Articles tagged with "group-c"
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | May 8th, 2009
This is how Joey could have stopped that Suarez penalty...
Ajax had a tiny chance to play themselves back into Champions League mode against AZ Alkmaar. ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 30th, 2009
The fans come to the stadiums to see the artists play. The players who control the ball like no other. The ones that take on ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 25th, 2009
Jaap Stam had to leave Man United after a big row with Sir Alex Ferguson. In his biography "Head to Head" Stam had spilled the ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 23rd, 2009
Some players can call themselves ex-internationals. Even if they only donned the orange jersey once. This time around, it's now 37 years old Ernst Faber.
When ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 22nd, 2009
When the dad entered Camp Nou for the home game against Bayern Munich, he said to his son: "One this is crucial. What ever happens...don't ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 20th, 2009
At Ronald Spelbos' home, the phone keeps ringing. "Another tv producer who wants to cover AZ's title festivities." The former center back of AZ (and ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 18th, 2009
This Sunday, Ishmail Aissati will enter the visitor's section of the PSV stadium for the second time in his career. The former PSV-talent visited the ...
Posted on: Argentina World Cup Team Blog by Julian D | Apr 17th, 2009
Hey guys, I thought it was about time we start a new post. Below you'll see that I put up Maradona's all home-based squad ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 17th, 2009
NEC's penalty specialist El-Akchaoui
It appears to be so simple. The penalty kick. You, the ball, eleven meters and that goal. Oh, and somewhere there is ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 14th, 2009
Nico Dijkshoorn calls himself a poet. I think he just makes lovely, witty little ditties.
This is his guest column in VI. I'll try to ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 4th, 2009
Leo Echteld....
With all the great news surrounding Oranje, you'd almost forget we still have this antagonist in the background, who could potentially ruin things... It's ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Apr 3rd, 2009
Here's a tube of Dirkie at Feyenoord. Lots of goals... :-). He can certainly score goals...
Dirk at Feyenoord...
And Dirk at Liverpool...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 28th, 2009
Wes shows his dance moves at training...
Wesley Sneijder's Oranje breakthrough was during the last home game against Scotland (6-0) in 2003, with his opening goal ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 26th, 2009
Konterman scored...
Pierre van Hooijdonk (Celtic) and Bert Konterman (Glasgow Rangers) played in Scotland. The former internationals shed a light on the upcoming game: "They'll go ...
Posted on: Argentina World Cup Team Blog by Julian D | Mar 23rd, 2009
We all know what the deal is now. We've been talking about it for ages. It's time for another qualifier, but now it's ...
Posted on: Serbia World Cup Team Blog by Nikola | Mar 19th, 2009
Both the Serbian senior NT and the U21 team played their respective friendly games in Cyprus, the former defeating the hosts in ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 18th, 2009
Decades ago, the director of the Federation of Pro Football clubs predicted that Martin Jol would become a top coach. Today, Martin Jol has his ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 18th, 2009
A picture says more than a thousand words right? Well, a YouTube clip says more than a WC and an EC as a far as ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 18th, 2009
Is it possible for a pro player of Bayern Munich to be a good father?
"Well, I have to juggle my time. I'm not home enough, ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 16th, 2009
The Master...
The Specialist: The Through Pass
Some teams need a lot of work, a lot of passing, a lot of space or a lot of ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 14th, 2009
Kirsten Nygaard and Kees Kist reunited in 1996...
It's only matter of time or AZ Alkmaar will win the second title in the history of the ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 11th, 2009
Another exciting...eh...early morning. Man United - Inter is the starting course, with Roma - Arsenal as a main dish. Working the blog is dessert :-). ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 7th, 2009
It's so easy to forget Clarence Seedorf, with all the news about our extraordinarely talented creative midfielders. But...Clarence is still going strong. Carlo Ancelotti, ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Mar 6th, 2009
Candido Cannavo's article in the Gazzetta Dello Sport had Edwin van der Sar as main subject. The master of the pen submitted his article on ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Feb 25th, 2009
You go to this Michelin star restaurant and you expect something. Expectations are high, actually. But they serve you a fatty steak, with a rancid ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Feb 24th, 2009
It's the ultimate solution when there are no more football solutions left to win the ball back. Although for some players, it is/was their trade ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Feb 23rd, 2009
A young Willy van der Kuylen on the left...
Somehow, when we talk about European successes of Dutch teams, it's about Feyenoord (they won the first ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Feb 22nd, 2009
Ruud van Nistelrooy will be out for another six months... The 32 year old is working on his recovery, discplined and focused. "It's not my ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Feb 19th, 2009
Article dedicated to Goose :-)
When we talk about great Dutch football players of the past, names like Cruyff, Van Hanegem, Moulijn, Neeskens and Van Basten ...
Posted on: Netherlands World Cup Blog by Jan | Feb 14th, 2009
Bert van Marwijk allowed the three to start the second half: Babel, Huntelaar and Rafael van der Vaart. Not a coincidence... These are the lads ...
