One match shows form. Three show patterns. Minutes on and off drive every per-90 (per 90 minutes) figure — get them right. A winger’s record is written as much by their team as by them. Count what was in the box when the winger looked up.
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Your overall read across the coverage, 1–5. Judgement, not arithmetic.
What you said
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How to commentate on one player — the protocol (tap to open)
1 · Open with orientation. Before kick-off, say the kit colours, which way they are playing, and their shirt number. Every recording, every time. 2 · Scout them, don't commentate the match. Ball-by-ball narration of the game yields almost nothing. Watch a passage, then say what it told you about them. Stay quiet when they aren't the story. 3 · Say the outcome, not just the action. This is the whole thing. The tool only records an action when you name what happened to it — won or lost, found or not found, kept or given away. Say the outcome and it goes in the event list; leave it out and the line is kept as evidence but nothing is counted. 4 · What this tool is listening for. Say who was in the box. "Crosses — nobody in there" is the finding a stats platform cannot produce; "crosses, cut out" is their own fault and records differently. Say which one it was, every time, or the headline number is worthless. 5 · Flag repeats aloud. "That's the second time", "again", "every time". A repeat spoken out loud is the strongest evidence this report can carry, and the report is told to weight it that way. 6 · Speak the minute on the big moments. Goals, errors, the moment that decides the report: say "43rd minute" and the clock snaps to it. Everything else is stamped for you. 7 · Fixing mistakes. Say "scratch that" to bin the last thing you said, along with anything it recorded. Say "flag this" to mark a moment for yourself. Anything the tool picks out is marked unconfirmed. It sits in the event list with a ⚡ and one tap deletes it. The report is instructed to check every one against your actual words and to throw out any it can't support.
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Heard & recorded — unconfirmed
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