12 Greatest Club Sides: 5) AC Milan 1987-91
There is a legitimate argument to be made for Adolf Hitler being responsible for one of […]
12 Greatest Club Sides: 6) Internazionale 1962-67
The long term readers among you might notice that this isn’t the first time we have […]
12 Greatest Club Sides: 8) AC Milan 1991-96
On the 18th of May 1994, Fabio Capello became a European champion for the first and […]
Case Study: Siena 2-1 Napoli 9/2/2012
Although Napoli have disappointed somewhat this season, it wasn’t unfair to suggest they drew a long […]
12 Greatest Club Sides: 12) Juventus 1994-1998
This is the first in a 12-part series examining one-by-one the teams I believe to be […]
Serie A’s narrow problem
In the opening game of the season, AC Milan and Lazio showcased a problem that has […]
Case Study: Internazionale 1-2 Juventus 29/10/2011
For the first Derby d’Italia in a while, Juventus headed to their Milanese rivals looking the […]
Case Study: Juventus 2-0 AC Milan 2/10/2011
Despite their high profile, neither Juventus or champions Milan have set the world alight in Serie […]
Case Study: Palermo 4-3 Internazionale 11/9/2011
Having lost several key players over the summer and sacked their new coach Stefano Pioli after […]
Universality May Not Be the Answer – Part One
At the beginning of the year I made some predictions about how I think tactics will […]
Napoli’s Game Organisation
In his debut post for Holding Midfield, Petr Chulkov presents to you the inner mechanisms and key principles of, the team currently runner-up in Serie A, Napoli’s game organisation in detail.
Case Study: Sampdoria 0-0 Juventus 23/1/2011
Both clubs went into the game on the back of a poor month, with Sampdoria probably […]