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While flicking through an old copy of Charles Buchans Football Annual in a second hand book shop, i came accross an article about Ted Bates' revolutionary new coaching method.

This involved a camera man, sitting up on the cat walk accompanied by an out of action player, shooting 150ft of film of every home game and using it to coach the team.

Anybody know if any of this footage survives, or who the camera man was, or what 150ft of film amounts to in playing time?

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While flicking through an old copy of Charles Buchans Football Annual in a second hand book shop, i came accross an article about Ted Bates' revolutionary new coaching method.

This involved a camera man, sitting up on the cat walk accompanied by an out of action player, shooting 150ft of film of every home game and using it to coach the team.

Anybody know if any of this footage survives, or who the camera man was, or what 150ft of film amounts to in playing time?

 

 

150 ft about 2 minutes ;-)

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While flicking across an old copy of Charles Buchans Football Annual in a second hand book shop, i came accross an article about Ted Bates' revolutionary new coaching method.

This involved a camera man, sitting up on the cat walk accompanied by an out of action player, shooting 150ft of film of every home game and using it to coach the team.

Anybody know if any of this footage survives, or who the camera man was, or what 150ft of film amounts to in playing time?

 

 

You really should get out more

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You really should get out more

 

But that is exactly how docker-p found the Charles Buchan Football Annual.

 

Interesting story.

 

2 minutes of film speeded up? No wonder Saints were on the up! We should try it again.

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This is a Saints forum; not a forum for over weight sad ****s living out their childhood fantasies. Take it elsewhere ....

 

Although this is a very interesting thread Docker how is it any more relevant than my thread which involves forum members organising a Forum Football Match???? 150ft of historical training footage probably appeals to less people than a football match??

 

I like the thread as enjoy all links to the past but perhaps you should try to accept that as an open forum some threads interest certain people, some threads don't....but that does n't give people the right to then insult other members because they don't like the topic of a thread or see its relevence to the forum in general. No hard feelings.

 

Ps let me know if you track down any of the footage. hopefully some of it still exists.

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This is a Saints forum; not a forum for over weight sad ****s living out their childhood fantasies. Take it elsewhere ....

 

Although this is a very interesting thread Docker how is it any more relevant than my thread which involves forum members organising a Forum Football Match???? 150ft of historical training footage probably appeals to less people than a football match??

 

I like the thread as enjoy all links to the past but perhaps you should try to accept that as an open forum some threads interest certain people, some threads don't....but that does n't give people the right to then insult other members because they don't like the topic of a thread or see its relevence to the forum in general. No hard feelings.

 

Ps let me know if you track down any of the footage. hopefully some of it still exists.

The best post I have seen so far on any thread said "This thread is so bad I am ashamed I clicked on it". Certainly applies here - and when it gets down to "my thread is better than yours" arguments then there is no hope.
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The best post I have seen so far on any thread said "This thread is so bad I am ashamed I clicked on it". Certainly applies here - and when it gets down to "my thread is better than yours" arguments then there is no hope.

 

You have 100% missed the point! I am saying people should n't knock other peoples threads - if you don't like a thread on here due to its topic nature there is no need to bash it - just move to next thread. I was just trying to point out to one of the users that what he had written on one thread could then apply to something he himself has then written. sometimes......

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You have 100% missed the point! I am saying people should n't knock other peoples threads - if you don't like a thread on here due to its topic nature there is no need to bash it - just move to next thread. I was just trying to point out to one of the users that what he had written on one thread could then apply to something he himself has then written. sometimes......

There is ample evidence on this forum that it is very difficult for anyone to get the points you try to make. I only had an inkling because I know you. When communication via the written word is not one's forte then it is best to do more reading and less writing.
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There is ample evidence on this forum that it is very difficult for anyone to get the points you try to make. I only had an inkling because I know you. When communication via the written word is not one's forte then it is best to do more reading and less writing.

 

My (hons ) degree was in a science based subject - luckily! I think I get my point a cross and got a double A for English at GCSE level. You forum newbe you!

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While flicking through an old copy of Charles Buchans Football Annual in a second hand book shop, i came accross an article about Ted Bates' revolutionary new coaching method.

This involved a camera man, sitting up on the cat walk accompanied by an out of action player, shooting 150ft of film of every home game and using it to coach the team.

Anybody know if any of this footage survives, or who the camera man was, or what 150ft of film amounts to in playing time?

 

well I think it's interesting docker.

May seem very old fashioned to a younger generation but considering that it was 50 years ago, it shows great vision for something that today is part of the modern coaches training methodology.

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