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The false revival of Italian football
Amongst the recent prevalence of Italian clubs in Europe, Michael Maniaci discusses why Italian football isn’t revived just yet.
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Where is FIFA? – Part 2
Alan Moore is back with the second part of his look at some of football’s dodgy dealings that seem to co unnoticed by FIFA.
The decline of Serie A
Niall Noonan looks at the shift of poor in European football as Serie A has slid down the ladder in the last decade.
From bankruptcy to ecstasy – Why A.C Cesena are happy to be written off
Greg Lea tells the remarkable story of A.C Cesena who were on the brink of oblivion less than a year ago.
Berlusconi’s Milanese empire is crumbling piece by piece
Darren Holland discusses AC Milan and owner Silvio Berlusconi who have been feeling the heat from supporters over the sale of Mario Balotelli to Liverpool.
Al Volo: The Solution? Davide Santon
In this week’s Al Volo, Adam Digby looks at a young Inter Milan full back who is having to bide his time before getting the opportunity to make the most of his undoubted talents.
Al Volo: Juventus and the European Cup
This week’s Al Volo sees Adam Digby look at Juventus and the Old Lady’s involved in the European Cup down through the years.
Al Volo: And the winner is…. who?
In the latest Al Volo column, Adam Digby writes about Chievo’s busy yet underrated goalkeeper Stefano Sorrentino.
Al Volo: The seemingly endless wait for Juventus
In this week’s Al Volo column, Adam Digby speaks about Juventus and their seemingly endless search for adequate starting full backs, since the sales of Lillian Thuram and Gianluca Zambrotta to Barcelona in the summer of 2006.
Al Volo: Parma Continually Renourish Italian Football
Italian football column Al Volo is here for another week and Adam Digby looks at Parma, a club which has seen some of the peninsula’s greatest coaches and players walk through its doors.