JFF: Key Performance Indices 1998-2015

[Don1]

JFF BUSINESS MODEL ANALYSIS


#1 ZERO YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Not even a half hearted attempt at what should be our primary mission..our football being so backward


#2 ZERO SENIOR WORLD CUP QUALIFICATION
This appears to be their #1 mission


ANALYSIS: OBVIOUS LONG TERM FAILURE OF POLICY


KEY TAKEAWAY: TIME FOR A BIG CHANGE IN FOCUS BY THE JFF..REGARDLESS OF THE OUTCOME OF CURRENT WCQ CAMPAIGN

Any questions???????

[Karl]

JFF BUSINESS MODEL ANALYSIS


#1 ZERO YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Not even a half hearted attempt at what should be our primary mission..our football being so backward


#2 ZERO SENIOR WORLD CUP QUALIFICATION
This appears to be their #1 mission


ANALYSIS: OBVIOUS LONG TERM FAILURE OF POLICY


KEY TAKEAWAY: TIME FOR A BIG CHANGE IN FOCUS BY THE JFF..REGARDLESS OF THE OUTCOME OF CURRENT WCQ CAMPAIGN

Any questions???????

Yes!

Where does development of footballers=education of footballers at the clubs and schools fit in?

Who is responsible for same? = Who is responsible for managing and making successful the business of a school and a club?

...and does this (and similar investments) help on - managing of the football program - (across the island and within each entity) - development of players?

- "It was a great pleasure to be back in South Korea, we enjoyed our trip and had the chance to grow together as a team a bit more," he said.

"For many players this was an opportunity to gain experience against a physically and technically very strong team, and more importantly, it was a chance for them to self evaluate -- which areas are to improve, what should be trained more intensely, and maybe more focused?

"They can go back to their clubs and talk about this with their technical team, and that's a very important step to improve Jamaica's football in the long-term," he said.

- "...I will have a meeting with the clubs' coaches to discuss these players in the national team, and what needs to be done with them so that they can be better in their clubs and when they come to the national team."

- "Without our coaches, I cannot work because we need to talk about the local players -- their strengths and weakness in the clubs -- and for us to discuss the names of the new talents and those coming behind, so that we can plan for them also."

Source: http://m.jamaicaobserver.com/mobile/...aefer_19233613

[Don1]

Jamaica's football is the responsibility of the JFF. The JFF drives policy and has the responsibility to engage ALL stakeholders for the development of our football.

If stakeholders are NOT engaged adequately... the JFF is responsible, absent any compelling evidence to the contrary

Questions answered

It's not rocket science

[Sir X]

Agreed it has been or is a successful failure


Boyz defeat a victory in crusade for long-term development — Schaefer
Thursday, October 15, 2015

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Jamaica striker Darren Mattocks (2nd left) attempts a pass to strike partner Deshorn Brown (left) during the friendly international against South Korea at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on Tuesday. The hosts won 3-0. (PHOTO: RICHARD BELL)

SEOUL, South Korea — Reggae Boyz Head Coach Winfried Schaefer is a pragmatic man.

He knows that sometimes one has to lose a battle in order to win a war. In football terms, he is fully aware that a team can lose a football match yet the players on that losing side end up gaining invaluable experience which ultimately makes them better players over time.


http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/sport...aefer_19233613


Obviously that is the objective.