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Summary
In this conversation, David Bromley discusses the intricacies of football analysis, focusing on identifying patterns, momentum shifts, and the emotional aspects of the game.
He emphasises the importance of storytelling in analysis and the analyst's role in choosing how to present data and narratives effectively.
Takeaways
- You're looking for patterns, you're looking for momentum shifts.
- You can translate numbers into meaning.
- Possession, control, turnovers, and triggers are key metrics.
- More than one story can fit the data.
- Analysts have the opportunity to choose their narrative.
- The timing of presenting analysis is crucial.
- Tone matters when sharing insights publicly.
- Emotions play a significant role in game analysis.
- Understanding the context is vital for accurate storytelling.
- Football analysis is both an art and a science.
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