The League Paper

WEEKLY UPDATE WITH IAN WHITE Result

by
The LeaguePaper Team
29 March 2026

However, next season I am thinking of referring back to an option that was in place back in the early days of FNL.

WELCOME to the latest update of Fantasy Football League 2025/26. Today’s update covers the period Sunday, March 15 through to Saturday, March 21.
It is hard to believe that we are about ten weeks away from the end of the 2025/26 Fantasy Football-League Season.
It seems to have flown past, and I am now starting to think about next season’s competition.
The FFL sister game Fantasy Non-League is now, incredibly, in its 29th season. It started back in 1997 ...

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