What Is Moneyball?

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coming back to this video and seeing brentford used and dropped it only to find out they are still using it💀😂
Comment from : aflah

lobanovsky was doing this way back in the days of that dynamo kiev absolute legend of a manager, that doesnt get enough attention
Comment from : seba

Calling Brentford a failure at Moneyball hasn't aged well
Comment from : ShozzleMeNoz

And the bees are now in the premier league due to money ball
Comment from : Peter Hall

I miss videos like these
Comment from : Zemitram177

4:04 here after Brentford got promoted
Comment from : consistency life

Kante winning ballon d or 👀
Comment from : K M

Brentford just moneyball'd their way into the 2021/2022 Premier League!
Comment from : killbillvol69

finally brentford with money ball promote EPL 🔥🔥
Comment from : Gracia Propertindo

Silly to list Andy Carroll as a failure of liverpool using money ball Everyone knows it was a knee jerk buy to replace Torres Pure panic buy That had nothing to do with moneyball or finding value in him with moneyball
Comment from : Alex Burky

This is straight up 'Value Investing' players instead of stocks
Comment from : anonymous

Amazing effort
Comment from : dodge_this

Kourumi Good Gamer aka Juna Crawford over yumi

Also tampa bay rays are now the new king of money ball Their baseball team is not only booming this recently but the whole tampa bays sports scene as a whole
Comment from : Kourumi Good Gamer aka Juna Crawford over yumi

Tampa Bay Rays are the true king of money all in baseball
Comment from : Kourumi Good Gamer aka Juna Crawford over yumi

Me, an Oakland A's fan, wandering in for some wholesome football entertainment 0:53 😩😫😭
Comment from : Jay White

bMoneyball is a baseball thing Hard to do it with basketball or soccer (football)/b
Comment from : Hussein Doha

Not good in football Just gave Liverpool a premier and Brentford a playoff
Comment from : Daniel Apaza

Moneyball movie starring brad Pitt awesome movie
Comment from : The Lone Soldier

Video needs to be updated, Brentford are one of the best in the game when it comes to "Moneyball"
Comment from : Emmanuel Nwokorie

But still manchester uniteds policy is to buy a player whom the social media says is great
Comment from : nessnoy

money ball DID NOT WORK in baseball the A's played "smallball" the players were platoon in varies position based on the pitcher they were facing Somthing Tommy Lasorda did, with 4 consecutive rookies the year
Comment from : Lee Joel Beasley

Statistics will find any kunt hey?
Comment from : Denver flatpack jedi Thornton

Brentford still use this they haven't stop using this kind of system maybe you should do more research
Comment from : Peter Russell

Basically Borussia Dortmund
Comment from : Ahnaf Drubo

The articulation in your videos sets you apart from other channels related to football
Comment from : Abhijeeth Wilson

No Idrissa Gueye no
Comment from : JoEYEleven *

i read some article a few years ago about the danish club FC Midtjylland that was using it very effectively, maybe you can make a video about them
Comment from : olaf weiske

Um, Suarez? I thought he was a huge success in ajax Eighty odd goals in hundred games or something
Comment from : breakdown461

Kenny Burns they also converted him from striker to defender
Comment from : Fran Riding

Kanté played for SM Caen, not FC Cannes (which isn't even a club)
Comment from : Ramshackle Alex

The headline of this episode should have read "Data is now used by all sensible clubs to find the next Kante" brbrWhat a player he is
Comment from : Sai Anand

Lol the drawing of the diamond
Comment from : DopeMuffinz

Videos are so good I had to subscribe! Helps with Football Manager lol
Comment from : Juwon Adenusi

Henderson counts as a success? I mean, maybe he's not as bad as people think but £20 million for him is hardly a bargain Especially not in the same way Suarez was a success
Comment from : hunsler1006

Hate to be nit picky but baseball "bases" are square
Comment from : Evan Ouellette

Guys, this content is superb I learned so much about European football through your videos, and I just watched the Tifo Basketball vid on Pop It's nice seeing your breakdowns on subjects I'm well versed in as an American and I look forward to more!
Comment from : Doug Veterano

One of the big things about moneyball is that it's buying wins (and therefore goals/runs etc) rather than themselves
Comment from : Adam Dickinson

Honestly the film is one of the best I've ever seen Can't wait to read the book again
Comment from : Adam Dickinson

Moneyball is perfectly applied by Juventus
Comment from : Evilwolf

The next kante is torriera
Comment from : ABHIJEET BHAGOWATI

Wonderful video!
Comment from : Raamcharan SR

The one thing baseball sabermatrics differs from a sport like football is because in baseball, there is no teamwork involved for the most part It is a team game but outside of a few things like throws players act individually All the statistical data you want isnt going to tell you how well players are going to play with eachother in a sport like football where team work a gelling is extremely important
Comment from : mtj027

