Whilst the Premier League now is enjoyed by millions around the world, Norway has always had a unique relationship with the English game. Welcome to IBWM, Michael Moruzzi.

A famous name in Sweden is blazing a trail for many players across the globe.  Here's Keph Senett.

Rob Macdonald on how one of Sir Alex Ferguson's many managerial progeny has spread his wings, whilst aiding the development of youth talent.

FC Copenhagen's rise & domestic dominance has been down to a number of different factors & it could be argued, it's benefiting Danish football as a whole. Stuart Fuller explains.

Oscars, Grammys, they've got nothing on this.  Charlie Anderson presents the IBWM Scandinavian Football Awards.....which we've gone and unimaginatively titled 'The Vikings'.  We'll get our coat.  And our helmets.

Missing out on a major international tournament invariably leads to a period of soul searching.  Norway have some extremely talented players emerging, but harnessing them into a competitive side will still be a challenge.  Charlie Anderson looks to the future.

Ultras, a word in football that immediately brings to mind certain negative images. However, a new movement of 'Ultra' fan groups are organizing themselves in a different way, intimidating through artistic displays of support for their team. Martyn Fisher reports

It's never easy turning up for work after your team has lost, especially if it's been a local derby.  But on the international stage where patriotism is the word?  Ouch!  Layla Carlsson on being Swedish.

Denmark's hopes of reaching the 2012 European Championships received a Portugal sized dent in Porto last week.  Despite some talented players, this doesn't  look like a Danish vintage.  Charlie Anderson thinks it still could be.

Big names, and they are all here, spread across the icy reaches of top flight Scandinavian football.  Sort of.  Let IBWM's Charlie Anderson tell you more.

Fighting it out at the top, or fighting it out at the bottom.  How often do clubs in Europe find themselves in both camps within 12 months?  Rarely.  Not in Scandinavia though.  Over to Charlie Anderson.

Lots of huffing, puffing and sweating and now just about to get to that critical moment.  Not Wayne Rooney, but top flight football in Europe's more Northerly outposts.  With a round up  from Scandinavia , IBWM's Charlie Anderson.

Times are changing in Scandinavia and a heavy reliance on the old guard is coming to an end for Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland.  Ahead of the next round of internationals, Charlie Anderson reflects on the changes.

Every year dozens of South American, African and Eastern European players arrive in Scandinavia.  The best usually leave for Europe’s bigger leagues, which results in eventful and often quite exciting seasons as teams change.  IBWM welcomes Charlie Anderson as our guide to Scandinavian football.

The Norwegian transfer window opens on August 1st and five players hope to make a move to the UK from the Tippeligaen.  Jeff Livingstone reports.