
Conor
@conor0neill_
Data and Tactics Writer - The Athletic
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14-03-2014 23:28:18
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Eze, chess, and how his attacks from the flank mirror his game. Some essential pre-FA Cup final reading. Really enjoyed this from Conor O'Neill ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Is the Premier League as entertaining as it used to be? Some lament that we are living through an era of controlled, homogenous football — but, as Conor O'Neill explains, it's not as simple as that.

United have now lost to 12 of this season’s Premier League clubs, their most in a single campaign (h/t Conor O'Neill)





⚽️High wing-backs ⚽️Narrow forwards ⚽️Dovetailing midfielders ⚽️Playing from the back ⚽️Not as much possession as you'd think 🐺What is Vitor Pereira's style with Wolves? A look into it with Conor O'Neill #WWFC The Athletic | Football nytimes.com/athletic/63621…

Betis seemed so close to their dream but reality caught up in the second half Snap analysis with Simon Johnson & Conor O'Neill nytimes.com/athletic/63887…


Fantastic to speak with Rodrigo Muniz last week, a genuinely friendly and insightful young striker. We got into box movement, eye-catching statistics and an interesting choice for his toughest opponent so far… 🏴 With Mark Carey for The Athletic | Football nytimes.com/athletic/63971…

Bit of a twitter kerfuffle during the week about United targeting xG overperformers. It's a valid concern, but overblown when talking about two players that have posted consistently good underlying numbers anyway. My piece here for The Athletic | Football nytimes.com/athletic/64047…

Talking ‘This is Manchester United Football Club’ with Carl Anka Mark Critchley & Conor O’Neill - inc transfers, Amorim, Brailsford, reshuffling & more. The Athletic | Football #MUFC Listen here 👇 pod.fo/e/2e0a93


🧤 How 'cuts' and designs differ 🧤 Should gloves be damp? 🧤 Training gloves with purposely bad grip 🧤 Issues with sustainability What goes into what keepers wear on their hands? And where does innovation end and superstition begin? Caoimhe O'Neill explores the world of
