Rúben Amorim Unveiled: The Man to Take Liverpool Forward?
With Alonso out of the running for the Liverpool job, Rúben Amorim has emerged as a heavy favourite. Here is an analysis of the Portuguese man.
Analysis | European Football | Liverpool | Manchester City | Manchester United | Premier League | Team Analysis | Youth Development
The Future of Football: Multi-Club Organisations
Multi-Club organisations are rising in the world of football. Owning a selection of teams may be the future of the sport.
Analysis | Football Statistics | Manchester City | Premier League | Tactical Analysis | Team Analysis
Manchester City And The Vulnerability That Could Lose Them The Title
Manchester City under Pep Guardiola have been symbiotic with one word more than any other during the last seven years in the Premier League. That word is control. Whether the control was off the pitch with their trophy haul or on the pitch with the way they played football, Guardiola’s Blues have always seemed to…
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The Ajax Coaching Philosophy Explained
The Ajax coaching philosophy is a hard thing to explain, but here at Attacking Football, we have done our best at doing exactly that.
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SOURCES: Brighton Among Clubs Keeping Tabs On Inter Miami Midfielder Diego Gomez
Brighton are renowned for their recruitment when it comes to South American talent, and they are showing no signs of slowing down. Valentin Barco was the latest young wonderkid the club decided to bring in, after they had already signed the likes of Julio Enciso and Moises Caicedo in the last number of years. Diego…
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The Moneyball Method: A Statistical Way Of Viewing The Beautiful Game
The Moneyball method was popularised in the world of sports by a man named Bill Beane when he decided to apply a theory made by Bill James. Beane wanted to use the theory to try and allow his baseball team, the Oakland Athletics, to punch well above their weight and fight with the big dogs…
Who Would Make A Premier League XI Using The MoneyBall Method?
The MoneyBall method was created by a man named Bill James and popularised by Billy Beane at the Oakland Athletics in 2002. The MoneyBall way of thinking is statistic-based, and it overlooks the traditional way of thinking to prioritise data to find which players are undervalued. It’s a way of doing things that allowed a…
Jesse Derry: The Crystal Palace Wonderkid To Keep An Eye On
Jesse Derry stood out for Crystal Palace’s U18’s against Manchester United in the Premier League Cup semi-final despite his side being defeated 5-0. The young English winger showed his class throughout the game, with some really nice touches and dribbles despite his team not having much of the ball during the 90 minutes. Derry has…
Right To Dream: The Blueprint
You’ve probably heard about some of the graduates of the Right to Dream programme, such as Mohammed Kudus, Ernest Nuamah, and Kamaldeen Sulemana, but what makes this academy so successful and its hit rate so high? Let’s go back to the start. Tom Vernon, an ex-Manchester United scout, started the academy back in 1999. The…
Manchester United’s U18’s: On The Brink Of Glory
Manchester United’s U18 side made a step towards winning their first bit of silverware on Saturday with a win over Crystal Palace at Carrington in the Premier League Cup Semi-Final. United dominated large parts of the game and ran out comfortable 5-0 winners in the end. Goals from Ethan Wheatley, captain Finley McAllister, possibly Harry…