Podcast appearances and mentions of michael caley

Official FML FPL veteran Michael Caley takes stock of some fantasy relevant attackers with Alon. Some stocks are up some stocks are down. Caley's podcast and newsletter: The Double Pivot Podcast: https://www.patreon.com/doublepivot Expecting Goals: https://www.expectinggoals.com/ --- All FML FPL Links: https://linktr.ee/fmlfpl Some t-shirts are still in stock: https://fmlfpl.bigcartel.com/ #FPL #FMLFPL #FantasyPremierLeague Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week, we're pledging Theta Pi as we cover 2009's Sorority Row! We'll discuss sorority life, parents who let kids drink in the house, and realize we never got invited to the cool parties! Special shout-out to Patreon subscriber Michael Caley who requested this episode! Get well soon, Barbara!Support "They're Coming to Get You" on Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/TheyreComingtoGetYou

I am happy to bring you a special edition of the Cannon Stats podcast talking to a returning guest.He is here to talk about his new newsletter Expecting goals, which looks to take a break from the week-to-week view and dedicate time to studying a particular question that is underappreciated or is something that we “know” or “assume” to be true but don't have a good data to say how much or to what degree or when these things from maybe nothing to something.We have a wide-ranging discussion but the later part talks about the first study that has been published looking at substitute effects.This is something I think is very interesting and something that on a player basis we discount but aren't really sure how much (now we will have a better idea and I will absolutley be borrowing this). This also leads to further questions about what teams do in the face of these substitution effects and is that actually optimal.I have done a little bit of looking at this but like after everytime I talk with Mike, I always feel like there is so much more to try and uncover.Have a listen, consider subscribing, and let us know what you think. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.cannonstats.com/subscribe

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.cannonstats.comOn the latest bonus episode of the CannonStats Podcast, I am joined by Michael Caley (@MC_of_A on Twitter) of the Double Pivot Podcast to preview the North London Derby coming up on Sunday.We start off lightly talking about how he got into soccer and how he settled on supporting the fighting chickens of Tottenham (don't blame him too much). We then go i…

Caley returns! Alon asks about some #FPL relevant players and teams and Michael “reads off numbers and explains them” to us, it was a lot of fun :). Check out The Double Pivot Podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/doublepivot — Find the pod at: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fml-fpl/id1024068765?uo=4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Oa7VmE2pyimDEge90QOsF All our links: https://linktr.ee/fmlfpl #FMLFPL #FantasyPremierLeague

Saudi Arabia has been spending hundreds of millions of dollars snapping up international soccer stars in recent months, including legendary players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema, to boost the rosters of its Saudi Pro League. It's not the first time we've seen a country spend a lot of money to try to build up a domestic sports league, but it does have some key differences to previous attempts like we've seen in China, or in the US with Major League Soccer. For a start, the kingdom is spending a lot of money, opening up thorny questions about competition worldwide and Financial Fair Play rules in Europe, specifically. More importantly, it's also doing this at a governmental scale, with the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund and state-owned oil giant taking active roles. So what exactly is Saudi Arabia trying to accomplish and will it succeed? And what does this huge influx of money mean for soccer in the rest of the world? On this episode, we speak with Michael Caley and Mike Goodman, co-hosts of the Double Pivot Podcast, to discuss the big business of football and why turning a profit is not always the primary goal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We celebrate a comfortable win against Crystal Palace by welcoming back Michael Caley to the pod and looking ahead.

Spurs lost to Manchester United but hey who cares, we fired Nuno and hired Conte. Wait seriously? The lads are joined by alumnus Michael Caley to help us figure out how this happened and how we're finally gonna find out if our players are any good or not. 

Mourinho is burning bridges and we got the gang back together to talk about it. Michael Caley is back to help us break down how Mourinho's Spurs are falling apart and where it's going to go. 

Tottenham are about to buy two left backs and one of them is Gareth Bale. Greg, Ben, and Bryan are joined by WDR alum Michael Caley to discuss this completely insane news. Follow us on twitter at www.twitter.com/WDRPodcast

Harry Kane is back and so is our podcast! Ben and Greg are joined by Wheeler Dealer Radio alum Michael Caley (and his son for a brief cameo). We talk about the resurgence of Harry Kane and how sustainable we think this is. Then we look at whether or not what we've seen the last week is Jose Mourinho's Tottenham taking shape. Then we have some really fun digressions into random world football topics. This is a fun one so crack open a cold one and listen.