1:30 man does not know the rules of baseball lmao
Comment from : TPS Reports01

Late to the party but the whole concept was popularized by Bill James book, however was first used by Davey Johnson who argued he was better batting 3rd in the lineup instead of 1st
Comment from : osu5inarow

so just to be clear, moneyball is using data to find good players on a limited budget?
Comment from : Christopher Adetola

Ravel Morrison ?
Comment from : Janjua __

Great video but don't think this will work for larger clubs thou, because once w club like real Madrid Barcelona r let's say a Manchester United the value of the player rise no matter how under rated that player was
Comment from : firesquadworld

I think this is how some teams like Leicester City, Atletico Madrid and some other teams became very strong
Comment from : Aradhya Garg

If moneyball is to be successfully adapted to football they'll need to find the football equivalent of on base percentages I just get the feeling that football is more nuanced than baseball Player suitability is just one of many factors that affect whether a player will prove a successful recruitment In 2009 Pep Guardiola set his sights on Ibrahimovic as a player to elevate his treble winning Barca side with Eto'o to make room for him On paper it was a perfect transfer, a match made in heaven the stats would likely have suggested And so I ask which stats should have alerted Beguiristain and Pep that Ibra would slow down Barca's attack and that playing him in the champions league semi final against Inter would play into mourinho's hands and lead to defeat ?
Comment from : unstoppableExodia

So basically moneyball is stronger recruitment than most clubs who base signings on current form and no longevity A big example of this I'd say is West Ham with signings like Carlos Sanchez and Jack Wilshire who realistically don't have a brilliant record in terms of statistics but are bought based on current hype and form at one point in their career of which there is no evidence that they can be consistent Great video
Comment from : Joe Walker

This crap does not belong in football
Comment from : James Ch

Bases are square in baseball, only home plate is a pentagon
Comment from : Adam Tate

They dont go for stats, otherwise Ben Mee and Marc Albrighton (and Charlie Austin) would be the hottest PL properties They go on 1 Agent Kickback profit 2 Foreign market capture 3 PC Agenda (dark-skinned/foreign-named first, 'whiteboys' out)brbrWhile PL football is totally screwed now, a big reason is statistics Why are matches so boring? Why do they always pass square or backwards? Because since stats came in, everyones scared to get a bad ratio 'Passes completed' being one example Its statisticallysafer to pass square, and everyones competing against their teammates to not be the risktaker with the worst statsbrbrIf you look at old PL highlights in the 90s, the games were exciting Now theyre a shitfest Of self-conscious, no-pride foreigners with sports bras on
Comment from : Don Romeo

It's a super interesting idea but it's a hard one to grasp especially in football where unlike Baseball there are a bunch more leagues with different standards and styles which make judging talent far harder
Comment from : franjes 99

value investing in sports
Comment from : pedro ernesto

Such a simple explanation, thank you
Comment from : yave4algeria

Small goof: When they talk about Leicester winning the league, the trophy has Man U ribbons LOL
Comment from : Gary Mathe

roberto firmino for example
Comment from : Aldo Avina

The big three portuguese clubs are masters at this, especially Benfica
Comment from : Miguel Pereira

What's with the creepy background music??
Comment from : saul duarte

Do a profile on arthur milo
Comment from : Ahmad Munir

Great explaining video! Long live Brian Clough & Peter Taylor!
Comment from : Cruz Bruni

Really? Your best examples are from English football? Your world is very small
Comment from : drfloyd82

Leicester did use some type of moneyball to greatly influence their EPL winning season,but not the emphasize were not on recruitment, instead they use data-driven approach in regards to maintaining players fitness Leicester had 3rd smallest squad size in 15-16 season,but achieved best injury record of all PL team No wonder we saw Mahrez, Vardy and Kante's ever-presence while ManUTD couldn't even keep Schweinsteiger fit for more than 8 games am a Man UTD fan, by the way
Comment from : Tunjung Utomo

And Billy Beane just bought became a part of consortium that bought Barnsley
Comment from : WooCash95

Excellent video, now need to do one on the misinterpretation common in football leading to an incoherent transfer strategy (ie players don't fit in a system) and which clubs are misguided in solely relying on moneyball as it's first opinion, when missued it doesn't correlate to team sports Perhaps american owners are guilty of confirmation bias from the success of baseball which is more individual and less teamwork than football The nigel clough explanation is a good example to explain the simplicity of the method, rather than focussing on a metric you can copy and paste from baseball
Comment from : Kuan Hau

data was used before moneyball, they just exposed it
Comment from : ᅟᅟᅟᅟᅟ

Could you argue that certain positions are always undervalued? An expensive high profile striker is great, and you probably do need one to win anything, but no one has ever done anything without a solid midfield All things considered, 35M Kante seems like a much better value to me than 250M NeymarbrMy 2 cents
Comment from : MPrime

