Generic team talks land generically. The bit that lands is the personal line — the moment a head coach turns to one player and says something that's clearly about them and only them. Most coaches manage two of those per match. With a player project and a Gamma card, you can pre-prep one for every starter in under 10 minutes. Tier: Claude Pro + Gamma Free (under 400-credit cap).
A output tool, not a notes tool. The distinction matters.
This upgrades the Output layer at the individual level. The personalisation is real — it's based on actual data from each player's project. But the friction of writing 15 personal notes manually is what stops most coaches doing it. Automating the assembly, not the personalisation, is the unlock.
It removes the 'I have 30 minutes before the team meeting and 15 personal notes to write' load. The notes still come from you and your data; the assembly is delegated.
Friday evening or match-day morning. After you've finalised the starting XV. Generate one card per starter. Print or share them individually before the warm-up.
Three steps. Twelve minutes total.
- Step 01
InstallIn Claude Pro, open each starter's player project (you'll have one per player from the Player Development Project workflow). Run the prompt below. Each card is 80–120 words. Should take 90 seconds per player. - Step 02
Use onceCopy the 15 outputs into Gamma. Use the 'Single card per player' template — Gamma will generate a clean visual card for each, with the player's name as the heading. Brand it with your club colours if you have a Plus account; default Gamma styling is fine if not. - Step 03
StoreExport as PDF (Gamma's PDF export is faithful, fonts and layout intact). Either print and hand out, or send each player their card via the team app. The pattern of giving them physical cards before warm-up creates the moment that lasts.
2 prompts, one unlocked.
Tomorrow we play [OPPONENT]. [PLAYER NAME] is starting at [POSITION]. Write a personal pre-match note for them. Constraints: - 80–120 words - Reference one specific thing from their development plan or recent form (not generic praise) - Reference one specific thing about the opponent that affects their role tomorrow - One line that's the rallying point — what we want from them specifically - No clichés. No 'leave nothing on the pitch'. No 'process not outcome'. - The voice is the head coach speaking directly to the player. Use 'you' throughout. This is going on a printed card the player gets pre-warm-up.
Member-only prompt — click to unlock.