• Ep77: The Top 12 EFL Championship Strikers - What 'Role' Do They Play?

  • Oct 25 2024
  • Length: 58 mins
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Ep77: The Top 12 EFL Championship Strikers - What 'Role' Do They Play?

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    In this episode of the Attack in the Championship podcast, hosts Tom Butterfield and David Bromley discuss the latest results in the Championship, highlighting unexpected outcomes and the pressure on managers.

    They delve into the importance of player roles over traditional positions, particularly focusing on strikers and their contributions to the game. The conversation emphasizes the use of data and metrics to evaluate player performance, leading to a nuanced understanding of different striker types and their effectiveness in the league. In this conversation, David Bromley and Tom Butterfield delve into the performances of various players in the Championship, analyzing their metrics and contributions to their teams.

    They discuss emerging talents, the roles of strikers, and the importance of visualizing player performance through analytics. The conversation also touches on recruitment strategies in football, emphasizing the need to look beyond traditional positional roles to find players who can contribute effectively to a team's success.

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