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Erling Haaland, Martin Odegaard, and Antonio Nusa are just a few of Norway's notable top athletes, capturing the attention of football fans worldwide with their exceptional skills and performances. Undoubtedly, the Norwegian Eliteserien has become a breeding ground for young prospects who possess the technical abilities and tactical awareness to succeed at the highest level - take a look at this comprehensive tactical analysis and scout report by Total Football Analysis: https://lnkd.in/dJV2NJn5 #footballanalytics #footballanalysis #footballdata

very good vision , creativity and hability

In football during the pre-season period we urgently need to move from the “Darwinian mentality of the survival-of-the-fittest” to a cooperative communal approach of developing a self-regulating team with the help of clear and objective methodical steps in the implementation of our game idea. true nature of evolution is based on cooperation rather than competition… team before the survival of the fittest…

AFRICA VALUE MORE THE AFRICAN TALENT AND PROFIT MORE FROM THE AFRICAN VALUES! Can Africans in general learn and not repeat the mistakes they have in the past made (and are currently still making) in not recognising and valuing the talents they have in abundance! So long as Africans don't provide the African talents (in any sector whatsoever) with the appropriate environment for them to develop and evolve in Africa, then Africa will continue losing all the abudant talents born in the continent! Some of us Africans wrongly think "brain drain" is the sole problem Africa has! It's highest time all Africans know that Africa is suffering from an identical "resource drain" of a systematic nature in every sector! How will a continent ever develop when it's allowing it's most valuable resources to be systematically exploited by all others for nothing more than "an apple and an eye"?

Asian Cup 2024: Graham Arnold is building a siege mentality. It could carry the Socceroos all the way Big game Saturday v South Korea for the Socceroos. It is both important and healthy for fans to assess/debate quality, performances, direction, trends along with results. This maintains a level of scrutiny, tension, pressure and a sense of ownership by fans that is necessary to drive medium to long term growth and excellence. Coaches can use this scrutiny for short term results, and as this article suggests, this is a core tenet of the management of Graham Arnold, and it also helps drive higher standards over several generations. The tension between a coaches’ imperative for immediate results and a sports’ plan to improve strategically over a 10-20 year horizon is always present.