Michael Caley, soccer analytics expert and co-host of the Double Pivot podcast, joins me to talk about the beautiful game. His writing has appeared in FiveThirtyEight, The Athletic and SB Nation. He explains expected goals (xG) and the arduous process the data companies go through to calculate this quantity. He compares the current and long term prospects of big clubs like Bayern Munich and Liverpool. He also tells us whether the US men's national team has any hope.

Tottenham lost to Liverpool, but it wasn't as bad as we thought it would be. Yay? I'm joined by Ben, Rob, and Michael Caley to figure out what happened. We also grapple with our newfound negative feelings towards Christian Eriksen. Join us, won't you?

God this pod could've gone on for at least another hour with the number of questions I had left in the tank but I guess we'll just have to count on making Fireside Chat with Michael Caley: Tokyo Drift eventually. Caley is back for a surprise Fireside Chat! Michael Caley, the inventor of xG maps and a superman of football analytics (and #FPL hater), and Alon run through some questions from the FML FPL Slack and talk about loads of different stuff ahead of the 19/20 Fantasy Premier League season! You can find Michael at @MC_of_A on twitter and check the boys out at http://fmlfpl.com || support at http://patreon.com/FMLFPL || on twitter @FMLFPL || rate/review/subscribe on iTunes or any podcast app and cheers!

Not a great week for Tottenham news, so it is extremely on brand for the original gang to get back together! Michael Caley rejoins Greg, Ben, and Bryan as the pod breaks down a busy week of Tottenham. We talk about the loss to United, Kane's injury, Aurier's problems, and for some reason Giuseppe Rossi. Join us, won't you? 

Instead of bringing you a 20 minute international break pod with nothing to talk about we did our first Fireside Chat in a while! Back to normal podding next week... Michael Caley, the inventor of xG maps, is also an expert all of the advanced analytical statisticy stuff. We dig into it! And you can find Michael @MC_of_A on twitter... #FPL Fantasy Premier League - Check us out at http://fmlfpl.com || support us at http://patreon.com/FMLFPL || we're on twatter @FMLFPL || rate/review/subscribe on iTunes or any podcast app and cheers!

Beer conversations abound at the beginning as Pat and Phil take on the haters of both Modelo Negra and IPAs in one fell swoop. Then it's on to the Palace match where the controversy is squashed, Alisson, Virg and Big Joe Gomez all get special praise, Naby Keita's turn is drooled over and the Front 3 is analyzed. Sadio Mane gets his moment in the sun as well. Finally, we analyze the Heroes and Villains of Social Media this week, with some surprising entries.Special Shouts to Alex Mansfield, Michael Caley, Simon Brundish, Puck Sherburn and Geoff DeBisschop for their contributions on twitter.

With nine group stage matches set to take place from Friday through Sunday, @JoeFortenbaugh turns to FiveThirtyEight's Michael Caley (Double Pivot Pod) for the blueprint on what to expect from Russia over the weekend. Will Die Mannschaft bounce back after an early defeat to Mexico? Can Brazil run the table after its tie against Switzerland? Tune in and find out! [0:00-1:26]: The Rundown [1:27-12:49]: World Cup primer with Michael Caley [12:50-goodbye]: The on-deck circle Guest: @MC_of_A

Bill Barnwell talks Stanley Cup Finals with Sean McIndoe, the Champions League Final with Michael Caley and the new NFL Kickoff rule with Kevin Seifert.

Tottenham played Southampton to a drab 1-1 draw. Greg is joined by Michael Caley and Ben Daniels to break down this excruciating match and wonder if Poch's team selection or the plague is to blame for the result. Then we look at the current transfer market. Also Greg has been watching the Crown, so he and Michael spend a little too much time talking about Princess Margaret: the walking car accident that we need in these times of plague ridden draws. Join us, won't you? 

