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Player GPS Trackers 22 Oct 2025 23:35 #1

Flatcap Offline Ball Boy Posts: 82 Likes received: 21	Wycombe will be using them on Saturday' www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34267968
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Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 08:15 #2

sciblue Offline Ball Boy Posts: 23 Likes received: 9	Think it's a bit much for 4th tier football to be honest. I could understand if Wycombe had the money/facilities/sports scientists to scrutinise the data properly. But by the sounds of it, the main benefit will be for the sports fitness company they're loaning them from.
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Re:Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 09:02 #3

cocaineblues Offline Youth Team Player Posts: 272 Likes received: 276	The kind of thing Keith Curle would be called a mentalist control freak for had it been us using them instead of Wycombe. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 09:12 #4

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sciblue wrote:

Think it's a bit much for 4th tier football to be honest. I could understand if Wycombe had the money/facilities/sports scientists to scrutinise the data properly. But by the sounds of it, the main benefit will be for the sports fitness company they're loaning them from.

Why shouldn't fourth tier professional clubs use this? Been in Rugby League a number of years. Do you not see the benefit to the team in reducing injuries and fatigue?

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Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 09:32 #5

Moorlad Offline Bench Warmer Posts: 1096 Likes received: 683	I certainly do, I would have loved to have known all my stats when I was playing rugby. Not only will it be an aid to fitness and make reductions to injury and fatigue, but it could be a great training aid for coaches too. I'd be all for this sort of thing everywhere.
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Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 09:39 #6

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Moorlad wrote:

I certainly do, I would have loved to have known all my stats when I was playing rugby. Not only will it be an aid to fitness and make reductions to injury and fatigue, but it could be a great training aid for coaches too. I'd be all for this sort of thing everywhere.

Exactly, it's basically a pro club doing everything they can to get the most from the team... just don't see how anyone would be against this?

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Re:Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 09:45 #7

markredfox73 Offline Ball Boy Posts: 202 Likes received: 75	All the fannying with data ( says the strava freak) but all that matters is sticking the ball in the net more times than the opponent Sent from my GT-I8200N using Tapatalk
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Re:Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 10:06 #8

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markredfox73 wrote:

All the fannying with data ( says the strava freak) but all that matters is sticking the ball in the net more times than the opponent

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In the most basic terms yes, that's all that matters. But if this can make the difference between a player being at his peak fitness levels or not, then it can have a massive impact on the teams ability to do that. It's often said that fitness levels will make a difference when lower league clubs play top flight clubs, well if this closes that gap and enables the team to play at the maximum for longer periods of time and over more games, again, I don't see why anyone would be against it. Obviously if there's money available for it.

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Re:Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 10:15 #9

Rsblue Offline Ball Boy Posts: 69 Likes received: 10	Lee Fern already uses this kind of stuff, pretty basic nowadays for conditioning etc. Not sure how much on a match day but certainly in training.
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Re:Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 10:23 #10

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There is no fannying about...there's analytical software out there to condense the data into what you want to know from the recording units log...
MRF do you not use TrainerRoad or the premium Strava app to look at your HR zones for rides???
No point in having starve if all you do is pedal and ignore the bit that makes you faster!?!?!

One person could analyse the whole teams data in a day...it's incredibly valuable data if you can afford it.
By knowing a persons zones, HR in particular can indicate the likelihood of injury (fatigue) occurring and if you think back how many times our promotion push or vital games have been hampered by having our main goal threat or creative outlet on the treatment table it makes good sense IMHO.

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Re:Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 10:44 #11

markredfox73 Offline Ball Boy Posts: 202 Likes received: 75	Oh i was jesting about it all in my comments its good to know extra stuff being used these days...as you say toward the end of the season and it will give more insight into which players levels are higher than others.. It may or may not make a difference but certainly worth giving it a bash Sent from my GT-I8200N using Tapatalk
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Re:Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 13:01 #12

kellsblue Offline Ball Boy Posts: 115 Likes received: 76	As well as GPS trackers, can they also be used as Sat Nav? At least then we could use them to put players in the right positions
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Re:Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 19:36 #13

Dancingbear Offline Bench Warmer Posts: 1045 Likes received: 487	Just wish this technology was available 10 years ago then wed be able to track all the unseen work Chris Billy used to do.
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Player GPS Trackers 23 Oct 2025 20:41 #14

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I get them wearing gps watches in training for fitness training and injury prevention (i love mine, bought for less than £60). But how silly did the guys in front of Stuart Lancaster look during England's capitulation? Football matches at our level are pretty simple.. .sometimes we can't even count how many players are in our defensive line! Let's just hope the wycombe keeper goes on for mazy dribble down the right wing to get his average pace up!

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Re:Player GPS Trackers 24 Oct 2025 06:02 #15

chopper Offline Youth Team Player Posts: 351 Likes received: 65	Don't see the point in gps on sportsman. My tomtom struggles to find me within 100 yards Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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