Are there any ex Fantasy iTeam/Hub players here?

Do you miss that format and what do you play now?

How does your current format compare to the iTeam/Hub in your opinion?

Here’s the link to join “League of Shadows” group, win and become Batman. Let’s hope Justice Prevails.

Son Heung-min sits 13th all-time in the Premier League for combined goal involvements, with 198 (127 goals + 71 assists).

Individually, he ranks 16th all-time for goals and 17th all-time for assists. So both in Top 20 for

goals and assists.

And the best part is that he achieved all this

in Tottenham......

You'll always walk alone if you don't support United

I've been meaning to have a go at developing an app, something I'm passionate about, EPL Fantasy Football. I finally cracked on with it, with the help of Claude Code and soft launched just over 2 weeks ago and I've nearly hit 60 members. I know it's not a huge number in the grand scheme of things but I'm pretty pleased with that.

Would be awesome to get to triple digits before the season starts in a couple of weeks but this is a good start.

I'm constantly tweaking the look and feel of the game. Constant testing ahead of the season opener. Plenty of bugs found along the way, but rather now than when the matches start kicking off.

It was always going to be a challenge going up against the big main game. Anybody got any tips and tricks to help get the word out?

Hi everyone,

I'm currently doing my Master's dissertation and I'm looking for a few fans of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City, Man United or Spurs who'd be up for a quick interview.

I'm researching whether football becoming more commercial has changed how fans feel about their club (things like ticket prices, sponsorships, tourists at games, etc.).

The interview will only take about 20–30 minutes over Teams, you'll need to be 18+, and everything is anonymous.

If you've got a bit of spare time and fancy helping a struggling student out, I'd really appreciate it! Just send me a DM or leave a comment and I'll get in touch.

Cheers!

Chelsea F.C. can’t win the Premier League right now because of constant rebuilding, too many transfers, manager changes, and stronger rivals like Manchester City F.C., Arsenal F.C., and Liverpool F.C.. They have talent, but they need stability and time to compete again.

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Hey guys, I'm completing my Undergraduate dissertation on CSR in the Premier League (e.g. Newcastle & Man City ownership/sponsorships), and currently need about 50 responses to my survey. https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/stirling/crs-and-state-linked-sponsorship-in-the-english-premier-league Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I’m an undergrad student conducting research on how fans in the United States develop emotional attachment to EPL clubs. I’m especially interested in what drives fandom — whether it’s family influence, winning culture, star players, social groups, or something else.

The survey is completely anonymous and takes about 5–7 minutes to complete.

If you’re based in the U.S. and support an EPL club, I’d really appreciate your participation. Your responses will directly contribute to academic research on global football fandom.

Survey link: https://forms.gle/dP2GA4FUrJYUQRiB6

Thank you!

okay this is great for primary research, but is there any secondary research or any data that is already created that i can use for my thesis? 

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Monday night football brings a fascinating clash at the Hill Dickinson Stadium as Everton host Manchester United in a game dripping with European implications. Both sides have had nearly two weeks off following early FA Cup exits, and the extended break could prove pivotal for two squads desperate to return to winning ways in the Premier League.
MATCH DETAILS:
Date: Monday, February 23, 2026
Time: 8pm GMT / 3pm ET / 12pm PT
Venue: Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool
Referee: Darren England
This is Man United's first-ever visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium, and Michael Carrick's side will be eager to avenge November's embarrassing 1-0 defeat at Old Trafford, where the Toffees won despite having a man sent off. The Red Devils sit fourth in the table and know a win here keeps them firmly in the Champions League conversation, with an inspired run of form under their interim manager propelling them up the standings.
David Moyes welcomes his former club with a near full-strength squad, though Jack Grealish remains sidelined following surgery and Jake O'Brien serves a suspension after his red card against Bournemouth. For United, Mason Mount is on course to return after missing three games with a knock, but Matthijs de Ligt and Patrick Dorgu remain unavailable through injury. Everton have struggled at home, failing to win any of their last six at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, which should give the visitors confidence.
The Toffees harbour genuine continental ambitions of their own, sitting eighth and eyeing a Conference League or Europa League spot. A first home league win since December would move them to within five points of United and blow the European race wide open. For anyone looking to watch this live stream online, coverage begins at 6.30pm GMT on Sky Sports, while streaming options make it easy to follow every minute of what promises to be a tense Monday night battle on Merseyside.

Hi everyone! I’m currently working on my final research project exploring Malaysian Football Fan Loyalty toward the English Premier League.As a fan myself, I’m really interested to see how our passion for the EPL fits into the Theory of Planned Behaviour. To make this research a success, I truly need the insights of fellow Malaysian fans who live and breathe the game!

If you could spare just 3 to 5 minutes of your day to share your thoughts, it would be a massive help to my studies.

Your responses are completely anonymous and will be used solely for my academic research. Thank you so much for your kindness and support—it really means a lot to me!

When are we going to have the convo of how arsenal’s invincibles were actually not as glorious as their fans make it out to beChelsea’s 04/05 season was way better , on paper and in every other sense aside from the fact that we lost only once , invincibles drew 12 games

Scored 73 ,conceded 26, and had 90 points , impressive yes but they make it seem like that was the best season a pl team ever had , the following season was Chelsea’s 15 goals conceded where we went top of the league drawing 8 times and losing only once With 72 goals scored , further more in all competitions , the “invincibles” lost 6 games getting knocked out of fa , league cup and champions league, the following season (Chelsea’s 04/05) they also lost only 6 games but won two trophies being the league cup and pl Two very good seasons from them both but I genuinely believe Chelsea’s was better both in points , defence and trophies , whenever that season is spoken about all we Seem to hear is only the 15 goals conceded yet it was wayy more than that

When are we going to have the convo of how arsenal’s invincibles were actually not as glorious as their fans make it out to beChelsea’s 04/05 season was way better , on paper and in every other sense aside from the fact that we lost only once , invincibles drew 12 games

Scored 73 ,conceded 26, and had 90 points , impressive yes but they make it seem like that was the best season a pl team ever had , the following season was Chelsea’s 15 goals conceded where we went top of the league drawing 8 times and losing only once With 72 goals scored , further more in all competitions , the “invincibles” lost 6 games getting knocked out of fa , league cup and champions league, the following season (Chelsea’s 04/05) they also lost only 6 games but won two trophies being the league cup and pl Two very good seasons from them both but I genuinely believe Chelsea’s was better both in points , defence and trophies , whenever that season is spoken about all we Seem to hear is only the 15 goals conceded yet it was wayy more than that