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Your AI football assistant with verified, evidence-based guidance. Whether you're a coach planning sessions, a player developing your game, or mastering Football Manager - get expert support from grassroots to professional.
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FootballGPT shows real promise and gives useful, structured insights for football decision-making. However, I experienced a frustrating issue where my paid plan message limit didn’t reset after upgrading, blocking usage. Support contacted, but this kind of billing/limit mismatch undermines trust. Good tool, but reliability and system consistency need improvement right now.
Powerful Intuitive AI platform specialized in all kinds of football related information and session planning/preparations. It reminds your settings of your team, age, training goals, playing style, anything you feed.
Finally, a football/soccer specific AI tool. Created an amazing, totally fillable IDP by marrying a generic IDP format and our club's DNA document. Created two age group IDPs (U10 and U15), and then created position-specific IDPs (11v11) for the U15 group. Also saved countless hours finding the best research, articles, exercises, sessions on football/soccer specific topics like "scanning" "playing between the lines" "1v1 defending." Yes, you need to think through, adapt, modify, and tailor this material for your own coaching and/or analysis and teams, but what a great time saver and starting point for the "contemporary" coach and/or analyst at ANY level.
Reply from Footballgpt
Thanks for taking the time to write such a detailed review. The IDP use case is brilliant. Marrying your club's DNA document with position-specific plans is exactly how FootballGPT works best: you bring the context, it does the heavy lifting.
Glad it's saving you time on the research side too. If you want to take it further, try using it for periodisation planning across those age groups, it works really well for that.
Excellent product, with detailed information generated.
Reply from Footballgpt
Thanks, Christopher. Glad to hear you are enjoying it and it is helping you out
I think this is a great tool for youth coaches especially parent coaches who have busy days and dont have tone to plan sessions. For experienced coaches use it for ideas but do not become totally depend on the AI . Keep your creativity build on ideas it gives you — improvise and use a supplemental tool .
Reply from Footballgpt
Thanks, Mark. You are correct, AI should only be a tool in your toolbox to save you time and help answer questions you are struggling with. Nothing will fully replace the coach!
Fantastic product, general training questions, principles right down to session plans. Great work, so useful. Already using it weekly to help with my coaching.
Reply from Footballgpt
Thanks, Nick. Glad to hear that it is becoming a vital tool in your toolbox
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