Clough and Taylor from "The Damned United" :O
Comment from : Trym Nordweg

the moneyball team lost in the playoffs to a normal team who spent even less money
Comment from : MrRodzilla

Liked the french words at the end ;-)
Comment from : Skxptoicism

moneyball doesnt really work in football the way it does in Baseball because football is more fluid and in motion as a sport and has a lot of different factors that play a huge part in it that doesnt necessarily depend on the physical aspect but mentalitybrbrthe only positions that can be recruited with higher success rate, r the positions like CM or DM because the mindset of a central midfielder is very different than Attackers or defenders, because both of those positions require direct results and are on more pressure mentally but a CM doesn't necessarily have a direct hit or miss stat in the game and is judged after the game finishes
Comment from : Pooya Shirazi

I'm American so I don't know shit about soccer and this channel is bad ass so many facts and stats I love it I'm learning a lot about soccer or futbol
Comment from : elchucofried

For example, look at Monaco and their scouting They bought players for absolutely nothing before and just look at how much profit they've made Mendy, Bakayoko, Bernardo Silva Amazing
Comment from : Pedro Santos

Mane was a amazing success of money ball for Liverpool
Comment from : Nathan Melon

basically data science
Comment from : Reehji

Oakland As did this first
Comment from : jasper saba

very insightfulbrthanks for the upload!
Comment from : tetraset

#umaxitgiveaway4 #Umaxitgiveaway4 “The missus accused me of caring more about my fantasy football team than my own kids In my defence, I had Smalling, Kompany, Shaw and Baines”
Comment from : Mateo Eyheragaray

SL Benfica is a Moneyball based football club
Comment from : neburc97

why are there 4 home plates? 1st second and third base are squares and home is a pentagon
Comment from : Nasa

I just dont get how they didnt think OBP was that important in baseball before
Comment from : Peter Časnocha

Go A's! But moneyball will never work to win trophies it's good enough to become good or even elite but has never worked to win in the MLB It has had success in football tho
Comment from : Jake

Coutinho is a great example or just lucky?
Comment from : Vinod

All of Europe knew who luis Suarez was
Comment from : Timipre

This is possibly the best video for anyone who plays any form of football manager I play top eleven and ive used these analytics to find players for nothing and turn them into superstars everyone needs to watch this
Comment from : Zac Corindia

the best way to play money ball is 2 things in football First is buying youth that show 4 attributes a great possession base rating meaning Passing Accuracy, Successful Dribbling, a high Tackle and Interception ratio around 4 take aways a game Able to last in any type of system Having these abilities will create goals and wins at every postion beside GK
Comment from : The NDstructible1

There are too many things happening in football that can't be counted to use statistics as a definitive scouting tool
Comment from : PerfectMan

To my knowledge, Celtic are doing this all the time Or at least have been doing over the course of the last 6-7 years Either picking up undesirables (like Newcastle reserve keeper Fraser Forster) or young hidden gems (like Victor Wanyama or Virgil Van Dijk) for relatively low fees and selling them on a few years later for overwhelming profits while maintaining some success on the park For example, they picked up Van Dijk for £2 million and sold him to Southampton for £13 million They picked Wanyana up for a paltry £900,000 and ended up selling him to Southampton also for £125 million Fraser Forster was eventually picked up for £2 million and sold to Southampton (yet again) for £10 million And to a lesser extent, they signed a relatively unknown Ki Sung Yeung For £2 million and sold him to Swansea for over £6 million and bought Gary Hooper for £2 million and sold him to Norwich for £5 million They're doing it once again with young Moussa Dembele, who only signed for them 7 months ago for a ridiculously low fee of £500,000, and now several sources claim that a host of major clubs are exceedingly interested in him and is looking increasingly likely he'll go for upwards of £20 million or over If it's done right, it's absolutely the best strategy forward in a flawed footballing system which is just spending far too much money on average or ageing players with no resale value
Comment from : Emperor Reign

seriously, a great video!
Comment from : xero1895

Good video
Comment from : Sochi Duru

There is kind of a football analysis revolution going on in Germany at the moment Many teams like Borussia Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen, Red Bull Leipzig as well as the German National team invest in a system to analyze the effectiveness of the passing game of teams and players It's called Packing, developed by ex-profesional football player Stefan Reinartz brIt's a system that counts the number of opponents taken out of the game by a pass (or a successful dribble) With this you can compare players and teams with each other FexToni Kroos and Xabi Alonso were the best defensive midfielders during the last 2 years with an average of 85 outplayed opponents per matchbrIt is really interesting You should check it out! ;)
Comment from : Daniel

this video was great, just like the movie
Comment from : GFM

that music's waay too edgy
Comment from : deaddeaddead

Moneyball requires only statistical information or the creation of a brand new statistic for more in-depth analysis Most of the player salaries mention are a bit too high to be considered moneyball
Comment from : gvi341984