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UEFA Euro 2020 draw and the Irish problem
Gary Spain ponders Ireland’s position as a UEFA Euro 2020 host ahead of this weekend’s draw for the qualifiers.
Tag: UEFA
The Manchester United and Sevilla ticket debacle sets an unhealthy precedent
In the aftermath of the ticket price dispute between Manchester United and Sevilla, Julian Roberts believes it could be setting a dangerous precedent.
Food for inspiration – unseeded sides in UEFA qualifying for the World Cup
The World Cup qualification playoffs take place this week so there’s no better time to look back at how some of the unseeded sides fared in the past.
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.
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.
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