David Findlay
Amsterdam once supported four professional football clubs. Now only Ajax remains, leaving the Amsterdam derby as a relic and the city’s football culture defined by a single institution.
Stat padding accusations follow elite scorers across every sport, but proving intent requires more than suspicion. Learn how opponent-adjusted metrics and leverage analysis reveal whether volume reflects dominance or selective opportunism.
Football data collection transforms millions of live match events into structured insights, but most clubs and analysts still misunderstand where their numbers actually come from.
Five tools, five very different capture environments. Find out which football player development tracking app your staff will actually use beyond the first month of deployment.
Most youth player development plans are filed and forgotten. This framework shows how to build one that coaches open before training, not after review day.
The 3-5-2 formation promises central dominance and attacking width, but its structural success depends almost entirely on wing-back work rate and how well the press holds under transition pressure.
The 2-5-3 looks like an experiment on a tactics board. On the pitch, it is one of the most positionally demanding systems a coaching team can build, relying on midfield discipline and collective transition defence that most squads cannot sustain without structural preparation and deliberate squad selection. By David Findlay, Founder of KiqIQ. Quick Answer: … Read more