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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.
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Shades of Guus Hiddink: Why Roberto Di Matteo deserves credit
Ciaran Kelly believes that Roberto Di Matteo has done an excellent job at Chelsea since taking the reins.
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.
Maldini and Milan: The Perfect Partnership
Ciaran Kelly hails Italian and AC Milan legend Paolo Maldini.
Sven-Göran Eriksson’s Career: The Fortunate Rise and the Inevitable Fall
Ciaran Kelly looks at the weird and wonderful career of former Lazio and England boss Sven-Göran Eriksson.
Life after The Special One – Internazionale’s managerial instability
Ciaran Kelly looks at Inter Milan and how they have yet to manage to find a suitable replacement for Jose Mourinho.
45 Years of Hurt: What does England’s future hold?
Ciaran Kelly breaks down the England national side and looks ahead to what could be a bright future for ‘them across the water’.
2011-2020: The Republic of Ireland’s defining decade
Ciaran Kelly takes an in depth look at an important decade ahead for Irish international football.
Season Preview: Chelsea
Ciaran Kelly previews Chelsea with serious in depth analysis of Andre Villas-Boas’ first season in charge at Stamford Bridge.