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Senior leaders’ perceptions of effective performance support teams in elite football: introducing the “Football Performance Support Model”

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By Liam Mason, Paul Garner, Barry Drust, Daniel Parnell
| Taylor & Francis Online
To understand key stakeholder’s perceptions of effective performance support in professional football. This research utilised qualitative data captured from in-depth semi-structured interviews with senior leaders in professional football (N = 13). To help achieve the aim of the study, sporting directors (SD), head coaches, and heads of performances from England and Scotland were purposively invited to take part in the study.
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Can ERPs and neural oscillations be used to differentiate skilled and unskilled player performance in an ecologically valid sporting model?

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By Barry Drust, Mike Winstanley
| BioRxiv
Abstract The present study seeks to identify neural correlates of high performance in ecological valid, sporting tasks and quantify the differences between high skilled and low skilled players. To do this, Esports is chosen to be the sporting model to facilitate clean brain activity recordings whilst playing sport, something that is considerably more challenging with traditional sports.
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With its 10th coach in a decade, is Manchester United trapped in a ‘fixes that fail’ cycle?

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By Scott Mclean, Barry Drust, Paul Salmon
| The Conversation Verified
Manchester United have confirmed the appointment of Rúben Amorim, their tenth permanent or interim head coach since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013. Under Ferguson’s 27-year tenure, United dominated English soccer, winning a total of 38 trophies, including 13 Premier League titles and two UEFA Champions League trophies. Since the departure of “Fergie”, the club has failed to win the Premier or Champions leagues.
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