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1997–2000: Louis van Gaal and the ‘Dutchification’ of Barcelona
Daniel Law takes an in depth look at Spanish giants Barcelona and how their style of play evolved by following the successful Dutch model.
Tag: Johan Cruyff
Written in the stars – Cruyff’s vision and a new generation of talent for Ajax
Ajax’s are beginning to reap the rewards of a revitalised youth system and, as Jon Massingham writes, they owe it all to club legend Johan Cruyff.
Beckham’s MLS legacy cemented
Ciaran Kelly discusses the achievements of David Beckam since he moved Stateside.
Chapter 3 of José Mourinho: The Rise of the Translator
Ciaran Kelly treats us to an extract from his book on The Special One.
The fall of Gascoigne, not Gazza
Ciaran Kelly looks at Paul Gascoigne and the difficulties he went through as a player.
Gerard Deulofeu: A new La Masia precedent
Ciaran Kelly discusses Everton’s nw acquisition who brings with him an excellent pedigree.
An asphyxiating pressure: being Barcelona’s number one
Ciaran Kelly looks at Victor Valdes’ decision to seek a change of scene after almost a decade as Barcelona’s first choice keeper.
Andrey Arshavin’s career to finish on a whimper
Have we seen the end of the little Russian playmaker?
Cruyff’s Paradox: Is tiki-taka simple or complex?
Ferus Suwan talks tactics, with Johan Cryuff’s influence on the game as evident as ever.
Hugo Lloris: AVB’s Missing Link?
Ciaran Kelly looks at the importance of Hugo Lloris as a signing for Tottenham Hotspur.