I am building @SCOUTSWING to be THE home for earnest fan.
It will be the first place you go to when a game is done, not your WhatsApp group chat or Twitter.
You will walk into every match-week feeling empowered.
Gone are the days where you'd notice a convincing talent but have no log to monitor them.
This is future of experiencing sports for fans, and we are bringing it to football, my first love.
Proud to partner with @SCOUTSWING and @JoelAdejola 🤝
What if fans could be the sporting director?
📊 Track player stats
📝 Create your own scouting notes
🧠 Build your own football vision
Would you back your own signings? 👀
Time will tell⏳
Álvaro Fernández has taken Real Madrid by storm.
Manchester United could get him a single minute.
Here is a case study on his transition + the early signals I flagged that scaled.
This is how I scout + how a club can de-risk decisions.
Essay + Thread⏬
https://t.co/Vha9u0uGPy
This piece shows how a lightweight, falsifiable scouting framework flagged Álvaro Fernández Carreras early and held up through his 2025 jump to Real Madrid.
The approach centers on portable traits, role elasticity, and improvement edges.
https://t.co/sBdYAsMX14
A chess champion’s coach.
A cricket director.
A Silicon Valley engineer.
They all read BallerzBantz.
We asked what happens when people like them start thinking about sport.
https://t.co/sP2tXqfvUR
I am looking for eccentric writers and thinkers to join the conveyor-belt at BallerzBantz.
Sports media is stale: content is repetitive.
If you're a fan, have some unconventional, non-sports expertise, and/or specific critiques you want to platform, we have room for you.
DM at @BallerzBantz with your pitch.
I am looking for eccentric writers and thinkers to join the conveyor-belt at BallerzBantz.
Sports media is stale: content is repetitive.
If you're a fan, have some unconventional, non-sports expertise, and/or specific critiques you want to platform, we have room for you.
DM at @BallerzBantz with your pitch.
BLITZ #30
Ten reasons you, and many accomplished professionals, got Scott McTominay SO wrong, and how reading this blog could have prevented that.
https://t.co/1Iykd1owvp
Joel asks whether anything is consequential in sports:
– How precisely can we make predictions about sporting events?
– What scale of predictions allows us the most precision?
– If we cannot make precise calls, does that even matter?
https://t.co/PnAc8NDYXl
SCOPE #29:
This essay argues that mechanics is the single most important predictor of skill transfer between footballing environments – and suggests a roadmap to understanding it.
https://t.co/DUPDVAPXQE
SCOPE #28
In modern football, certain kinds of (running) coverage are crucial.
This essay proposes a framework for categorizing players' running capacity, essential for success in today's high-intensity game.
https://t.co/cGlVH2hbp5