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Scopri le sorprendenti regole nascoste del calcio in The Numbers Game di Chris Anderson e David Sally *Completamente aggiornato con un nuovo capitolo sulla Coppa del Mondo* Il calcio è sempre stato un gioco di numeri: 4-4-2, il grande numero 9 e 3 punti per una vittoria. Ma cosa succederebbe se fino ad ora ci fossimo concentrati sui numeri sbagliati? E se i numeri che contano davvero, quelli che detengono la chiave per vincere le partite, fossero in realtà 2,66, 5 stelle 50/50 e 0 > 1? E se gli allenatori facessero solo una differenza del 15%? E se il Chelsea avesse dovuto acquistare Darren Bent? In questo libro incisivo e sfatatore di miti, Chris Anderson, ex portiere diventato guru delle statistiche calcistiche, e David Sally, ex lanciatore di baseball diventato economista comportamentale, dimostrano che ogni briciolo di conoscenza che possiamo raccogliere può aiutarci ad amare il calcio e a capirlo ancora di più. Scoprirai perché parare un goal è più prezioso che segnarne uno, perché i calci d'angolo dovrebbero essere corti e perché è meglio migliorare il tuo giocatore peggiore che comprare una superstar. Non giocherai mai più, o guarderai mai più, una partita di football nello stesso modo. The Numbers Game è una lettura essenziale per gli appassionati di football di tutto il mondo e piacerà anche ai lettori che hanno amato Moneyball e Freakonomics.
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At 17, Chris Anderson found himself playing in goal for a fourth division club in West Germany; today, he's a professor in the Ivy League at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. An award winning social scientist and football analytics pioneer, Anderson consults with leading clubs about how best to play the numbers game. David Sally is a former baseball pitcher and a professor at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College in the US, where he analyses the strategies and tactics people use when they play, compete, negotiate, and make decisions. He is an adviser to clubs and other organizations in the global football industry.
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