why Di Matteo must be Chelsea’s permanent manager
Ahead of the Champions League Final, Martin Li believes there’s only man for the Chelsea job permanently.
Wayne Rooney should NOT be England captain
Louis van Gaal gets his excuses for failure in early
Clinical Cubo sparks Chivas revival
India – a sleeping giant in world football?
Could Loïc Rémy be the steal of the summer?
Siberian Suncream and FK Tyumen
What’s in a name – Do shirt sponsors matter?
Big gloves to fill – Joe Van Der Sar
Another flood of exciting European talent arrives in the Premier League
How big of a threat do the promoted sides pose in the Premier League?
How effective has the FA’s Respect campaign been?
