Episode 44

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Published on:

19th Jun 2024

Ep44: Transfers and England v Serbia Breakdown with Jed Wallace

Summary

In this episode, Tom Butterfield and David Bromley discuss the current sports events, including the Euros, T20 World Cup, and the Olympics. They then focus on transfer rumors and confirmed transfers in the Championship, specifically Sheffield Wednesday's signings of Max Lowe and Ben Hamer, and Middlesbrough's acquisition of Delano Bergzorg. The hosts analyze the potential impact of these signings on the respective teams and discuss the importance of early transfer business.

Keywords

sports events, Euros, T20 World Cup, Olympics, transfer rumors, Sheffield Wednesday, Max Lowe, Ben Hamer, Middlesbrough, Delano Bergzorg, impact of signings, early transfer business

Takeaways

There is a bumper summer of sports events, including the Euros, T20 World Cup, and Olympics.

Sheffield Wednesday has made early transfer moves, signing Max Lowe and Ben Hamer.

Middlesbrough has acquired Delano Bergzorg, adding attacking intent to their squad.

Early transfer business can be beneficial for clubs, allowing them to secure deals and settle players before prices increase.

The hosts discuss the potential impact of these signings on the teams and the importance of strengthening squads.

England V Serbia

Tom, David, and Jed discuss the England-Serbia game in the Euro Championships. They analyze the performance of the players, the key passes, and the dribbling stats. They also discuss the cautious approach of both teams and the need for more risk-taking in the final third. They highlight the strong defensive performance of England and the importance of clean sheets. They conclude that while the first game was not perfect, there are positive signs for England going forward in the tournament. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to football, including handball rules, the performance of different teams in the Euro 2020 tournament, and the role of Cristiano Ronaldo in the Portuguese national team. They also share humorous anecdotes about their experiences with football players. The conversation is light-hearted and entertaining.

Keywords

England, Serbia, Euro Championships, performance, key passes, dribbling stats, cautious approach, risk-taking, clean sheets, football, handball rules, Euro 2020, Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal, anecdotes

Takeaways

  • The England-Serbia game in the Euro Championships was a cautious affair with few key passes and successful dribbles.
  • England's strong defensive performance and clean sheet were the major positives from the game.
  • There is a need for more risk-taking and creativity in the final third to break down stubborn defenses.
  • Despite not being at their best, England's win sets them up well for the rest of the tournament.
  • Tournament football is never easy, and England will face tougher challenges in the knockout stages. Handball rules in football can be confusing and subjective, leading to controversial decisions.
  • Germany and Spain are considered strong teams in the Euro 2020 tournament.
  • The role of Cristiano Ronaldo in the Portuguese national team is a topic of debate, with some questioning his impact on the team's style of play.
  • Humorous anecdotes and personal experiences add an entertaining element to discussions about football.


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Thomas Butterfield

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I'm a very approachable obsessive learner who is always interested in the stories of others, and how that information and experience can be used to help others move the needle of their life in a positive direction.

As a result of the work I do adults and younger people understand the importance of being an active participant in their own health.

The result of this is we at Elevate Health Chiropractic and Wellbeing are putting better educated individuals into the community who are making better health decisions for themselves and those they care for the most.
They move better, they eat better, they think better.

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We are always looking to work with and help individuals and organisations who value their own health, that of their family, or their staff high enough to take that next step with Elevate Health, Chiropractic and Wellbeing.

David Bromley

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For the last fifteen years I have applied my analytical, systems-evaluation and financial background to the football industry.

As a long-term student of the game I hold coaching badges from the English Football Association and am a certified member of the Professional Football Scouts Association.

I hold distinctions in the Prozone (STATS) Professional Performance Analysis/ Performance Data & Recruitment Certificates Levels 1,2 & 3 in addition to being an F.A. Registered Intermediary.

My experience in football has enabled me to view player recruitment from the 'sharp end' and allows me to tailor my service to meet clients' best interests.