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About the newsroom

Independent FPL analysis, with the evidence left visible.

FPLRogue combines original projection models, official Fantasy Premier League data and accountable editorial judgement to help managers make clearer weekly decisions.

Who we are

FPLRogue is an independent Fantasy Premier League product and newsroom published by Rogue Digital Media Ltd. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Premier League or the official Fantasy Premier League game.

Our newsroom covers captaincy, transfers, fixtures, expected minutes, player value and squad strategy. Articles are written for FPL managers who want to see the reasoning and uncertainty behind a recommendation.

What makes the coverage original

Model-led stories use FPLRogue projection snapshots rather than republishing somebody else’s rankings. Where an article compares players or teams, it should identify the model version, capture time, planning horizon and assumptions that produced the comparison.

News and availability claims are linked to the specific club, league, manager or attributable report that supports them. Modelled estimates and editorial judgements are labelled separately from confirmed facts.

How accountability works

Every article should carry an accountable byline, truthful publication date, evidence section and clear explanation of what could change the conclusion. Material corrections and updates are recorded rather than silently rewriting the basis of an old decision.

Read our editorial standards and corrections policy, or contact us with a question about a specific article.

Who is responsible for the work

Rogue Digital Media Ltd publishes both the FPLRogue product and this newsroom. The FPL Rogue Editorial Team is our shared newsroom byline. Questions about a recommendation, its sources or a model calculation can be sent to support@fplrogue.com with the article URL.

Our review policy requires factual claims to be traceable to their sources and distinguishes confirmed news from model estimates. Automation can help prepare material; it does not replace accountable editorial review.

Inspect the modelling evidence

The expected-points methodology explains the inputs and limits of our forecasts. The dated projection archive preserves what the model said before results were known, while model evaluations and release decisions report both improvements and limitations.

FPLRogue sells its own app memberships. Links to the app are promotion of our own product, and advertising and commercial relationships are covered by our editorial standards.