Until Death – Indonesia’s Ultras
Ryan Kilbane explores Asia’s most partisan and extreme fan scene.
The double life of ‘Doble Ancho’
The story of Luis Felipe Monti, the only player to have played in two World cup finals for two different countries, writes Ryan Kilbane.
Preview: Can Big Mick Finally Make his Mark?
It’s said that familiarity breeds contempt which, depending on who you ask is starting to become true for Ireland and their newest international rivals, writes Ryan Kilbane.
Kenny’s Kids Offer Glimpse of the Future
Ryan Kilbane explores how the Ireland under 21s win against Sweden can show the blueprint for a potential future.
When Real came to Tallaght – 10 years on
Ryan Kilbane looks back at a balmy summer evening in South Dublin, when the world’s most expensive player Cristiano Ronaldo made his debut for Real Madrid.
Bazunu to City, a Transfer That Could Change Irish Football
Shamrock Rovers teen sensation Gavin Bazunu’s move to Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City has been called “the biggest transfer by an Irish club in the professional era” by the League of Ireland club. The signing could have an even bigger impact, writes Ryan Kilbane
Slavery, Racism and Homophobia – The Future of the World Cup
A country of massive population, strong football tradition most notably in its former guise as the UUSR, all the relevant facilities, but still one with numerous question marks over its merits as hosts.
Home Focus Can Raise Our International Game
Ryan Kilbane examines the growing importance of the League of Ireland to Irish football.