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RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - Maddix - 24-02-2015

(24-02-2015, 02:36)madsteve Wrote:
(23-02-2015, 19:55)St Charles Owl Wrote: This is basically following the Billy Bean "Moneyball" model at the Oakland Athletics in Major League Baseball over here.  As more and more football games are videoed from multiple angles the quality and relevance of statistics is there for everyone to use if they want to.  For me this is also the way forward if we as a club are going to set some type of consistent style, formations, tactics etc up and down the club.  It is not the be all and end all for everything but it does give a good barometer when analysing performances or signing players and if this can add 20-30% effectiveness to our performances then it is worth doing.

It is a lot more than adding 20% to performances.

It sets the whole philosophy of the Club. It models tactics across all teams down to juniors. It is the starting point for player recruitment.

There will be sceptics but it is the future.

I thought it was Garlic Bread  Huh 

Laugh


RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - madsteve - 24-02-2015

(24-02-2015, 12:55)Maddix Wrote:
(24-02-2015, 02:36)madsteve Wrote:
(23-02-2015, 19:55)St Charles Owl Wrote: This is basically following the Billy Bean "Moneyball" model at the Oakland Athletics in Major League Baseball over here.  As more and more football games are videoed from multiple angles the quality and relevance of statistics is there for everyone to use if they want to.  For me this is also the way forward if we as a club are going to set some type of consistent style, formations, tactics etc up and down the club.  It is not the be all and end all for everything but it does give a good barometer when analysing performances or signing players and if this can add 20-30% effectiveness to our performances then it is worth doing.

It is a lot more than adding 20% to performances.

It sets the whole philosophy of the Club. It models tactics across all teams down to juniors. It is the starting point for player recruitment.

There will be sceptics but it is the future.

I thought it was Garlic Bread  Huh 

Laugh

I nearly added "like garlic bread" but thought no-one would get it. I underestimated you.

(24-02-2015, 12:41)Owlkev71 Wrote: What about the 3 teams that get relegated, are they going to do as shit as the 3 that came down last season, then theirs the teams that fail in the playoffs this season. I think the best we could hope for next season is maybe a playoff push if we 1) get the right players in, 2) the defense keeps up to its standard from this season, 3) some creative players to feed the attacking players and 4) we find someone, or preferably 2, who can put the ball in the back of the net on a regular basis.

You can have all the analysts you want, its still down to the players on the pitch to do the business & a flexible manager when it comes to tactics and formation.

Keane & McGugan are both on loan, so their is no guarantee they will both sign in the summer, though we should have a decent chance with McGugan.

There is the danger that the relegated sides are well organised, stronger & use their parachute payments effectively so our chances are small but we still have to look to improve each season.

The top priorities have to be to sort out our philosophy & then appoint a progressive coach that can work to maximise our potential.

The effect of Analysts shouldn't be understated. If they can add 15 points per season to your total (as Eddie Howe claims) then surely we should be doing this. That doesn't mean that that is the solution, just that it helps everything that is being done by the coaches. 

We should be trying to maximise our potential in every area of the club.


RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - Owlkev71 - 24-02-2015

Alan Biggs reporting "ratification" very close, likely within a week.


RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - Thurnscoe_OWL - 24-02-2015

(24-02-2015, 12:55)Maddix Wrote: I thought it was Garlic Bread  Huh  Laugh

GAAAARRLIC BRRREAD? Huh  

garlic


on bread


RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - OvalOwl - 24-02-2015

South Yorkshire's finest must have stuck their oar in. The Owls’ clash with Scum United on Saturday 25 April at Hillsborough has been brought forward to a 12.30pm kick-off.


RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - Thurnscoe_OWL - 24-02-2015

doesn't really prevent fans from getting pissed what with 24hr drinking and all that


RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - St Charles Owl - 24-02-2015

(24-02-2015, 17:38)OvalOwl Wrote: South Yorkshire's finest must have stuck their oar in. The Owls’ clash with Scum United on Saturday 25 April at Hillsborough has been brought forward to a 12.30pm kick-off.

Shit, that means a 4.30am kick off for me and Washington!!!!! Angry


RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - Thurnscoe_OWL - 24-02-2015

(24-02-2015, 20:39)St Charles Owl Wrote:
(24-02-2015, 17:38)OvalOwl Wrote: South Yorkshire's finest must have stuck their oar in. The Owls’ clash with Scum United on Saturday 25 April at Hillsborough has been brought forward to a 12.30pm kick-off.

Shit, that means a 4.30am kick off for me and Washington!!!!! Angry

Plus point is there should be a stream floating about somewhere


RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - St Charles Owl - 24-02-2015

(24-02-2015, 21:08)Thurnscoe_OWL Wrote:
(24-02-2015, 20:39)St Charles Owl Wrote:
(24-02-2015, 17:38)OvalOwl Wrote: South Yorkshire's finest must have stuck their oar in. The Owls’ clash with Scum United on Saturday 25 April at Hillsborough has been brought forward to a 12.30pm kick-off.

Shit, that means a 4.30am kick off for me and Washington!!!!! Angry

Plus point is there should be a stream floating about somewhere

Is the game on TV over there?


RE: 2014-15 Second Half & January Transfer Window - Thurnscoe_OWL - 24-02-2015

apparently it's not but the kick off time should probably see a foreign channel pick it up if BT/sky don't over here