The League Paper

FANTASY FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2026-27

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The LeaguePaper Team
13 September 2026

WEEKLY UPDATE WITH IAN WHITE

WELCOME to the second update of this brand new season of Fantasy Football League. Today’s update covers the period from Tuesday, September 1 through to Saturday, September 5. This week sees the start of our first Manager of the Month as we slid calmly into the month of September.
As always at the start of a new FFL season, we begin with an appeal. If you can’t find your team or I have misspelled it, please get in touch with the FFL Helpdesk (Not the paper, please).
Can I, however, ask you not to get in contact until after you have seen the ...

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