The dynamics in football

[JMBitcointernational]

African football has made me realised that life itself is a risk and nothing on earth is certain apart from death.
From the group stage of Afcon my friend Made some predictions and also placed so many bets that Senegal and Morocco are one of the best choices to lift the cup . His predictions in a lay man’s comprehension looks real because the both countries are performing extraordinarily well in terms of playing and composure .

Additionally, most countries were impressed with their level of performance, but football is more of chances and predictions with a lot of probability attached ,But below are Some of  the critical factors that defines the dynamism of football.

1. OVER CONFIDENCE , most of the players believed that they have more advantage than others And that they play more of International clubs than local clubs .

2.HARDLUCK: some players will play exceptionally and perfect football but most times they might run out of luck .

3.CHANGE : one of the things that is constant in life is change , no one predicts tomorrow and there is possibility that the people you let down will later stand out .

4.DOMESTIC FACTORS: sometimes the players might not be happy with the coach or that they are not comfortable with the formation that the coach adopts .
 Finally , football is a game of luck and chance , and that it is only the final whistle that  decides the winner.
So guys I will be glad to see your own view on what lead to the dynamic nature of football.

[bitbollo]

in Italy we say "the ball is round" just to indicate this variability in the final results. but above all, there are a lot of variables that are behind a match... so there are some that are somewhat easy some others no.   Keep in mind that even previous experiences, like a sort of Pavlov Effect, can also have a very notable influence in game play style...

[famososMuertos]

Well, your post falls into a gray area, perhaps as is the idea of putting football in a single "basket."/_dynamics

Football is different according to the leagues, the country, its fans, salaries of coaches, players, even the idiosyncrasies of each country, not to mention that football has a different "flow"  from the point of view of national teams.

I'll give you an example, I would hesitate to name Brazil or Argentina as champion in a South American tournament, but I wouldn't do it for the FIFA World Cup, they will always be my favorites to win the FIFA World Cup.

So, that dynamism that you mention is relative in each country, and within that country there is even a dynamism that changes from region to region.

[Wiwo]

You can't blame either the players or the coach even the management for the failure of some teams,  in the African Cup of Nations this year,  and if you have been following up with histories, you will already know that African football lime the cups of the nation is still very far from being a world-class tournament,  this is because many negative factors are at play so if you expect to see the same level of professionalism you see in the international tournament in this league,  well you will be very disappointed because that is not going to happen.

So to come up with a single factual conviction of what is really going on it will be a hard one but we need to look at the problem in a holistic view.