Post by Grapple Arcade on Jul 8, 2014 5:55:27 GMT -5
Hi all,
I'm not sure if someone usually does this around here anymore but thought I'd create one. If a mod or someone usually does this I'm happy to step aside.
Sky have just announced their fantasy league is open. So you can sign up, create a team and join mini leagues within the game.
Ill set up a league today for wrestlingfigs members. All you need to do is create you team a join our mining league. You will need to put the pin code in which I'll post on here when the league is ready to go.
It's a bit more of a challenge this year to pick players based on value which makes it fun.
Also, I'll post the rules in here to for easy access when having banter. All you need to know for now is that it's free, you have unlimited transfers until the start of the season for obvious reasons.
And..... The overall winner will receive a trophy. 'Ooooohhhh'
2nd and 3rd may also get something too.
Just out of curiosity, please state your interest below, and once you have made your team, reply on here with your team name. I'll update the first post in time for the start of the season.
I'm going to invite our American brothers and sisters to join too as I know there are some football fans in the US sports boards. Any mention of ''soccer' results in instant dismissal
mini league name -
'WFIGS World Championship'
Pin: 8036277
m.fantasyfootball.skysports.com/leagues/view/8036277
General game rules / how to play:
Tactics:
Use your tactical expertise to select one of five formations:
4-3-3: Four defenders, three midfielders and three strikers.
4-4-2: Four defenders, four midfielders and two strikers.
4-5-1: Four defenders, five midfielders and one striker.
3-5-2: Three defenders, five midfielders and two strikers.
5-3-2: Five defenders, three midfielders and two strikers.
3-4-3: Three defenders, four midfielders and three strikers.
Transfers:
You can have as many players from any Premier League club but remember the £75M budget!
Use transfers throughout the season to axe under performers, injured or suspended players or just to freshen things up.
Unlimited team changes up to the kick-off of the first Barclays Premier League match on Saturday August 16th. Up to 40 transfers during the season,
No restrictions on how many transfers you can use per month.
In order to be eligible for scoring, transfers must be made before the earliest kick off that day; transfers made after the earliest kick off will start scoring from the next day. For example: If you transfer in van Persie before the earliest kick off on Saturday he will be eligible to score points immediately. If you transfer him in after the earliest kick off on Saturday, he will be eligible to score points from Sunday’s matches.
Any none UK manager, take your time zone in to consideration when referring to kick off times.
Captain ChangesYou can make ONE captain change within the Game week (Saturday-Friday). Just like transfers, you can make this alteration for any match day, thus giving you the opportunity to score double points from two of your players over the duration of the Game week. Captains will still score double – be it positive or negativeYour captain change is given to you when a Game week starts (A Game week starts on Saturday at 00.01am and runs until midnight the following Friday).Captain changes must be made before the earliest kick-off that day. For example: Prior to the first kick-off on the Saturday. Captain changes made after the earliest kick-off will carry over and start scoring from the next match day of the Game week. With two lots of double points on offer, changing your captain can have obvious benefits. Choosing when and how to change it is up to you: here’s a few scenarios…1. You have Robin van Persie in place as captain before the Game week starts on Saturday. He scores you double points on that day and, that evening you elect to change your captain to Eden Hazard – Hazard plays on Sunday and can therefore also earn you double points in the Game week. However, having made a change, you no longer have the option to change your captain for any match taking place on Monday night or later in the Game week.
2. You have Robin van Persie in place as captain before the Game week starts on Saturday. He scores you points on that day and, rather than elect to change your captain to a player in action on Sunday, you switch your captaincy to Santi Cazorla. He plays on Monday night, allowing you to score double points from his performance in addition to Van Persie’s double tally from Saturday.
3. You have Robin van Persie in place as captain before the Game week starts on Saturday. He is doubtful so you decide to remove him as your captain and give it to Eden Hazard on Saturday morning. However, having made a change, you no longer have the option to change your captain for any match taking place on Monday night or later in the Game week.
Transferring Out Your Captain:
If you choose to transfer out your captain at any stage, the player that comes in will automatically be assigned as your new captain. Using this tactic, you can change your captain without using one of your allocated Gameweek changes, however, should you wish to move the captaincy following the transfer, you will need to use up a captain change.
The players you choose score points for you based on their performances in the 2014/15 Premier League. Don’t forget, you have unlimited transfers until the opening day of the 2014/15 Premier League season (16th August 2014)! Then, once the season kicks off you will have 40 transfers to make over the course of the season, with no monthly restrictions.
Point Scoring:
Players will score points for making an appearance in a match.
Players will score points for scoring goals or making goal assists.
Goalkeepers and defenders will score points for clean sheets but will lose points for goals conceded and goalkeepers will score points for a penalty save or miss.
Points will be awarded for a man of the match performance as chosen by Skysports.com.
Points will be deducted for yellow and red cards and for a penalty miss Captains will score double points – positive and negative.
2 additional Bonus points will be awarded if a player completes more than 60 passes in a single Premier League game.
2 additional Bonus points will be awarded if a player successfully tackles an opposition player on more than 4 occasions.
