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Lead Performance Analyst - Mason Cook

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It cannot make up for having poor quality players or poor management.
Yes thats true but I feel even with poor quality players sports science can help them improve albeit there's a cap on how far you can go. Reminds me of players Ive seen in the past who are coming through at league 2 clubs .The desire is all there but they will never make it much higher.

As for poor management fair point as thats down to  impaired human judgement . Similarly have heard of players preferring one style of management over another "robust management such as a  good bollocking " if their standards slip for instance in training and in matches   which gets the best out of them and helps maintain levels .


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Yes thats true but I feel even with poor quality players sports science can help them improve albeit there's a cap on how far you can go. Reminds me of players Ive seen in the past who are coming through at league 2 clubs .The desire is all there but they will never make it much higher.

As for poor management fair point as thats down to  impaired human judgement . Similarly have heard of players preferring one style of management over another "robust management such as a  good bollocking " if their standards slip for instance in training and in matches   which gets the best out of them and helps maintain levels .




But there's not that much of an advantage these days as all clubs employ analysts.
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The advantage is you're, effectively, not playing catch up.  Pretty much as we were for 15 odd years. It never failed to amaze me in the first Conference spell when Dog & Duck sides would rock up with loads of backroom staff and kit coming out their ears. We had Dave Moore with a bucket and sponge. That we got out in 2016 is actually a miracle because we were set up like it was 1986.

There will always be a new advantage, someone will come up with the next incremental gain in the strive to improve and outdo.

Nutrition, hydration, rest, recovery, data...they've all come into the game as part of the competitive nature.
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Lottery funding was the main reason for the cycling success . You can go alot faster when you havent had to do a days work. Mind you, the Russians were fast and this was down to epo  


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