A site dedicated to the Telegraph version of Fantasy Football.

So eleven players for no more than £50million,

a maximum of five transfers per week and 45 per season 

extending to Premier League clubs involvement in the FA Cup and now the Carabao Cup.

But no  bonus points for captains, wild cards or changing player valuations as found in other formats of Fantasy Football.

Here at the Telegraph Fantasy Football Guide, we have no access to a crystal ball or complicated algorithms, but

a vault of stats from seasons past,

various strategies,

the odd hunch

and some timely transfers

to – hopefully – provide the perfect alchemy for an all-conquering fantasy football X1

For a stab at this, up to five different teams will be selected – all subject to change before the big kick – and their performance monitored throughout the season.

No pressure, then.

An important footnote – this site has been created by a fan of Telegraph Fantasy Football and has no official affiliation to the Telegraph.

6 Comments

  1. It looks like there is a bug in the 22-23 midfield pts as it seems to be showing 23-24.

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    • Hi Rob,
      We get these occasional glitches but thanks for bringing to my attention.
      Don’t hesitate to contact me with similar again – I’ll endeavour to acknowledge more promptly!
      Andrew

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  2. Hi,

    Is it possible to get a dropdown to change the item limits of the player tables for 25-26. Or just a full-length table of all players, with a column for their position?
    I’m doing some analysis in excel, and would be great to have that set of data accessible – happy to share what I’m working on as well.

    Cheers

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    • Hi Dan,
      Many thanks for your interest.
      If I understand you correctly, the 25 players per page has been chosen to fit in with screensize.
      The order in which they are displayed can be changed by clicking on the column heading you want to sort them in.
      The players are divided into keepers, defenders etc partly due to having one huge table for all can cause probs with the data apparently.
      If you like I can email across a full length excel spreadsheet of all players which can then be sorted as per column heading – I already have this –
      – and could do this each week with the updated scores.
      Would also be very interested to hear what you are working on. With a view to including any interesting findings on the website, with your permission and being credited as your findings?
      Andrew

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  3. This is really great, thanks! Any possibility to make the data downloadable in a .csv format or similar?

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    • Hi Nathan,
      Thanks for your interest.
      Not sure if we can make the data downloadable, would need to speak to my website designer…

      Alternatively, would it be possible for me to e-mail across the data to you as an attachment each week?

      Reply

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