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FANTASY NON-LEAGUE h2024-25

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

WEEKLY UPDATE WITH IAN WHITE

WELCOME to the latest update of Fantasy Non-League. Today’s update covers the five-day period from Tuesday April 1 to Saturday April 5.
In this week’s update we are going to take our second look at the substitution comparison. If you are new to the game this season I sure you will be asking, what is he talking about?
In total, out of the 863 of you playing the game, 372 took advantage of the substitutions.
AFC Ilson Magic are 1,034pts better off with their subs. In the main table they are in 684th. Had they not made their changes, they wou...

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