By Chris Wright

You may remember, not so very long ago, when the KNVB Cup match between Ajax and Alkmaar had to be abandoned after just 38 minutes when Alkmaar 'keeper Esteban Alvarado was red-carded (it was later rescinded) for knocking a drunken pitch-invader on his arse and then belting the living daylights out of the 19-year old hoodlum as he sprawled on the turf.

For transitional fossil Kenny Dalglish, it is surely time to evolve.
Last nights racist abuse of Tom Adeyemi is purely the fault of the Liverpool Football Club.
Dalglish and his players are heroes to some very very stupid people.
These neuronically moronic pick up mass hysterias that allow them to shroud their inate fear and weaknesses with the misplaced sense of hyper-power that is racism.

The Royal Dutch Football Association (KNVB) has decided the cup game between Ajax and Jozy Altidore's AZ will be replayed on January 19th. The decision comes after the original game was suspended in the first-half when a fan ran onto the field and charged AZ's goalkeeper Esteban Alvarado. AZ refused to continue after the referee red carded the keeper for defending himself.

Really, I should have known the KNVB would use any opportunity to take every possible chunk out of Ajax. Here is the match ruling from last week's AZ cup match debacle, to go with the Esteban Alvarado red card removal already announced:- Entire game replayed on Jan. 19th- Played at empty ArenA (oh, and sorry, but no KNVB ticket refunds)- Expected security fine for Ajax- No sanction of any kind

While also announcing that the referee had acted properly, the KNVB rescinded Estaban Alvarado's red card. No word yet about the status of the suspended game.- Greg Seltzer

It's been a strange December for Ajax, to say the least. I could do a whole other post on a wackiness rundown, but let's gather focus and get back into the rubble from last night's suspended Ajax v AZ cup match.I had a few words to say and you've added in some of yours. Now, let's hear some morning after comments from the folks involved.

What else is there to say? If you don't know what I'm talking about, here it is from tonight's KNVB Cup match at Amsterdam ArenA: the hooligan field invasion that spawned the red card to AZ keeper Estaban Alvarado that made Gertjan pull his team off that saw this contest suspended with Ajax up 1-0 a few minutes before intermission.

The Noordwijk Experiment Ajax and the 3-4-3 is a post from: Just Football

by Mohamed Moallim

The last time Ajax regularly played three at the back, Sandra Bullock was one of the hottest young actresses in Hollywood with a bright future ahead, and the same could be said for Ajax who dined at the top of Europe's elite table.

By Chris Wright

In which Heerenveen forward Oussama Assaida gets pipped by the offside trap during his side's 3-0 Eredivisie win over Groningen at the weekend and runs through, rounds the 'keeper and flicks a doozy of a trick-shot into the empty net regardless...

I'm sure I wasn't alone in willing Assaida to fall arse-over-tit there.

The violence which has traumatised London for the past four days has led to the cancellation of several games, including the England v Netherlands international friendly.
With Britain in a daze from the unexpected rioting and looting which has now spread to several cities, the Football Association had no choice but to cancel Wednesday's Wembley match, with all available police urgently needed to regain control of the streets.

As London burns, the FA has listened to the police and rightly decided to cancel Wednesday's friendly at Wembley between England and Holland.

An FA statement read:

"Following the events in Greater London, the FA has this morning held discussions with the Metropolitan Police, the Government and Brent Council.

As London burns, the FA has listened to the police and rightly decided to cancel Wednesday's friendly at Wembley between England and Holland.

An FA statement read:

"Following the events in Greater London, the FA has this morning held discussions with the Metropolitan Police, the Government and Brent Council.

Amsterdamsche Football Club Ajax (also referred to as AFC Ajax, Ajax Amsterdam or simply Ajax) is a professional soccer club from Amsterdam, Netherlands. The club is historically one of the three clubs that dominate the Dutch national football league (Eredivisie) along with PSV and Feyenoord. Witn 29 Eredivisie, 18 KNVB Cups and 4 UEFa European Champion [.

A new training DVD has just been released by Terry Michler, Head Coach of the CBC Cadets and the winningest High School Coach in the US. Starting with a Coaching Symposium in Zeist, The Netherlands, co-sponsored by the KNVB and NSCAA. KNVB is the governing body of Dutch soccer. A small group of eight coaches were instructed by two of the Dutch Federation's finest, Jan Pruijn and Bram Braam, both A-licensed instructors.

Bayern Munich will play Holland in a friendly next year to compensate the German champions for losing Arjen Robben to an injury aggravated during the World Cup in South Africa. The game will be played at Bayern's Allianz Arena on May 22, 2012

The Dutch football association (KNVB) and Bayern had been embroiled in a war of words for many months over Robben, with both sides pointing the finger of blame at the other for the former Chelsea and Real Madrid winger's injury problems.

EINDHOVEN, Netherlands FC Twente progressed as the top two in the Eredivisie met in the last eight of the KNVB Beker, securing a 7-6 triumph over PSV Eindhoven in a penalty shootout after the game had ended 1-1. Midfielder Theo Janssen put Twente ahead from the penalty spot after 70 minutes but a last-gasp [.