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Goal of the Season, the other Catalonian and the anti-Ajax
Thomas Watt is back for another week to wrap up the latest goings on in Holland.
Author: Thomas Watt
I'm a writer on football, music and films. I write mainly about Scottish and Dutch football, and have done pieces for The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent as well as regular STV column.
I used to live outside Utrecht, but now stay near Edinburgh.
The Cruyff Terms
Johan Cryuff has made another return to Ajax and Thomas Watt looks at the great man’s plans to overhaul the Dutch giants.
Heracles, ADO at the double and upcoming Greek Tragedy
Thomas Watt is here to round up the latest action from the Dutch Eredivisie, and looks closely at one of the league’s form sides.
Lucky PSV, “disrespectful” El Hamdaoui and a star from the East
Thomas Watt runs the rule over the latest goings on in Dutch football.
Wijnaldum, ET and some fight in the basement.
Feyenoord have endured a miserable season so far but there were signs of a turnaround at the weekend with an ‘out of this world’ dismantling of Groningen.
European burnout, Mads Junker and heads in boxes.
Twente slipped up against NEC after an epic midweek trip, allowing PSV to stretch their lead and Ajax to gain ground. Den Haag kept up their unbeaten run against kamikaze Feyenoord, and Willem II continued playing as they have done most of the season – badly. The Eredivisie Roundup for week 24.
Bulykin, Bisewar and Basement Battles
The Den Haag success story keeps getting more vivid, Feyenoord (or at least Diego Bisewar) put some daylight between themselves and the drop and is there hope for Willem II? All the goings on from Week 23, a week of some quite brilliant goals.
Groningen’s title charge, the leaders wobble and a very big Blom-der.
Is there a more exciting title race in Europe than the schizophrenic battle raging at the top of the Eredivisie? All the goings on from week 22 of the Eredivisie.
The Ajax sales, goals galore and scares for the top two.
A roundup of football in the Eredivisie from Thomas Watt, with plenty of goals and transfer departures.
Feyenoord, Janko & the worst team in Holland
Just nine short years ago, Feyenoord were one of the finest teams in Europe having won the UEFA Cup. Less than six years ago they were still a regular competitor in Europe. Even last season there was a credible forth placed finish for De club van Zuid. This year there is a very realistic threat of relegation for the first time in their history.