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Jamestown Analytics Limited

Jamestown Analytics Limited

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Sep 28, 2026

Martin IngramHOST
14:37
What is your opinion on the current use of data in Scottish football and what more should the Dons be doing to use data to find value for money?
Martin ClunasHOST
14:46
I mean, in terms of using the data to find money, the fashionable thing that everybody in Scottish football has been talking about, obviously, is Jamestown Analytics.
Martin ClunasHOST
14:56
Obviously, there's things like the things that all clubs have been using that we've spoken about before, things like Y-Scout, things like that.
Martin ClunasHOST
15:04
I'm sure that that sort of stuff gets looked at.
Martin ClunasHOST
15:08
Jamestown Analytics, for example, let's just pick it up because it's the fashionable thing.
Martin ClunasHOST
15:12
They haven't reinvented the wheel there.
Martin ClunasHOST
15:15
Yes, Tony Bloom with Brighton has done some good things and they've flipped a lot of players, but they've brought players for decent money and sold them for very good money at times.
George SmithHOST
7:43
Unbelievably well.
George SmithHOST
7:44
And I think you raise a very good point, and I was gonna mention it if you didn't, and Jamestown Analytics have played a, a very key part in the success that Swansea have enjoyed so far this season.
George SmithHOST
7:53
Their recruitment, in my opinion, alongside Middlesbrough, probably ranked as the best of the 24 championship clubs over the summer.
George SmithHOST
8:00
I would say though Middlesbrough had the best summers.
George SmithHOST
10:54
He's got a new contract in the summer, and he, he's fully showing why, why Swansea made that decision.
George SmithHOST
10:58
So everything is just going perfectly well for them at the minute, and I think based on the recruitment in the summer, they've got every, every right to sort of stand back and look smug because it's, it's worked to perfection.
George SmithHOST
11:09
And the, the Jamestown Analytics element, it, it, it just, it kind of reflects Tony Bloom and what he does, what he's done with Brighton for so many years.
George SmithHOST
11:19
Even, even obviously the, the involvement he's got with Hearts up in Scotland, how close they came to winning the title last year with improved recruitment part of that.
Scott CoyneGUEST
52:22
You know, Graeme Jones, the sport director at Hearts, um, has a very close relationship with Belgian football actually.
Scott CoyneGUEST
52:28
He's very friendly with, uh, Alex Muzio, who's the president of Union Saint-Gilloise, who many people will know, and there's a big link there again with Jamestown Analytics, um, and the Tony Bloom connection as well.
Scott CoyneGUEST
52:39
So I think Wouter's enjoying his time, um, in Scotland.
Scott CoyneGUEST
52:43
Um, I was talking to somebody who knows him very well recently, and he was telling me that he's really relishing, you know, being in the goldfish bowl of Edinburgh.
Taylor RockwellHOST
23:44
I think about Union Saint-Gilloise.
Taylor RockwellHOST
23:45
I think about Hearts, like very data-driven Jamestown Analytics clubs.
Taylor RockwellHOST
23:48
Jamestown Analytics owned by Tony Bloom, who owns Brighton.
Taylor RockwellHOST
23:51
Uh, Union Saint-Gilloise identified and sold Victor Boniface and Deniz Undav, and they've sold players to the Premier League and to the Bundesliga, et cetera.
Taylor RockwellHOST
23:58
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