Posts Tagged ‘Holland’

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Twente-one and out for McClaren

Former Premier League adversaries Steve McClaren and Martin Jol went head-to-head at the sharp end of the Eredivisie on Sunday. Jonathan O'Shea runs the rule over the title hopes of McClaren's record-breaking Twente side.... (Continue reading)

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Dutch delight for pace-setters Hamburg

The Netherlands’ Eredivisie has long offered a rich banquet for Europe’s giants to feast upon. Late-80s stars Gullit, Riijkaard and van Basten led the way for such luminaries as Seedorf, Kanu and Davids; while van Nistelrooy, Tomasson and Makaay were... (Continue reading)

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The Monday Miscellany – World Cup Special

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Mike Martin on the journey to South Africa 2010.... (Continue reading)

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Who’s to Blame – Babel or Benitez?

Timothy Focas on Ryan Babel's troubles at Liverpool.... (Continue reading)

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Huntelaar’s 99 not out can’t quieten De Kuip

The 158th running of der Klassieker - the clash of old foes Feyenoord and Ajax - took place on Sunday as Marco Van Basten attempts to instill his ambitious footballing philosophy on the Joden.... (Continue reading)

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Euro 2008: The Review

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Tim Wigmore offers a final reflection on an epic three weeks in Austria and Switzerland as Spain emerged as champions, Turkey stole the hearts of all and Russia proved their weight.... (Continue reading)

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Euro 2008 – The Post Mortem

Mike Martin reviews a memorable tournament in Switzerland and Austria.... (Continue reading)

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Anyone For a Spot of Patriotism?

How many times of late have you heard English fans say they’re enjoying Euro 2008 all the more because England didn’t qualify? They continue, with a relaxed, almost smug certainty, that this is because they can observe the beautiful game... (Continue reading)

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