For me, I have now done a few bits for the
PFSA Scouting Network writing opposition reports, so the big thing for me was to see how clubs write their reports, to see how they like to have things done with individual players, but more so with the opposition reports and analysing how set pieces are worked, styles of play, how teams set up in and out of possession. Our work is very much looking at individuals so it was great to have a different insight into how teams see things and scouts work in terms of team reports.
We asked an AFC Bournemouth Academy Scout his thoughts on the PFSA Level 2
What were the key take aways for you from the course?
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