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Chris Anderson


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A pioneer of soccer analytics, Chris Anderson is the author of “The Numbers Game: Why Everything You Know About Soccer Is Wrong“, and Managing Partner of Anderson Sally LLC. A sought-after soccer industry advisor, Chris’s work focuses on using rigorous and appropriate analysis to acquire, manage, and build and sustain clubs in the context of global competition for talent and success. Before co-founding Anderson Sally, Chris was a professor at Cornell University; he has held visiting appointments at Oxford, Stanford, and the LSE, and has s taught management strategy at Cornell’s Johnson School of Management and Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of M
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The Numbers Game: Why Every...

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“For all the enlightened nations that profess a loyalty to liberty, democracy, economy and all the rest, there has long been a readiness to look for a chosen one; as Carlyle pointed out, even the French, those great anti-venerators, those relentless beheaders of Great Men, worshipped Voltaire.”
Chris Anderson, The Numbers Game: Why Everything You Know About Soccer Is Wrong

“Tactics are not the same as strategy. Your strategy is what you plan to do over the entire season. Your tactics are what you do to get you there in the course of an individual game. To fulfill your strategy, you must get your tactics right; and your tactics must always fit your team and your opponent.”
Chris Anderson, The Numbers Game: Why Everything You Know About Soccer Is Wrong

“It turns out that clean sheets on average produce almost 2.5 points per match, as Figure 25 reveals. Compared to scoring a goal, which on average earns a team about one point per match, not conceding is more than twice as valuable. And even conceding only one goal still gives a team around 1.5 points on average, about 30 percent more in value than scoring one.”
Chris Anderson, The Numbers Game: Why Everything You Know About Soccer Is Wrong



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