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Fantasy Football Agent, gives you the chance to test your skills of player popularity. Fill your portfolio with stars - the more headlines they make the more points you get. Remember there's no such thing as bad publicity. You're just two simple steps away...
  1. Sign up
  2. Pick your players
You can even start your own mini-league and show all your mates up.
February's Top Agent:
Sp3ktor
(1616pts)
Roll of honour
Today's Top Agents:
Dotmund, falski, Revolutionary Biscuit & sporting lipbalm
(46pts)
Updated daily
All Agents League: Season
PosAgentScore
1Revolutionary Biscuit8839
2sven gottanerection8439
3falski8329
All Agents League: March
PosAgentScore
1Dotmund544
1Revolutionary Biscuit544
3falski528
Player scores: Today
PlayerValuePoints
Tim Howard£200 11
Cesc Fabregas£275 11
Nicklas Bendtner£175 11
Player scores: Last 7 days
PlayerValuePoints
Wayne Rooney£425 76
John Terry£350 72
Cesc Fabregas£275 53
Player scores: March
PlayerValuePoints
Wayne Rooney£425 116
John Terry£350 109
Wayne Bridge£200 85
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Added to the game: Aston Villa's Stephen Warnock
4.15pm Tuesday 9 March
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11.21am Friday 5 March
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11.11am Thursday 4 March
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10.17am Wednesday 3 March
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Tips and tricks

New agent lfc112 asked us for some tips on playing this game of ours, so here's my top ten:

  1. Go for what you know: Sticking with names you know is probably the best way to start, especially if you don't know that much about football - if you've heard of them they probably got the media profile to do well in the game
  2. International bonanza: Internationals pile on the points especially for England players - get them in a good week before.
  3. Follow the crowd: If you're just starting out, check out the top picks table. This will tell you who the current top agents have in their portfolio. If you want to beat them though you'll need to find you own way.
  4. Check the gossip columns: Long drawn out transfer speculations, controversial incidents and court action are the points machines of FFA, find out who's involved and if you think the price is right get them in
  5. Use all your budget: Sounds pretty obvious but a lot of agents don't do it. Values are updated on Friday Morning always make sure you check if your players are still worth what you pay for them
  6. Drop players on the slide: Players going down in value are under-performing best ditch them and replace them with someone on the rise.
  7. Star players: Making a player a star player will double whatever points he earns. As a general rule this works better for expensive players. The 'Your clients' page explains how to make a player a star.
  8. Check the stats: The 'Player stats' page shows how many points each player has earned. Clicking on the 'track' link will show even more information showing daily and weekly performance charts together with graph of his recent valuations. Remember though: past performance is no guarantee.
  9. Big clubs score big: Manchester United and Liverpool have huge global followings and players for these clubs tend to score a lot more - sometimes you can find a bargain among them though
  10. Check on Tuesdays: Tuesday is the day that players enter and leave the game. We only include Premier League players so if the drop out the League they drop out the game. New players are generally introduced because they're in the news - if they're in the news they're in the points.
Well I hope that's helpful. If anyone else has any tips, let us know.

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