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The systems behind a working recruitment department, packaged so you can use them tomorrow. Built from methodology used in professional scouting operations, not adapted from a generic project-management template.

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    The Scouting Report System

    £79

    The report methodology: a five-verdict taxonomy, four-corners assessment structure, whisper strength tiers, and the correction-versus-evolution edit rules that keep a scouting record honest over time.

    • Five-verdict taxonomy — advance, follow up, shortlist, reject, park — with the rationing rule that stops 'park' becoming a dumping ground
    • Four-corners assessment template: with ball, against ball, physical, psych-social
    • Match-day grade and potential grade scales, with anchor definitions
    • Observation-mode taxonomy — stadium, video, training, clips only — and why it changes how a report is weighted
    • Correction vs evolution edit semantics, so history is preserved rather than overwritten
    • Editable Google Docs and Notion versions
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  • Succession Board Kit

    £99

    The two-incumbent, two-replacement succession model as a working spreadsheet. Scores each position for need, flags the gaps, and turns a squad list into a prioritised recruitment plan.

    • 2+2 board structure — two incumbents, two replacements, per position per scenario
    • Need-score formula with four weighted components: stay likelihood, depth, scenario fit, contract urgency
    • Stay / sell / expire slider per player, feeding the need score automatically
    • Gap rail: needs-scouting, incumbent-at-risk-with-no-replacement, no-incumbent
    • Contract-expiry timeline and squad age-curve views
    • Google Sheets version, formulas unlocked and documented
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  • Report Template Set

    £49

    The document structures behind post-match and opposition reporting — the sections, the running order, and the editorial rules that make a report get read rather than filed.

    • Post-match report structure with the medical and readiness sections separated out
    • Opposition report structure: shape, set pieces, individual threats, predicted lineup
    • Player one-pager layout for pitching a player to a club
    • Editorial rules — what belongs in a headline, what belongs in the body, what to cut
    • Word and Google Docs versions
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