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Marten de Roon: Middlesbrough’s new Dutchman custom made for the Premier League
With a meteoric rise through Eredivisie and Serie A, Marten de Roon has all the attributes to become a leading light for his new club Middlesborough.
Tag: Nigel De Jong
No De Jong, no hope for Holland
With Holland slipping up again, Danny T Owen looks at how far they have fallen, and why the absence of Nigel De Jong could be key.
Euro 2012: Affirming a history of self-inflicted disappointment for the Netherlands
Ciaran Kelly looks at Dutch football history for more examples of their failings following a disastrous Euro 2012.
2011/2012 Premier League Team of the Season?
Ciaran Kelly shares his thoughts on the outstanding Premier League performers this season.
Doing the dirty work: The holding midfielder
Daniel Rhodes takes an in depth look at what has become one of the most important roles in the modern game.
Divers and Hatchet Men – The Ripple Effect of Cheating
Neil O’Hara shares his thoughts on the growing influence of diving in the modern game.
… Leave Us Be, We Are Not Your Cup of Tea!
“Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent.” — Victor Hugo You are sitting in your dark room; smoking off your cigs and lungs, the night has darkened everything but the light of your monitor screen and the moonlight creeping inside your room off your window signals some […]
Oranje Juiced: The Dutch 4-2-3-1
The Dutch are one of the big favourites for the World Cup, and Liam Stoker takes a close look at the tactics employed by the men from the lowlands. Holland enter South Africa very much in form and widely fancied as an “outside contender” for the tournament this year. The effervescent brilliance that is so […]