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Poka Moscow – Tottenham and Newcastle on the hunt for Quincy Promes
The top scorer in Russia this season will be on the move, according to our expert in the region Alan Moore.
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Media management in Russia – or the Wild East
Alan Moore returns with another column on Russian football, and this time he turns his attention to media management as the domestic season reaches its conclusion.
Russian football and the habits that are hard to kick
With the latest instalment of crowd disorder in Russia, Alan Moore ponders whether authorities can truly address the issue before next summer’s World Cup.
Massimo Carrera leads Spartak Moscow to the title summit
With their first title win in sixteen seasons, Paul Little discusses the influence of Spartak Moscow manager Massimo Carrera.
Carrera guides chaotic Spartak Moscow to five point winter break gap
One of Russia’s biggest clubs, Spartak Moscow, is enjoying something of a renaissance under Italian coach Massimo Carrera.
Money matters – fair pay for play in Russia
Alan Moore discusses fair pay for players in Russia as the country’s football system continues to decline and the national team struggles on the big stage.
Good, bad, ugly – Moscow football club style
Alan Moore discusses the state of play with football clubs in Russia as he took in Dynamo’s final game of the season against Zenit.
Dynamo Moscow – An historic failure, a long time coming
With one of Russia’s most famous clubs relegated, Connor O’ Neil asks whether this downfall not only inevitable but also evidence of everything that is wrong in Russian football.
Russian Premier League – Last day drama
Alan Moore previews the final round of action in the Russian Premier League where a number of clubs are battling to avoid the drop.
Russian racism, relegation and reality
Alan Moore is back with a look at some of the current talking points in Russian football, one in particular has raised its ugly head again.