Coach Frank de Boer Saturday his fourth anniversary as head coach of Ajax with a resounding victory over sc Heerenveen (5-2). Never before during his reign the Amsterdam team won in the first fifteen duels 38 or more points.

Ajax is an ever prouder leader of the Eredivisie. The results were excellent all season, but in recent weeks shows the team of Frank de Boer finally see swinging game. Offensively as four players from Ajax win a spot in the National Team of the Week.

Johan Cruyff believes that Dutch talent in the league often have much to correct and thus be inhibited in their development.

Ajax is an excellent start to the season. The Amsterdammers achieved in fourteen games for 35 points and are thus proud leader in the Eredivisie. It is for Frank de Boer even his best start to the season as coach of Ajax.

With the departure of Wim Jonk is finally brought to an end the Velvet Revolution. Jaap de Groot has in his column in De Telegraaf hard pruning direction from the board of Ajax and Johan Cruyff puts an extra shot in the arm.

Ajax tonight with a win against SC Heerenveen after fifteen games come on 38 points. A unique achievement, because it worked last in the successful 1997/98 season in which Ajax headed by Morten Olsen took the double.

The interest in Milos Kosanovic is big, huge even. RSC Anderlecht, Racing Genk, Standard Liege, FC Groningen and Ajax are among the group of clubs who want the central defender of KV Mechelen. According to Aad De Mos and Stijn Vreven is only right.

It is for Wim Jonk getting used to, now he is no longer employed at Ajax. The former head of youth training was Thursday agreed to a redundancy program which is a matter of the arbitration court. However, the fracture does Jonk pain.

Wim Jonk is or left at Ajax, but in De Telegraaf, he would like to make clear that there is nothing going on between him and coach Frank de Boer. As main courses had Jonk and De Boer managed to do with each other.

Frank de Boer finds it terribly unfortunate That Johan Cruyff HAS Resigned his advisory role at Ajax. "This is tremendous sin, as" said the trainer.

Frank de Boer finds it terribly unfortunate that Johan Cruyff has resigned his advisory role at Ajax. "This is tremendous sin," said the trainer.

With the imminent dismissal of Wim Jonk and the departure of Johan Cruyff as a consultant, the unrest came to Ajax to a climax.