Fantasy Football Manager - Team & stats tracker

• Fantasy Football Manager is your all-in-one tool for managing your Fantasy Premier League (FPL) squad while on the move. 🔥

• Handpick your 15 players from the English Premier League (EPL) matches taking place in England. ⚽

• Formulate your starting 11, nominate your captain, and establish yourself as the ultimate football manager. 🏆

• Enhance your team by making transfers of performers from live football fixtures. 🔄

• Engage in leagues or set up private leagues to challenge and interact with friends and coworkers. 🔢

The teams (football clubs) in the English Premier League 2024/25 season comprise Arsenal, Aston Villa, AFC Bournemouth, Brentford, Brighton and Hove Albion, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Everton, Fulham, Ipswich Town, Leicester City, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Nottingham Forest, Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers.

This application has no affiliation with the Premier League (PL) / English Premier League (EPL) or the Fantasy Premier League (FPL).

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10 Skills To Have To Be A Good Fantasy Football Manager

1. Strategize

Firstly, a good fantasy football manager must develop a strategy when drafting his team. The strategy includes picking the right set of players and also reacting very well to an injury or absence of a key player in your team. 

Strategizing is very important as it encompasses every other skill needed to be a good manager in fantasy football.

2. Knowledge Of The Players

To succeed in fantasy football, you must have a good knowledge of the players you pick. The players in your team must be high-performing players, able to give a lot of points. 

With an in-depth knowledge of those players (based on current form and abilities), you might end up with the wrong set of players. Again, this has to do with strategizing. 

3. Inquiry

Making inquiries to stay updated with team news, player injuries and changes of the style of teams from which you select your players from is very key. This brings about flexibility to adapt to the new changes being made and to adjust your team based on those changes. 

4. Trading Skills

Knowing the right players to buy and sell is a very vital skill in this game as it will help in the long run. This also includes knowing when it’s time to sell a player, the reason for selling him and finding the best possible replacement.

In this game, high-performing players on the pitch are needed and when a player loses form and stops performing, it is only right to let him go byt sometimes, patience is needed when a player suddenly dips in form which brings us to our next skill.

5. Patience

Holding on to your selected players after a sudden dip in form can be very crucial. Also, sticking with your strategy during losing streaks is what a lot of managers lack. Although, you do not have to stay too patient with a player or strategy when it seems to be underperforming for a long period of time. 

6. Stats Analysis

Every good fantasy football manager always uses stats and data for decision-making on their team. Analyzing the stats of the players you intend to sell or buy is a must-have skill to be good at fantasy football. Buying players solely based on the emotional connections you have with the club often leads to poor results on your fantasy team. 

During analysis, the stats to check out for are the ones that actually fetch points. For example, in the case of soccer like Fantasy Premier League, you should check out for goals, assists, clean sheets etc. For American football, stats such as passing touchdowns, rushing or receiving touchdowns, fumble recovered for a touchdown, fumble recovered for a touchdown by the offense etc. 

7. Waiver Wire Skills

Waiver Wire is a system used in American football fantasy like the NFL Fantasy. It is used to manage the distribution of players currently absent from a team’s roster among the teams in the league.

Searching the waiver wire for breakout players can be very helpful in the long run. 

8. Team Management

Your team might be hit with injury woes from various players. Knowing how to manage your team in situations like that is a very underrated skill. Most managers get stocked in positions like that or sometimes they might just “give up”. 

Injury woes are not the only reason to have good team management skills. Scenarios could occur which brings your management skills to the test. 

9. Rules Of The Game

Some managers often neglect to follow the rules of the game which could cost them in the future. 

These rules also involve knowing how the points allocation and scoring system is done to maximize your team’s potential. 

10. Consistency

The last but not the least is consistency. As a good fantasy football manager, you should be consistent and stay active when managing your team – making the necessary changes to your lineups every game week and also staying active on the waiver wire in the case of American football fantasy.