Spurs beat a bunch of promoted cows. And we actually didn’t make too many bad jokes about it. I know, I can’t believe it either. I’m joined by Ben Daniels and Michael Caley to break down the lovely totals. We talk about Harry Kane and just how good he is. Then we discuss how talented Harry Winks could be for Spurs before turning our attentions to Ben Davies and Moussa Sissoko. Join us, won’t you?

Tottenham are back in the title race and we’re back to talk about it! The internet’s most dangerous Tottenham podcast is here to break it all down with Greg, your host; Ben Daniels, Sidekick Emeritus; Bryan, the salty veteran; and Michael Caley, our evil numbers wizard. We talk about an extraordinary performance against Bournemouth, revel in the downfall of Jack Wilshere, get a report from Ben straight from the lane, and start drinking heavily in preparation for our Semi-Final against Chelsea. Join us, won’t you?

Tottenham beat Millwall in the FA Cup and Wheeler Dealer Radio is back to talk about it. Skipjack, Michael Caley, and Bryan A. are here to break down the match. We look at what Son’s presence up top and how it affected Spurs’ play. Then we look at what Harry Kane’s injury means for Spurs and what Gods we’re praying to for his recovery. Then we look at the awesome bloodbath that is the FA Cup Semi Finals. Then we answer a question or three from our listeners. Join us, won’t you?

With  Mike Goodman still on paternity leave, Michael Caley welcomes Ben Daniels to the pod to talk about the big stories of the day. They cover Barcelona's tragic situation of merely having a good shot at winning two trophies this year, after winning merely two last year as well. Both Michael and Ben were drawn fully into the magic of the League Cup, where Southampton failed to gain a deserved victory over Manchester United. But, they ask, what does it all MEAN you know? And then to Italy, where both Michael and Ben took their first looks at upstarts Atalanta and came away impressed.Cap it off with the longest Bible History Corner ever and this was a bonanza of soccer and not soccer.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSupport the show (http://patreon.com/doublepivot)

Quick note off the top: The audio quality of this episode isn't up to our normal standards, and we're sorry for that. This was our second attempt, and we decided a grainy-sounding something was better than nothing this week. SB Nation's Graham MacAree joins Michael Caley to talk about some weird results, the questions we're not asking in analytics, and yes, a digression that ties together Alexis Sanchez and the Peloponnesian War.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSupport the show (http://patreon.com/doublepivot)

The gang’s all back to mourn the passing of an era. Ben Daniels, Michael Caley, and Bryan A. join me to say goodbye to Thomas Carroll. We look back at the illustrious career of the golden child of the Tottenham Academy. Then we discuss one of the most dominant Spurs performances in recent memory as we recap our 4-0 destruction of West Brom. That was fine I guess. We also talk about Spurs’ new tactics and then examine what the transfer market can offer us as we look at the second half of the year. Finally we settle some scores with Brett Rainbow. Join us, won’t you?

SUDDENLY A NEW PODCAST APPEARS! We’re back with a special edition to discuss Spurs’ impressive win over Chelsea. I’m joined by three men with faces like thunder: Ben Daniels, Michael Caley, and Bryan A. We break down the match and look at what happened. We talk about how Victor Wanyama and Danny Rose tried to eat Chelsea’s souls. Then we discuss how Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen are perfect. Then we take a renewed look at the races for the title and top four before we talk some transfer gossip. Join us won’t you?  

That was a bad week. And since we hate ourselves, it is time to podcast about it. I am joined by Ben Daniels, sidekick emeritus; Bryan A., elder statesman; and Michael Caley, evil numbers wizard. We talk about Spurs blowing it twice in one week in the champions league AND the league. Then we cry a lot and bag on Sissoko. Join us, won't you?

Bill Barnwell and Michael Caley from the Double Pivot Podcast break down the second half of the English Premier League in part two of our EPL preview.

