The 1970's are often referred to as a decade of Dutch mastery. But as Matt Morrison argues, that version of history is somewhat selective.

Rebellion in society may be an unusual source for change in football, but after looking at the Dutch 'Total' revolution & the Provo movement, Paul Gleeson wonders how a little anarchy might just help the English game.

The winds of change they are a blowing through the Eredivisie. Luckily, IBWM has John Dobson keeping an eye on it for us

After the final round of pre winter break fixtures were postponed, the Dutch Eredivisie returns this week with a quick two step.  Here's John Dobson with a overview of where Holland's top flight is at right now.

Managers leaving, late goals, a footballing festival? Can only be John Dobson with the round-up from Holland.

Europe's worst top flight team?  Plenty of contenders, but Willem II from the Dutch Eredivisie are doing their bit for unwanted recognition.  Here's Mark Critchley.

NEC Nijmegen might only be sitting in a mid table Eredivisie position right now, but their pin-up striker Björn Vleminckx  is emerging as something of a cult hero. Ajax lost at home to ADO too.  With a review of the latest games from Holland's top flight, here's John Dobson.

Hitting some of the worst form in your history is a bit of  a dampener, to be honest.  Thankfully for Feyenoord, there are still plenty of other teams ready to make a worse job of things.  John Dobson reflects on last weekend's Dutch treats.

There's never a dull moment with Jonathan Reis, a talented but troubled Brazilian. Tom Archer reports on how PSV Eindhoven have rallied around to support their player, with spectacular results.

It was never going to be easy, and many of us had one eye on Feyenoord's game against VVV midweek.  A 10-0 bruising will take time to forget, possibly years, but this week ends better than it started for Rotterdam's finest.  John Dobson on the midweek games from Holland.

After an extraordinary week in which one result bought the Eredivisie into the focus of the entire footballing world, here's John Dobson with his round-up

PSV Eindhoven 10 Feyenoord 0 - a result that just had to have a story behind it. Thomas Archer looks beyond the score to dig a little deeper...

Only a matter of time till 'Much ADO about nothing' crops up as a headline near you.  IBWM will resist the temptation.  For now.  The Den Haag side are catching up though.  Here's John Dobson on the Eredivisie.

Forty yard rakers, viciously whipped free kicks, bullet headers.  Penalties aren't quite the same are they?  But they all count and Ricky van Wolfswinkel is adding to his tally.  With his regular update from the Eredivisie, here's John Dobson.

What does supporting a team mean to you?  Can it only be one team?  Is more than one cheating?  How does it make you feel?  IBWM might be wrong, but we suspect it might just be a bit like Layla Carlsson feels.

Once touted as Russia's great hope, Dmitry Bulykin is now the perennial journeyman.  On loan to Dutch side ADO, the gloves are off and Den Haag fans are seeing a striker in form.  John Dobson rounds up the Eredivisie.

As Ajax and Arsenal goalkeepers take centre stage in the Champions League tonight - Dan Brennan pays homage to the man who, 80 years ago, turned out for both teams between the sticks… at the same time.

Ajax, PSV and Twente all maintained good form this weekend in the Eredivisie.  With news on those clubs and a round up of the latest developments in the Dutch top flight, here's John Dobson.

An interesting weekend in qualification for the 2012 European Championships.  Normal service resumed for Holland but for France, well, normal service appears to have resumed there too.  John Dobson reports.

We commented last week that it was beginning to look like the PSV and Ajax show this season in Holland.  After a sluggish start, champions Twente are purring again and not ready to relinquish their grip on the Eredivisie just yet.  John Dobson reports.

It's Amsterdam with Ajax and not London with Fulham for Martin Jol. Writing for IBWM, Euroballs' John Dobson reports on why the outlook for Jol's second season in the Eredivisie is not so good.

Steve McClaren raised their profile and led FC Twente to glory in Holland last season; so what’s the story?  IBWM’s Jeff Livingstone reports.