2 additional Bonus points will be awarded if a Goalkeeper successfully makes 5 or more saves.
I'm not sure if someone usually does this around here anymore but thought I'd create one. If a mod or someone usually does this I'm happy to step aside.
Sky have just announced their fantasy league is open. So you can sign up, create a team and join mini leagues within the game.
Ill set up a league today for wrestlingfigs members. All you need to do is create you team a join our mining league. You will need to put the pin code in which I'll post on here when the league is ready to go.
It's a bit more of a challenge this year to pick players based on value which makes it fun.
Also, I'll post the rules in here to for easy access when having banter. All you need to know for now is that it's free, you have unlimited transfers until the start of the season for obvious reasons.
And..... The overall winner will receive a trophy. 'Ooooohhhh'
2nd and 3rd may also get something too.
Just out of curiosity, please state your interest below, and once you have made your team, reply on here with your team name. I'll update the first post in time for the start of the season.
I'm going to invite our American brothers and sisters to join too as I know there are some football fans in the US sports boards. Any mention of ''soccer' results in instant dismissal
mini league name -
'WFIGS World Championship'
Pin: 8036277
m.fantasyfootball.skysports.com/leagues/view/8036277
General game rules / how to play:
Tactics:
Use your tactical expertise to select one of five formations:
4-3-3: Four defenders, three midfielders and three strikers.
4-4-2: Four defenders, four midfielders and two strikers.
4-5-1: Four defenders, five midfielders and one striker.
3-5-2: Three defenders, five midfielders and two strikers.
5-3-2: Five defenders, three midfielders and two strikers.
3-4-3: Three defenders, four midfielders and three strikers.
Transfers:
You can have as many players from any Premier League club but remember the £75M budget!
Use transfers throughout the season to axe under performers, injured or suspended players or just to freshen things up.
Unlimited team changes up to the kick-off of the first Barclays Premier League match on Saturday August 16th. Up to 40 transfers during the season,
No restrictions on how many transfers you can use per month.
In order to be eligible for scoring, transfers must be made before the earliest kick off that day; transfers made after the earliest kick off will start scoring from the next day. For example: If you transfer in van Persie before the earliest kick off on Saturday he will be eligible to score points immediately. If you transfer him in after the earliest kick off on Saturday, he will be eligible to score points from Sunday’s matches.
Any none UK manager, take your time zone in to consideration when referring to kick off times.
Captain ChangesYou can make ONE captain change within the Game week (Saturday-Friday). Just like transfers, you can make this alteration for any match day, thus giving you the opportunity to score double points from two of your players over the duration of the Game week. Captains will still score double – be it positive or negativeYour captain change is given to you when a Game week starts (A Game week starts on Saturday at 00.01am and runs until midnight the following Friday).Captain changes must be made before the earliest kick-off that day. For example: Prior to the first kick-off on the Saturday. Captain changes made after the earliest kick-off will carry over and start scoring from the next match day of the Game week. With two lots of double points on offer, changing your captain can have obvious benefits. Choosing when and how to change it is up to you: here’s a few scenarios…1. You have Robin van Persie in place as captain before the Game week starts on Saturday. He scores you double points on that day and, that evening you elect to change your captain to Eden Hazard – Hazard plays on Sunday and can therefore also earn you double points in the Game week. However, having made a change, you no longer have the option to change your captain for any match taking place on Monday night or later in the Game week.
2. You have Robin van Persie in place as captain before the Game week starts on Saturday. He scores you points on that day and, rather than elect to change your captain to a player in action on Sunday, you switch your captaincy to Santi Cazorla. He plays on Monday night, allowing you to score double points from his performance in addition to Van Persie’s double tally from Saturday.
3. You have Robin van Persie in place as captain before the Game week starts on Saturday. He is doubtful so you decide to remove him as your captain and give it to Eden Hazard on Saturday morning. However, having made a change, you no longer have the option to change your captain for any match taking place on Monday night or later in the Game week.
Transferring Out Your Captain:
If you choose to transfer out your captain at any stage, the player that comes in will automatically be assigned as your new captain. Using this tactic, you can change your captain without using one of your allocated Gameweek changes, however, should you wish to move the captaincy following the transfer, you will need to use up a captain change.
The players you choose score points for you based on their performances in the 2014/15 Premier League. Don’t forget, you have unlimited transfers until the opening day of the 2014/15 Premier League season (16th August 2014)! Then, once the season kicks off you will have 40 transfers to make over the course of the season, with no monthly restrictions.
Point Scoring:
Players will score points for making an appearance in a match.
Players will score points for scoring goals or making goal assists.
Goalkeepers and defenders will score points for clean sheets but will lose points for goals conceded and goalkeepers will score points for a penalty save or miss.
Points will be awarded for a man of the match performance as chosen by Skysports.com.
Points will be deducted for yellow and red cards and for a penalty miss Captains will score double points – positive and negative.
2 additional Bonus points will be awarded if a player completes more than 60 passes in a single Premier League game.
2 additional Bonus points will be awarded if a player successfully tackles an opposition player on more than 4 occasions.
2 additional Bonus points will be awarded if a Goalkeeper successfully makes 5 or more saves.