The real Premier League's chaos, measured in fantasy points. A record-chasing eleven managerial departures tore through six clubs this season — and every sacking rippled into our league. Who actually produced under whom, what a new boss is worth in fantasy output, and the real table beside the fantasy one.
Every club's season as a managerial timeline. Fourteen clubs never blinked; the other six burned through coaches — none faster than Forest's four.
One cell per gameweek, coloured by who picked the team. Caretakers hatched in the legend.
Club fantasy output (all its players' FPts, every gameweek) in the five weeks either side of each change. Grey bars = old regime, blue = new. The letters underneath are the real results.
Fantasy FP/G under each manager, for players with at least 3 appearances per stint. Descriptive, not causal — fixtures, injuries and form all change across a sacking. But some of these gaps are hard to argue with.
Weekly fantasy points with the dugout shaded behind them — gold lines are each era's FP/G average (played weeks only). Search any of the 535 players with a 2025/26 appearance.
Every coach who picked a Premier League XI this season: real record vs the fantasy points their squad generated per game. Squad quality drives this more than coaching — read it as "how much fantasy juice flowed through each regime."
| Manager | Club(s) | Games | Record | Real PPG | Fantasy FP/G |
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Final 2025/26 Premier League table beside each club's total fantasy production and tier counts in our league. (Moved here from the Players page.)
| # | Club | Pts | Record | GD | Band | Fantasy FPts | Elite | Reliable | Useable | Top player |
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