Ekkono Method

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In BSC they demote coaches who develop players and do not win tournaments and vice versa. that's how they attract dump parents, not by development of kids but by winning tournaments. final result is sad.

This may be true on the boys side, but the girls are more possession style.

No they are not. Not the team i regularly watch. Did you just make this up?

Please tell me what teams you watch ? Girls U 13-15 play possession style. So I don’t know what team you are watching .. but maybe stop watching them .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In BSC they demote coaches who develop players and do not win tournaments and vice versa. that's how they attract dump parents, not by development of kids but by winning tournaments. final result is sad.

This may be true on the boys side, but the girls are more possession style.

This is not true at U11G and younger. Big, fast, and strong girls who play kickball. U12 and above is better, at least for the first teams.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve googled this but I’m still not entirely sure what it is.

I know Bethesda has been pushing it out. Can anyone share what exactly it is and how it’s incorporated into training and/or development?

A method to train decision making in young footballers.

For BSC, a new shiny toy that they are trumpeting in efforts to make it seem like they actually focus on development. When everyone knows they don't.

For Ekkono, a way in which they can extract money from clubs. Especially clubs in America that don't have a lot of experience at the highest levels of the game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve googled this but I’m still not entirely sure what it is.

I know Bethesda has been pushing it out. Can anyone share what exactly it is and how it’s incorporated into training and/or development?

A method to train decision making in young footballers.

For BSC, a new shiny toy that they are trumpeting in efforts to make it seem like they actually focus on development. When everyone knows they don't.

For Ekkono, a way in which they can extract money from clubs. Especially clubs in America that don't have a lot of experience at the highest levels of the game.

"For BSC, a new shiny toy that they are trumpeting in efforts to make it seem like they actually focus on development. When everyone knows they don't. " - What if they are actually listening to all the complaints and are actually trying to improve? Isn't it at least possible that they are actually to put more focus into development?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve googled this but I’m still not entirely sure what it is.

I know Bethesda has been pushing it out. Can anyone share what exactly it is and how it’s incorporated into training and/or development?

A method to train decision making in young footballers.

For BSC, a new shiny toy that they are trumpeting in efforts to make it seem like they actually focus on development. When everyone knows they don't.

For Ekkono, a way in which they can extract money from clubs. Especially clubs in America that don't have a lot of experience at the highest levels of the game.

"For BSC, a new shiny toy that they are trumpeting in efforts to make it seem like they actually focus on development. When everyone knows they don't. " - What if they are actually listening to all the complaints and are actually trying to improve? Isn't it at least possible that they are actually to put more focus into development?

Could be. But given their history of caring much more about the money. I doubt it. If there was a change in leadership top to bottom and then this rolled out, I would definitely buy that argument

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve googled this but I’m still not entirely sure what it is.

I know Bethesda has been pushing it out. Can anyone share what exactly it is and how it’s incorporated into training and/or development?

A method to train decision making in young footballers.

For BSC, a new shiny toy that they are trumpeting in efforts to make it seem like they actually focus on development. When everyone knows they don't.

For Ekkono, a way in which they can extract money from clubs. Especially clubs in America that don't have a lot of experience at the highest levels of the game.

"For BSC, a new shiny toy that they are trumpeting in efforts to make it seem like they actually focus on development. When everyone knows they don't. " - What if they are actually listening to all the complaints and are actually trying to improve? Isn't it at least possible that they are actually to put more focus into development?

Could be. But given their history of caring much more about the money. I doubt it. If there was a change in leadership top to bottom and then this rolled out, I would definitely buy that argument

I noticed training improvement from last year to this year (at least with the U8s). Yeah, I know its the youngest kids, but it seems like they are definitely putting more into early development.