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“Hardly anyone outside Carrington has heard of him, and yet Fleig is a prime mover in English soccer’s data revolution. Largely unseen by public and media, data on players have begun driving clubs’ decisions—particularly decisions about whom to buy and sell. At many clubs, obscure statisticians in back rooms are helping shape transfers”
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