How To Fix A Club: Fans Needed To Blow Away The Dark Clouds
Tumultuous times threaten Valencia Football Club. In the last few months, there has been no shortage of drama for the Bats. The club seems lost, struggling to stay afloat.
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Author: Matthew Gan
A Brand New Home For Valencia
Raucous roars fill the air as Carlos Soler slots the ball home yet again. The noise in the stadium is deafening – 70,000 fans cheering Los Che on. This vision will soon be a reality with Valencia’s newest project – Nou Mestalla, or New Mestalla. Boasting a capacity increase of 15,000 from the current stadium, […]
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Sean Bai: “Valencia Want A Change Of Direction”
Valencia’s General Director Sean Bai pledged to be more open with Valencia fans and draw closer to them in his first public comments since taking over the top job last week. He promised, among other things, to reopen the comments section on the club’s social networks. Bai was recently appointed as the club’s interim General […]
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Another game, another draw for lacklustre Valencia
Masters of drawing. This is what Valencia has become this season with our 15th stalemate of the season.
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Valencia’s unbeaten run ends with Osasuna loss
Valencia (1) Osasuna (2) Carlos Soler 83′ (P) Chimy Avila 50′ (P)Ante Budimir 74′ Two penalties and a disallowed goal – there was no shortage of drama at Mestalla as Osasuna ended Valencia’s six-game unbeaten streak. Having won our last 13 away games against Osasuna, no one expected Valencia to even struggle against the visitors. […]
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Betting on Betis? Here’s why Valencia are the Copa underdogs
As the Copa del Rey final dawns upon us, a clear favourite has emerged. Nope, they are not Valencia. So what makes Real Betis the frontrunners for the April 23 showpiece? DOMESTIC DOMINANCE With 17 wins and 5 draws out of 31 league games, Los Verdiblancos have carried last season’s sterling form – when they […]
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Hat-tricks, heartbreak & heroic comebacks: 5 biggest Valencia moments in the Copa Del Rey
When it comes to the Copa Del Rey, or King’s Cup, Valencia sure know how to rack up the trophies. The 5th most successful club in this 119-year-old competition has 8 cups and 17 final appearances so far. As Los Che gear up for another silverware showdown, here are our top 5 cup moments. #1 […]
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Messi loved it, Ramos dropped it…the Colourful History of the Copa Del Rey
Copa Del Rey – the largest domestic cup competition in Spain. Beginning in 1903, this contest has proven to be a prolific battleground for Spanish football clubs. Year after year, lower league minnows dream of great upsets and making a name for themselves, while larger clubs such as Barcelona relish the opportunity to stamp their […]
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Valencia held to dull draw by Cadiz
Our unbeaten streak in the league now stands at five games. But this stalemate against Cadiz feels more like 2 points dropped for the Bats in their late charge towards Europe.
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