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Ukraine’s recent World Cup results show a desperate need to rejuvenate the domestic league
David Kirichenko looks at Ukraine’s recent international performances and explains how they are influenced by issues in the country’s domestic league.
Tag: Andriy Shevchenko
Eto’o and Mourinho: A partnership worth resuming
Ciaran Kelly discussed the relationship between Samuel Eto’o and Jose Mourinho, and wonders if a move to Chelsea would be plausible for the Cameroonian striker.
Years of decadence await: Milan’s traumatic summer
Ciaran Kelly examines a hectic summer for one of Italy’s top clubs.
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.
Euro 2012: The fitting farewell for Andriy Shevchenko
Ciaran Kelly looks at the career of the Ukraine’s greatest ever player.
Euro 2012: Team of the Tournament…so far: Opening Fixtures
Dave Wood picks out the top performers from the opening round of matches.
Banishing more than just eight years of affliction and obsession: Chelsea’s Munich destiny
Ciaran Kelly looks at the wider impact a Champions League win would have on the Chelsea and its history.
José Mourinho: Unsavoury but undoubted (Part 2)
The second part of Ciaran Kelly’s look at the life and times of José Mourinho.
José Mourinho: Unsavoury but undoubted (Part 1)
Ciaran Kelly takes an in depth look at the Special One, José Mourinho.
Assessing André Villas-Boas’ first eight months at Chelsea
Ciaran Kelly had high hopes for Chelsea in his season preview, but 2011/2012 has been far from the unqualified success that André Villas-Boas enjoyed at Porto in 2010/2011.