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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.
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Playing with history – The “G” factor
Alan Moore provides a healthy mix of history, politics and football in his latest column for Back Page Football.
Michael Laudrup – The Nomad
Robbie Dunne looks at the Dane, who has failed to settle in one place for long period of time since trying his hand at management.
The bottom line at Swansea City
Matthew Coyle discusses the latest parting of ways in the Premier League.
Villas-Boas and Laudrup: The future of El Clásico?
Pete Sharland discusses the idea of two current Premier League managers becoming the faces of La Liga.
Season Preview 13/14: SWANSEA CITY
Swansea exceeded all expectations last season, with some added investment can they go even better this year? Pete Sharland previews Michael Laudrup’s second season in charge.
Laudrup capable of continuing Guardiola’s legacy
Ciaran Kelly discusses the prospect of a Dane being next in line for the Barcelona job.
A good summer can send Swansea into Europe once more
After a strong first campaign in the top flight, Stefan Kelly believes that Swansea City can get even better.
Swansea and Laudrup: The Perfect Partnership
Ciaran Kelly believes that there is no one better suited to Swansea than the Danish legend currently in charge.
Little danger of second season syndrome for Michu
Ciaran Kelly believes that Michu has enough in his locker to be a continued success in England.