Ryan O'Hanlon

Sure, why not? @rwohan.bsky.social

RT @cdgoldstein: an update at BP on The State of Things. long story short, subscriptions are down in the last year two and while we could r…

I can't believe a predictive model is a little skeptical of a team that's won two games this season without scoring a touchdown.

Kevin Cole @KevinCole___

Steelers are on a run of luckier results since Russell Wilson took over as starter. Three of the four wins were losses if you go by my adjusted scores https://t.co/AWWbBNuxlj

Really impressive five-minute stretch from NBC's broadcast team: bemoaned United letting Scott McTominay go, made fun of a model that said Chelsea's chances of finishing top four changed after the team played soccer games, and dismissed xG as more complicated than nuclear fusion?

Sean Forman @sean_forman

Soccer commentary and stats are about 15 years behind where baseball is now.

Probably has something to do with the guy who stole the Ballon d'Or from Vinicius Jr. and Dani Carvajal.

Steve Kriske @Kickpuncher

@rwohan How did "start 4 CBs to prevent counters" City turn into late-Klopp-era LFC?

I wrote about the end of ETH: https://t.co/G0avxoOtfO

Baffled by my TV's characterization of the Liverpool-Arsenal game as one-sided. Even on shots. One side has two more touches in the penalty area. The other has slightly more final-third possession.

RT @MoeSquare: And as stated before, I'd be quite open to working within a club or consultancy when it comes to scouting for recruitment in…

Lamine Yamal scoring at the Bernabeu and then *showing off his braces* to the crowd might be the funniest thing I’ve ever seen happen on a soccer field.

El Clasico is a great reminder that everything in soccer — beating a high line, playing a high line, scoring a 1v1, finishing a tap in — is harder than it looks.

The late run from the CM is the cheat-code to break the high line. Teams almost never adjust because you would never normally build up like that, but it was so easy for RM to get Bellingham free just now.

Real Madrid signed Kylian Mbappe over the summer. Also: they don’t even have the best attack in their own country. I wrote about the Big Game: https://t.co/x1vpTzyY7a

It seems like something good happens pretty much every time a midfielder makes a late run into the box. See: Jones, Curtis.

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OptaJack⚽️ @OptaJack

7 - Christian Pulisic is the first player to record a goal contribution in seven consecutive league matches in the top 5 European leagues this season. Tear. https://t.co/APKwDceqlO

POCH OUT?!?!? BERHALTER IN?!?!?!? I wrote about what we can learn from the USMNT’s underwhelming start to the Mauricio Pochettino era: https://t.co/ijyafgheS0

RT @AnalyticsFC: Set-Pieces: Are There Still Margins To Be Gained? ⚽️🎯 Alex Stewart looks at set pieces, an area of the game where there i…

What if there was a soccer team that could score a goal directly from a kickoff, game after game after game after game? I wrote about how one Premier League club, temporarily, solved the sport: https://t.co/a8j0eE4X8c