handbook for Technical Directors
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Analysis of the football environment / 5 45<br />
It is to be noted that the different football<br />
levels can be under the responsibility<br />
and/or control of different football<br />
stakeholders. Generally speaking, there can<br />
be three types of set-up:<br />
- Activity/football discipline fully managed<br />
by the football association (e.g.<br />
grassroots directly organised by the<br />
technical department)<br />
- Activity/football discipline managed by<br />
affiliated bodies (e.g. amateur leagues,<br />
beach soccer leagues, etc.)<br />
- Activity/football discipline managed<br />
by external stakeholders (e.g. private<br />
academies). The association retains full<br />
regulatory powers and is responsible<br />
<strong>for</strong> the overall coordination and<br />
harmonisation of the different domains<br />
The a<strong>for</strong>e-mentioned pyramid defines the<br />
“landscape” of national football. With<br />
some adaptations, it can also be used <strong>for</strong><br />
the analysis of women’s football, beach<br />
soccer and futsal. In some associations,<br />
special disciplines like football <strong>for</strong> disabled<br />
people or <strong>for</strong> company sport can be part of<br />
the analysis.