Football Performance. Günter Neuser

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      Günter Neuser

      Football Performance

      Strategy und Analysis

      A practical guide for fans, analysts and coaches

      tredition publisher

      Impressum

AuthorLocation	Günter NeuserBacchusweg 455288 PartenheimGermany
Publisher:	tredition GmbH
Location:	Halenreie 40-4422359 HamburgGermany
Print:	tredition GmbH
Location:	Halenreie 40-4422359 HamburgGermany

      ISBN Paperback: 978-3-347-12089-1

      ISBN Hardcover: 978-3-347-12090-7

      ISBN e-book: 978-3-347-12165-2

© / Copyright: 2020

Optikick UG (haftungsbeschränkt)Bacchusweg 455288 PartenheimGermany

      All rights reserved

      For you football enthusiasts with a great interest in this fabulous sport and the desire to gain real insights into the methodological background of systematic planning and control of football performances.

      Written for you by Günter Neuser (economist, soccer coach B-/A-Schein, referee, member of the BDFL).

      "Football is a very complicated game. You just have to play it simple and you'll succeed!"

      Felix Magath (A German Profi trainer)

      This book is the first part of a three-part book series on the subject of achievements in football. This series comprehensively describes the central processes for the overall management of sporting performance of teams and players. This is done for the performance areas game, scouting and training. Due to its high speciality, the performance area of medicine is not covered.

      This book describes the definition and analysis of game performances. This provides the methodological basis for the following two books on scouting and training.

      In addition to these books, the structures and essential contents are presented in a knowledge system which can be used free of charge by the buyers of this book. Please send an email for access to [email protected].

      This book has been prepared with great care. Nevertheless all information is provided without guarantee. Neither the authors nor the publisher can accept liability for any disadvantages or damages resulting from the information presented in the book.

      Wherever it made sense in terms of content, text passages from public Internet publications have been adopted even without specific reference to the source. An overview of the most important document sources for this book is at the end of the book.

       List of content

      The Performance Model

      The general performance model for sports games

      The football specific performance model

      The Game Model

      The structural model of the game activities

      The Level 1 - Technique - Elements of the (tactical) action steps

      The Level 2 - Tactic - Tactical action steps

      The Level 3 - Processes - Tactical action phases

      Variant A

      Variant B

      Variant C

      The Level 4 – Style - The Playing Style

      A general game strategy

      The team-related game formations

      Play phases independent behaviour patterns

      Game phases specific behaviour

      The Level 5 – The operating objectives

      The Match Analysis

      The match analyis - Preparation

      The match analysis – Observation

      The match analysis – Qualitative match analysis

      The match analysis - Quantitative match analysis

      The quantitative performance indicators

      The dimensions

      The quantitative Analysis

      The match analysis – Presentation

      The presentation of the qualitative analyis results

      The team video training

      Small group video training

      Individual video training

      Further possible applications of video training

      The presentation of the quantitative analysis results

      Introduction and development of a football performance management - Match

      The development status and objectives

      The development path

      The author and contacts

      List of pictures

      List of tables

      List of catalogs

      Some links to literature sources on the Internet

      Market overview of systems for performance management in football

      Preface

      "Playing football is easy - understanding football is complicated."

      The SUCCESS IN SPORT

      Why were Spanish teams so successful in the Junior and Senior World/European Championships and in the Champions League between 2008 - 2012?

      Why did this not continue and other teams like Germany and even more so France won the international titles?

      Also the simple statement "money shoots goals" is not always true. Conversely, whoever pays the most on the transfer market does not automatically buy sporting success.

      Picture 1 Season 2018/2019 Income / Expenditure (Source KPMG Football Benchmark)

      In football many factors must be right to be successful in sport.

      Picture 2 The key elements for the Spanish success between 2008 - 2012

      This is why the identification of individual, team and club-specific sporting success factors and the measures to promote them is the elementary task of sports management (including coaches, match analysts and sports managers).

      THE PERFORMANCE PROMOTION AREAS

      There are essentially four areas that plan, analyse, evaluate and control football specific services in the club in an integrated manner:

      a. the scouting of players, in the sense of a methodical and goal-oriented search for talents with potential for development in the youth sector and players with potential for play in the adult sector

      b. medicine as the "team behind the team" to protect and promote the players' most important asset - their physical and mental health

      c. training as the planned and systematic implementation of measures (training contents and training methods) for the sustainable achievement of personal and team goals (training goals)

      d. the game in terms of the specification of a long-term game idea (syn. game philosophy / game style) for a club, youth age groups, tactical positions / groups and specific teams / players and the review of the long- and short-term competition performances.