Having a look at Samuel Eto'o

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Not on topic.

But is there a program for little gifs, little videos where you can animate the plots of the team and opponents.

For me it would be better to explain things as little graphics with arrows and stats of positionnal % for me doesn't mean much.

As for me animated videos would explain the correlation with those graphics as there are two teams in a football pitch that reacts or not to what the other team is doing.

Football for me is all about movements.

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Not on topic.

But is there a program for little gifs, little videos where you can animate the plots of the team and opponents.

For me it would be better to explain things as little graphics with arrows and stats of positionnal % for me doesn't mean much.

As for me animated videos would explain the correlation with those graphics as there are two teams in a football pitch that reacts or not to what the other team is doing.

Football for me is all about movements.

as in seeing the pictures move and stuff? I've tried. It takes a lot of time to create those gif's. I make these on PowerPoint, I could share that after animating it though. but otherwise no one use gif's to explain analysis's. way too hard and too much time consumption. after already spending 4-5 hours on getting the words, it's tough to spend an another hour or so just to make the pictures pretty. :/

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as in seeing the pictures move and stuff? I've tried. It takes a lot of time to create those gif's. I make these on PowerPoint, I could share that after animating it though. but otherwise no one use gif's to explain analysis's. way too hard and too much time consumption. after already spending 4-5 hours on getting the words, it's tough to spend an another hour or so just to make the pictures pretty. :/

Yes I understand.

It's just that it would be great if there was a free program to do that as it would take less place than to make many graphs to explain some patterns and the ideas behind it.

One graph for each player movement and the reactoins of the opponent and you need 15-20 graphs to explain a build-up of play and the conclusion of it

[hjperdeath 2,226]

Yes I understand.

It's just that it would be great if there was a free program to do that as it would take less place than to make many graphs to explain some patterns and the ideas behind it.

One graph for each player movement and the reactoins of the opponent and you need 15-20 graphs to explain a build-up of play and the conclusion of it

haha you've summed up how I feel every time.

but I'll try doing something different next time. try getting it uploaded on youtube or something, but thanks.