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Net Gains

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This book offers an in-depth examination of the rise of analytics in soccer and the innovative experiments reshaping the game globally. It takes readers on a journey through soccer history, highlighting individuals who seek to modernize a sport often resistant to change. The exploration reveals how revolutionary tactics and new metrics are transforming the game, traditionally steeped in custom. The author, Ryan O'Hanlon, a staff writer at ESPN, investigates why major institutions can operate without introspection for so long and what occurs when outsiders challenge established norms. He illustrates how experts, coaches, players, and fans often believe they understand the best strategies, only to be thwarted by the game's complexity and human behavior. O'Hanlon's narrative includes insights from the front offices and analytics teams of leading clubs, showcasing a diverse group of number-crunchers, behavioral economists, tech insiders, and managers. Together, they aim to transcend the philosophical aspects of soccer and reveal the hard truths behind possession, goals, and talent development. This exploration of the analytics revolution in soccer highlights the ongoing clash between tradition and innovation in the beautiful game.

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Net Gains, Ryan O'Hanlon

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2022
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Tytuł
Net Gains
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Abrams
Rok wydania
2022
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
272
ISBN10
1419758918
ISBN13
9781419758911
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Ocena
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This book offers an in-depth examination of the rise of analytics in soccer and the innovative experiments reshaping the game globally. It takes readers on a journey through soccer history, highlighting individuals who seek to modernize a sport often resistant to change. The exploration reveals how revolutionary tactics and new metrics are transforming the game, traditionally steeped in custom. The author, Ryan O'Hanlon, a staff writer at ESPN, investigates why major institutions can operate without introspection for so long and what occurs when outsiders challenge established norms. He illustrates how experts, coaches, players, and fans often believe they understand the best strategies, only to be thwarted by the game's complexity and human behavior. O'Hanlon's narrative includes insights from the front offices and analytics teams of leading clubs, showcasing a diverse group of number-crunchers, behavioral economists, tech insiders, and managers. Together, they aim to transcend the philosophical aspects of soccer and reveal the hard truths behind possession, goals, and talent development. This exploration of the analytics revolution in soccer highlights the ongoing clash between tradition and innovation in the beautiful game.