Gregor
An interesting exploration into how the lines have been blurred between entertainment and information since the proliferation of television. I found it slightly disappointing that there was a lack of solid plan for how to reverse this phenomenon, which will only be harder with the existence of modern technology, but the book deserves a read if only for its prescience in calling out a dangerous trend which has only worsened since the book's publication.
An interesting exploration into how the lines have been blurred between entertainment and information since the proliferation of television. I found it slightly disappointing that there was a lack of solid plan for how to reverse this phenomenon, which will only be harder with the existence of modern technology, but the book deserves a read if only for its prescience in calling out a dangerous trend which has only worsened since the book's publication.
An interesting read about the recent history of data in football. It will hold most intrigue for Liverpool fans as the author illustrates how some of the club's most crucial transfer decisions of the FSG era have been made.
An interesting read about the recent history of data in football. It will hold most intrigue for Liverpool fans as the author illustrates how some of the club's most crucial transfer decisions of the FSG era have been made.
