David McBride
Dave McBride is an American and has been a fan of the Beautiful Game for over three decades. Besides a writer, Dave has been coaching for almost ten years at all levels of amateur soccer. He currently coaches at a junior college in his home state of New Jersey. Before coming to Serie A, Dave was a writer for AmericanPublicHouse.com where he still contributes.
Del Piero Deserves More Respect From Juventus Club President Andrea Agnelli
The worst kept secret at Juventus, well at least up until this week, was that this season would be the last for the Bianconeri’s legendary captain Alessandro del Piero. The 36 year old will say goodbye to a team he …
Lazio 2-1 Roma: Looking Back at the Derby della Capitale
I am starting to become a bit concerned at how poor my predictions have been so far this season, and this weekend’s Rome Derby is no exception. But I am, however. prepared to give myself something of a mulligan for …
Juventus and Antonio Conte Need A Plan B
For Juventus supporters, it is hard not to be inspired by Antonio Conte. The passion and intensity shown by the Old Lady’s new commander is infectious, for the players on the pitch as well as the fans in the seats. …
Lazio Against Roma Preview: Who Will Win the Rome Derby?
Sunday marks this season’s first addition of the Derby della Capitale, as Rome’s two fierce rivals face each other at the Stadio Olimpico. In a season where Serie A looks to be wide open, winning a tense clash like …
Review of Serie A Season, Five Games In
The international break gives us a chance to take a look back at this early part of the Serie A season and see what we can take from it. Five game in to 2011-2012 and only one thing is certain, …
Can Ranieri Turn Controversial Red Into Inter’s Rally Point?
Just a week ago, it all seemed to finally be moving in the right direction. After a painful start to the season, including some terrible losses and a coaching change, Inter looked to be turning the corner. Claudio Ranieri arrived …
Welcome Back to Big Stage Napoli
At the Stadio San Paolo earlier this week, in front of a thunderous support, Napoli made their grand entrance onto the European stage, as they defeated Villareal 2-0 in their first home match in the Champions League. Perhaps it is …