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Celtic’s need for continental success in the name of progress
With another Scottish League title under their belt, Celtic need to look to higher goals if they are to truly progress, writes Jon Massingham.
Tag: UEFA
From 2018 UEFA’s Group Stages will be a bridge too far for Europe’s minnows
Gary Spain gives his thoughts on UEFA’s proposed new formats for European Competitions and the impact on smaller clubs.
FAI’s new ‘C’ licence labelled a “money racket” by angry coaches
Kieran Burke reacts to the news that the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has added another tier to its coaching badges process.
Money matters – fair pay for play in Russia
Alan Moore discusses fair pay for players in Russia as the country’s football system continues to decline and the national team struggles on the big stage.
Dynamo Moscow – An historic failure, a long time coming
With one of Russia’s most famous clubs relegated, Connor O’ Neil asks whether this downfall not only inevitable but also evidence of everything that is wrong in Russian football.
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
Russian Premier League – Last day drama
Alan Moore previews the final round of action in the Russian Premier League where a number of clubs are battling to avoid the drop.
Galatasaray ban proves there’s nothing fair about Financial Fair Play
With UEFA handing down a season-long ban to Galatasaray for breaching regulations, Thomas Wyer discusses why Financial Fair Play is failing in the very thing it sets out to do.
World Cup 2018 – peace at last
Alan Moore discusses the current state of play for the 2018 World Cup which will be held in Russia.
Wales have only themselves to thank
In spite of an expanded tournament format and tortured history, Wales have proved themselves worthy as one of the first 12 teams through the Euros gate.