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News and comment
What changes in the tools, and what matters at this point of the season. What you read here is written here: we do not republish other people's articles, and when we discuss something that happened elsewhere we link to where we read it.
The league table, and an award to paste into your group chat
On Monday you type eight numbers and everything follows: results, table, and a message with the King of the round, the Lucky one and the Hard done by.
Read →Tools ·Two new tools: the league rules and the credit count
One is used once and quoted all season, the other takes ten seconds but is needed at the worst possible moment.
Read →Tools ·Four free tools for the season
Score calculator, league calendar, auction sheet and budget split. No account, nothing sent anywhere, no player list to download.
Read →Comment ·A September auction is not an August auction
Holding it once the season has started is a different game: you know things nobody knew in August, and you pay for knowing them.
Read →Comment ·Five lines of league rules that prevent nearly every argument
You do not need ten pages. You need five decisions taken in advance, because taken afterwards they are not decisions but grievances.
Read →Comment ·Why there is no press review here
This section does not republish other people's news, and not out of laziness: it is the only correct thing to do, towards the writers and the readers.
Read →Tools ·The auction sheet now prints in colour
Rows tinted by role, a coloured header band, white columns where you write. And the on-screen preview is the actual sheet.
Read →How we choose what to write
Two things end up here. First: what changes in the site tools, when something people actually use changes - a sheet that could not be printed, a calculation that was wrong, a new tool.
Second: what matters at this point of the season. Auctions in September, the winter transfer window in November, the standings that do not add up in January. These are our own comments, not other people s news.
When something happened elsewhere - a rule change, a league decision - we write it in our own words and link to where we read it. We never republish someone else s text, not even in part: whoever wants the source opens it and reads it where it was published.