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Football Insights Academy Podcast

Football Insights Academy Podcast

著者： Tom Butterfield & David Bromley
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 Welcome to The Football Insights Academy Podcast, the ultimate destination for football enthusiasts, aspiring analysts, scouts, and recruitment professionals who want to understand the beautiful game beyond what’s visible on match day. This podcast is dedicated to demystifying the world of football analytics, scouting, and recruitment while empowering listeners to elevate their understanding of the game. Each episode is packed with: Deep Dives into Playing Styles: Learn how teams operate on and off the ball with practical insights into identifying tactical frameworks, key player roles, and system dynamics. Data-Driven Decision Making: Discover how to turn raw stats into actionable insights, with a focus on metrics that matter, from the now mainstream expected goals (xG), through progressive passes, and defensive duels to cutting edge off-ball metrics. Player Evaluation & Recruitment: From uncovering hidden gems to identifying ‘appropriate’ players for specific roles and styles, we break down the process of effective scouting in a way that’s accessible to beginners and professionals alike. Real-World Tools and Frameworks: Gain hands-on knowledge of platforms like Wyscout and actionable workflows to identify and evaluate talent using data, including exportable metrics and case studies. Career Growth Tips: Learn how to get started or level up in football analysis, scouting, or recruitment with practical advice and career-focused strategies. Designed for those serious about understanding football beyond the surface, the podcast covers everything from core concepts like team playing styles and counter-attacking overlays to advanced recruitment strategies that clubs need today. We also explore the latest trends in football analytics, share inspiring success stories, and provide actionable takeaways for professionals working (or aspiring to work) in the game. Whether you’re a die-hard fan, a budding analyst, or a seasoned scout looking to sharpen your skills, The Football Insights Academy Podcast is your go-to resource for developing a deeper understanding of football and making smarter decisions in the world of scouting and recruitment. Subscribe now and start your journey toward unlocking the game within the game!Copyright 2025 Tom Butterfield & David Bromley サッカー
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  • Ep32: From Data to Dressing Room: How Insights Actually Influence Coaches

    Ep32: From Data to Dressing Room: How Insights Actually Influence Coaches
    2025/10/31

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    In this episode David and Tom talk about one of the three most important skills that can help the analyst translate the data into usable insights that could help them gain the trust of the coach.

    You could calculate the greatest data finding of the century...... but if you can't speak the language of the coaching staff then it's going in the bin.

    Find out how to make that leap from your laptop to a seat in the dressing room.

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  • Ep31: Why Some Teams Overachieve: From Brentford to Mjällby - When Process Beats Payroll.

    Ep31: Why Some Teams Overachieve: From Brentford to Mjällby - When Process Beats Payroll.
    2025/10/24

    Ep31: 2024/25 EPL Team Personalities

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    Summary

    In this episode of the Football Insights Academy podcast, hosts Tom Butterfield and David Bromley delve into the concepts of overachievement and underachievement in football, particularly focusing on the Premier League.

    They discuss the performance index used to measure team efficiency, highlighting Brentford's remarkable success and Liverpool's effective spending. The conversation also touches on the surprising performances of smaller clubs like Fulham and Bournemouth, the challenges faced by larger clubs such as Chelsea, and the importance of squad stability and coherent management strategies.

    The episode concludes with insights from Mjällby's success story, emphasising the significance of data-driven decision-making and recruitment fit in achieving football success.

    Takeaways

    • Brentford leads in efficiency with a 0.81 index score.
    • Liverpool's spending efficiency is notable despite high resources.
    • Smaller clubs like Fulham and Bournemouth overachieved with lower wage bills.
    • Stability in squad management correlates with better performance.
    • Chelsea's high spending did not translate to success last season.
    • Mjällby's rise showcases the importance of a coherent strategy.
    • Data-driven decision-making is crucial for club success.
    • Clubs must recruit for fit, not just for fame.
    • Continuity in management leads to better outcomes.
    • The Premier League's financial pressures create a challenging environment.

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    54 分
  • Ep30: Match Analysis Myths: What TV Pundits Get 'Wrong'!

    Ep30: Match Analysis Myths: What TV Pundits Get 'Wrong'!
    2025/10/17

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    Summary

    In this episode, Tom Butterfield and David Bromley delve into the world of match analysis and punditry, exploring common myths and misconceptions that arise in football commentary. They discuss the differences between the roles of pundits and analysts, highlighting how entertainment often takes precedence over technical accuracy in TV commentary.

    The conversation covers several prevalent myths, such as the idea that a team 'didn't want it enough' or that a lack of pressing indicates complacency. They also examine the complexities behind defensive errors and the importance of communication and leadership on the pitch. Ultimately, the episode emphasises the need for a deeper understanding of football analysis and the emotional biases that influence both pundits and fans alike.

    Takeaways

    • Pundits prioritize entertainment over technical accuracy.
    • The phrase 'who wanted it more' oversimplifies match outcomes.
    • Pressing intensity can be a tactical decision, not laziness.
    • Defensive errors often stem from systemic issues, not individual mistakes.
    • Leadership on the pitch involves communication, not just authority.
    • Pundits have limited time to provide insights during broadcasts.
    • Emotional biases affect how fans and pundits perceive matches.
    • Analysts look at the entire play leading to a goal, not just the final mistake.
    • Understanding tactics requires looking beyond immediate outcomes.
    • Football analysis is complex and often misunderstood by casual viewers.

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    33 分
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