Fantasy Football Help and Usage Instructions

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Usage Instructions:

1. Click On REGISTER in the menu.
2. Enter all your information - It is  important to enter the correct e-mail
   address for the purpose of receiving a password to gain access to your account.
3. Once you have registered you will be able to enter the
   Members Area of the site. Once inside, you can view
   your team's or your player's monthly performance.
   You can see how your team is doing in your Office League (if given)
   or you can view you World League rankings

Rules of Play for UK Fantasy Football 2006/2007 Competition:

Players score points in the Champions League and UEFA Cup as well as the Carling Cup. This is in addition to The Premiership and FA Cup as before. Qualifying rounds for the Champions League do NOT count - neither does the Intertoto Cup or any other fixtures. Players not picked for any reason score zero points for each game they miss.

How To Score

It is easy to play; there are just 3 main rules to remember. You must not spend more then the £100 million budget; you can’t have more than 2 players from any one premiership club and you can only choose the formations of 4-4-2 or 4-3-3.

Don’t worry if you make a mistake you will be prompted on REGISTRATION.

• 10 points are awarded for a goal scored by any player in the Premiership, FA Cup, League Cup, Champions League and UEFA Cup (including Goalkeepers!)
• Qualifying rounds of the Champions League and UEFA Cup do NOT score points. The first games proper count only.
• A player who scores a hat-trick or more will be awarded 10 bonus points, giving 40 points for 3 and 50 points for 4 etc.
• A Goalkeeper or defender who keeps a clean sheet in all the above games scores 10 points. If One goal is conceded they will score no points. For each goal conceded after that they would score -2. So Three conceded will earn -4 etc.
• A midfielder whose team keeps a clean sheet scores Four points. This is in addition to any others they may be eligible for. Midfielders are not penalised if their side concedes goals.
• Any player, who doesn't enter the field of play through Non-selection, injury or un-playing substitute will score no points.
• If a Goalkeeper or defender comes on from the bench he will be deemed as played in the match and will score points for a clean sheet and lose points for conceding even if he came on after the goals were scored.
• Any player who gets a booking gets -2. If he is sent off he loses 6 points (even if it is for two bookable offences).
• A goalkeeper who saves a penalty scores Six points. A ‘save' is defined as a goal not being scored directly from the penalty spot (e.g. if the ball rebounds off a post then that is a 'save'). Penalty save points are awarded even if a goal is scored subsequently (e.g. from open play after the ball has rebounded off a post).
• There will be a bonus of 40 points awarded to the player who scores the most points during the season. This will be added to that players score after the Champions League Cup Final in 2007.
• A player who plays well will get 6 points this is determined by their average mark from the national media and must be 7 or above.  One player in every match will be awarded a bonus of 10 points for getting the Man of The Match. These points will be decided by UK Fantasy Football panel of experts and by using top class national media reports. Our decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
• During the course of the season it is inevitable that players will be transferred between clubs and if this occurs the player will still score points if he stays within the Premiership. If he leaves the Premiership or retires for whatever reason he will score no more points unless he returns to a Premiership Club.
• Rules remain the same for games involving extra-time. The final score after extra-time will determine the points allocated. Penalty shoot-outs do not merit any points.
• For the purpose of the Game every player will be registered against his original team.
• Transfers. Each Manager from the date of Registration will be given the opportunity to make ONE transfer each month of the season. If this is not used it will be lost as they are not accrued. To help you overcome the problems of broken legs and serious loss of form to players on Registration you will be issued 3 "Floating" transfers. These can be made at any time during the season. This will enable you to make 2 or more changes in a month if you decide, for e.g. You make your Monthly Transfer and then the following match your striker breaks a leg you can then use a "Floater" to bring someone else in.
• In all transfers you must keep to the Rules as specified in paragraph 1 above.