In Episode 28 of the Analytics FC Podcast we are joined by Michael Caley and Mike Goodman to discuss their new podcast (The Double Pivot), the recent Champions League Final and to roundup our favourite team’s 15/16 seasons. 
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Analytics FC is @ AnalyticsFC
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 Sam Gregory is @ GregorydSam 
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…But that doesn't mean U.S. fans should be happy. Note: The new iTunes feed is not ready, so we’re publishing the second episode of the Double Pivot here. The next one should have it’s own feed… Okay, onto the podcast. In this episode, Mike Goodman and Michael Caley discuss the first weekend of the Copa Centenario, but first they preview Euro 16: why France deserves to be the favorite; how Germany weird brand of soccer is even weirder than you thought; and good but boring Spain. Also, El Tri’s oddly struggled with a man advantage against Uruguay plus DON’T WORRY: the USMNT isn’t that bad, and Klinsmann isn't necessarily wrong when he points that out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Introducing The Double Pivot, hosted by Mike Goodman and Michael Caley. The Double Pivot is for people who want smart commentary with a healthy dose of analytics to back it up. First up: the Copa América, and why Argentina's 2 to 1 odds to win it is a tad, shall we say, crazy. Mike and Mike also discuss what they'll be watching for in the early matches, what to make of the USMNT right now, and touch on a few predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSupport the show (http://patreon.com/doublepivot)

Introducing The Double Pivot, hosted by Mike Goodman and Michael Caley. The Double Pivot is for people who want smart commentary with a healthy dose of analytics to back it up. First up: the Copa América, and why Argentina’s 2 to 1 odds to win it is a tad, shall we say, crazy. Mike and Mike also discuss what they’ll be watching for in the early matches, what to make of the USMNT right now, and touch on a few predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The first of our special episodes features an interview with Michael Caley, a pioneering football analyst who is currently the Analytics Editor of Howler Magazine. He writes for ESPN FC, the Washington Post, World Soccer Talk and SB Nation Soccer. As those of you who frequent social media will know, he is fast becoming the go-to guy for league projections, expected goals, and all around football analysis.

Bill Barnwell talks with analytics editor and writer Michael Caley about Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester City and all things soccer nerdiness.

By Harrison Crow (@harrison_crow)We get back together and discuss... well, all sorts of things. Mostly people that we know that we hang out with or are doing pretty cool things. Benjamin Harrison gets a nod for our dinner.Kevin Minkus is mentioned for his great work towards teams and how long it takes to mesh together. This is referenced as we talk about coaches down playing their team comradery as they approach the CCL matches.I give a shout out to Dave Clark for attention.We mention our very best Canadian Brenton Walters.Then we just have name vomit as we talk about Michael Caley's super cool piece, Danny Page and Alex Olashanky....and Jared Young and our site's very best editor of all-time Drew Olsen.Visit americansocceranalysis.com for more analytically based content. You can follow ASA (@analysisevolved), Harrison Crow (@harrison_crow) and Sean Steffen (@seansteffen) on twitter and find us on facebook.Subscribe to ASA on iTunes and Stitcher, and give us as many stars are you can!

Harrison and Sean return from a problematic week of two failed podcast recordings to share with you their thoughts on Krisztian Nemeth, whether or not Kei Kamara deserves a raise and whether he'll still continue to be the goal scorer we all expect after this past season. Sean adds some thoughts on an older study conducted by Michael Caley concerning Shots On Target, the concept of finishing and how it has applied to MLS.Visit americansocceranalysis.com for more analytically based content. You can follow ASA (@analysisevolved), Harrison Crow (@harrison_crow) and Sean Steffen (@seansteffen) on twitter and find us on facebook.Subscribe to ASA on iTunes and Stitcher, and give us as many stars are you can!

In Episode 15 of the Analytics FC Podcast we are joined by Michael Caley to talk about his new Expected Goals model, what it contains, what teams it likes and doesn't likes, why it doesn't work outside the Top 4 European leagues and we take your questions from Twitter. You can read more on Michael's latest model here: http://cartilagefreecaptain.sbnation.com/2015/10/19/9295905/premier-league-projections-and-new-expected-goals If you're interested in sponsoring the podcast, send us an email using the address below. Please take the time to give us a rating on iTunes here: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/analy…id991610009?mt=2. It really helps us grow the audience for this podcast and get new people involved. --------------- The guys can be found on Twitter: Michael Caley is @ MC_of_A Analytics FC is @ Analytics_FC Tom Worville is @ Worville
 Sam Gregory is @ GregorydSam analyticsfcpodcast@gmail.com for any comments and questions! --------------- Intro music is MMHHMM by LiamLRY
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