Welcome to The Huddle Breakdown
What is The Huddle Breakdown?
Welcome to the Huddle Breakdown, the home of podcasts and writing about the performance of Celtic, the players, managers, and opponents utilising performance data and analytics.
We want to create a community of supporters who desire a greater and deeper understanding of Celtic and how the team plays.
We hope you join us.
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By subscribing at the most basic level, you will get the flagship weekly Huddle Breakdown podcast free (or a nominal monthly fee at your discretion) of advertisements.
Additionally, you will get the game week review of contentious decisions by the Yorkshire Whistler.
Subscribe to the Extra Time tier to get full access to all the podcasts, written newsletters, features, one-off specials and publication archives.
Tiered subscriptions will come online November 18th. For now, the site is free to all.
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Sean from Belfast .... via Larne! Love the academic slant provided by Alan and james. Thats my background too and their insights from data analytics provide an essential element in our understanding of how the team performs. I l;ove it. Congrats to them both for all the hard graft they put into their support of this fantastic club. Hail! Hail!
If I upgrade to paid, can I watch entire YouTube videos (the ones available to me on a Thursday (USA)), rather than being blanked out after 7-8 minutes? And, if so, what do I do to make it work? I'm at a desktop.