Category Archives: History
RWDM: a glorious past, but no future?
After a number of bad performances abroad a negative feelings about the Belgian teams and league, the last couple of years my native country is on the way up again. The national team has its brightest selection of young talents … Continue reading
Oud-Heverlee Leuven opens the door to the Belgian premier division
The end of the season is approaching in Belgian football, and while the play-offs for the domestic title, European spots and the Cup winner yet have to be decided, some decisions have been realised already. Royal Charleroi SC is relegating … Continue reading
The graveyard of the Irish football
This week the League of Ireland (aka the Airtricity League … even for me, as generally not very enthousiast towards the generally adopted football culture and as an enthousiast of things such as artificial turf as playing surface, naming league … Continue reading
Most hated clubs part 1 : Dublin City FC
Imagine… the League of Ireland is already known for not having that many people in the stadiums, with many people prefering to support either Celtic FC from Glasgow or an English club. Now the club in the League with the … Continue reading
KAS Eupen write a little bit of Belgian football history
Or shall I say "Die Eupener schreiben Fussballhistorie"? Yesterday 16th October may not have been a particularly remarkable day in terms of football, but in Belgium –whilst many people won’t even realise even when they follow Belgian football– a bit … Continue reading
The Paths Less Travelled 