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Alex Calder talks to @EricMcMahonCSCS about sports science data driving better decisions on and off the field.
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#nscastrong
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The Chinese Super League title race is almost over, with Chengdu Rongcheng able to clinch as early as this weekend #CSL
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Socceroos legend John Aloisi is on the cusp of silverware in Asia 🌎🏆⏳
Three points for the A-League championship winner against Henan this Sunday night will seal his Chenggdu side the Chinese Super League title.
They’re currently 14 points clear atop the table ahead of Beijing Guoan, who are managed by Nick Montgomery.
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There's a number of Australians involved in Chengdu's charge towards the CSL trophy.
Diogo Ferreira is John Aloisi's assistant. Then there's Harry Reading, Alex Calder and Shane Carr.
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John Aloisi’s Chengdu Rongcheng are one win away from their maiden Chinese Super League title.
Chengdu are 14 points clear atop the CSL table with 5 rounds remaining.
Aussie legend Aloisi was appointed at the start of the season.
Roy Keane on Turkey losing 2-0 to Australia national soccer team in their World Cup opener:
🗣️ “I don't want to hear excuses. Before the match, everyone was talking about Turkey as if the three points were already in the bag. Well, football doesn't care about predictions.
Australia looked like a team playing for their lives. Turkey looked like a team waiting for something to happen. That's the difference. One side competed, the other side expected.
What annoys me most is the attitude. You can forgive mistakes. You can forgive missed chances. But you cannot forgive a lack of urgency at a World Cup.
Australia won the physical battle, the mental battle, and in key moments they won the football battle too. That's embarrassing if you're Turkey because they were supposed to be the team making the statement tonight.
Some players will look at the tactics, some will blame luck, and some will point fingers elsewhere. Nonsense. Start by looking in the mirror. World Cups are not won by talent alone.
The harsh reality is this: Australia arrived believing they could win. Turkey arrived believing they should win. One mindset creates history. The other creates headlines like this.”
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🇦🇺 Australia with a huge win on their World Cup opener against Turkiye!
Who’s been your Man of the Match? 🍿
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So, runaway Chinese Super League leaders Chengdu Rongcheng have released a song for head coach John Aloisi 👀
Chengdu are unbeaten through 12 rounds, and 14 points clear atop the CSL.
Aloisi also named Coach of the Month.
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John Aloisi is on FIRE to begin his managerial career in China 🔥
Since taking over Chengdu Rongcheng F.C from Western United, the Socceroos legend has gone 12 games unbeaten - 11 wins and 1 draw 👏
Those performances have now been recognised with the Chinese Super League's Manager of the Month award!
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Stop John Aloisi’s Chengdu Rongcheng if you can.
Another win for the unbeaten Chinese Super League leaders, this time 2-1 at Tianjin.
Chengdu are 14 points clear at the CSL summit. 11 wins. 1 draw.
Aloisi also named CSL Coach of the Month.
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Go on, John Aloisi 🇦🇺🙌 WHAT A WIN for the Socceroos legend in China to go 7 points clear at the top!
His Chengdu Rongcheng side looked certain to lose, down 2-1 in stoppage time.
Then, they went and scored in the 92nd and 96th minutes to make it 6 wins in a row.
Aloisi is flying in his first job abroad. You love to see it.
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Lost amid the incredible stoppage-time comeback is Felipe’s outrageous overhead kick for Chengdu Rongcheng 🤯😤
It started Chengdu’s comeback from 2-0 down.
Will struggle to find a better goal, anywhere, this weekend.
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12 Aussie coaches are involved in China’s CSL this weekend, including a Socceroos legend’s debut.
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Chengdu Rongcheng’s coaching staff, led by head coach John Aloisi, for the 2026 Chinese Super League season.
John is joined by fellow Aussies @_DiogoFerreira_, @calder_05 and Harry Reading.
Chengdu kick off their 2026 CSL campaign at home to Shenzhen Peng City on Friday night.
After seven seasons, I’ve chosen to conclude my time with Houston Dynamo FC.
Grateful for the people and standards that shaped a major chapter of my career, with special thanks to Paul Caffrey.
I’ve now started a new role with Chengdu Rongcheng FC, leading performance.
💬 “In the Bundesliga it was night and day — Germans are machines… they train, they go hard.” — DaMarcus Beasley
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4 World Cups. 126 caps. Endless insight.
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💬 “It’s like we’re all watching the same game, but speaking in different dialects. Adding the two data sets broke down silos — suddenly we realized we were saying the same thing.” — @LewisMacMillan3 , Ep 14 🎙️
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#SoccerPerformance
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Highly recommended episode
🚨 New Episode! 🎙️
Season 6: Lewis MacMillan – Breaking Silos ⚽
Head of Player Insights at Fulham FC joins Peak Performance for Soccer to discuss:
📊 Data → decisions
⚽ Injury risk & the “Eyes On” period
🤝 Analyst & scientist collaboration
🎧 Listen: bit.ly/4myvAly
🚨 New Episode! 🎙️
Season 6: Lewis MacMillan – Breaking Silos ⚽
Head of Player Insights at Fulham FC joins Peak Performance for Soccer to discuss:
📊 Data → decisions
⚽ Injury risk & the “Eyes On” period
🤝 Analyst & scientist collaboration
🎧 Listen: bit.ly/4myvAly


























