Well, I decided to test out the FPL assistant manager. First, I logged into my FPL account. You know, that’s the starting point for everything in this fantasy football world.
I went straight to the section where the assistant manager option was. It was like finding a hidden treasure chest, but I wasn’t sure what was inside yet. I clicked on it, and there were all these settings and options popping up. It was a bit overwhelming at first, like walking into a candy store with too many choices.
I started by setting some basic rules. I told it to pick players based on their recent form. I mean, who doesn’t want the guys who are on fire, right? Then I set it to manage my transfers. It was like having a little helper in my pocket, making decisions for me.
Next, I let it run for a few game – weeks. I was curious to see how it would perform. Every week, I’d log in and check the results. Sometimes, it made some really good choices. It picked players who scored a bunch of points, and I was like, “Wow, this thing is actually working!”
But there were also times when it made some head – scratching decisions. It would transfer out a player who ended up having a great game the next week. I’d be like, “What were you thinking, assistant manager?”
To really test its effectiveness, I compared its performance with my own picks. I made my own team for some game – weeks, and let the assistant manager handle others. It was like a little competition between me and my digital helper.
After a few months of this back – and – forth, I found that overall, it wasn’t too bad. It got me some decent results, but it wasn’t perfect. It’s like having a friend who sometimes gives good advice and sometimes not so much.
So, in the end, the FPL assistant manager can be helpful, but it’s not a magic wand. You still gotta keep an eye on it and maybe make some adjustments here and there. It’s just another tool in the FPL toolbox, but it’s definitely worth giving a shot if you’re looking for a little help in managing your team.