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The return of El Niño – What Fernando Torres can bring to Atletico Madrid
Robbie Dunne discusses the news that Fernando Torres is returning to the club with whom he made his name.
Author: Robbie Dunne
A student journalist who drinks too much coffee and takes too much stock in formations. I believe in Johan Cryuff and attacking football.
Van Gaal’s survival of the fittest mentality
Robbie Dunne discusses the impact that injuries could have on Louis van Gaal’s first season in charge of Manchester United.
Brendan Rodgers – setting himself up for a fall
Robbie Dunne believes Brendan Rodgers has taken on more than he can handle with the signing of Mario Balotelli.
A new team taking on their manager’s identity
Robbie Dunne discusses some of the new managerial appointments and how they will influence their respective clubs.
Jose’s Jigsaw – Fabregas the missing piece for Chelsea
Have Chelsea found the crucial component for title success? Robbie Dunne discusses.
Another season of mediocrity for Spurs
Robbie Dunne believes that the gap between Spurs and the top Premier League sides will continue to grow.
Surviving the drop – the key to Premier League survival
Robbie Dunne discusses some of the factors that come into play when trying to survive in the Premier League.
Salvatore Schillaci – The man we love to hate
Robbie Dunne discusses the career of legendary Italy striker Salvatore Schillaci who broke Irish hearts in 1990.
Wayne Rooney – what happens after the World Cup?
Ahead of England’s first game on Saturday, Robbie Dunne ponders the future of Wayne Rooney once the focus turns back to his club career.
The full-back conundrum – Switzerland’s two
Robbie Dunne discusses the prospects for two Switzerland’s standout players.