Guide
Role profiling
What a role score means, the template library, building a custom role with the 100-point rule, and ranking players.
Roles and scores
A role is a weighted set of stats. Each player is scored out of 100 by combining his percentiles with the role's weights, so the score answers one question: how well do his numbers match this way of playing. The rank shows where he sits among every player in that position with enough minutes.
Selecting a role
Select a role opens the full list: template roles grouped under every position they apply to, or your custom roles from the toggle at the top. Each row opens for the role's description and the stats and weightings behind it, one at a time, and Rank players runs it across the database. The roles you have ranked recently sit under the button as pills, and Currently showing carries the active role with its icon, description and stat make-up.
Building a custom role
Custom roles are an Unlimited feature. Step one picks the positions on the pitch. Step two chooses the stats. Step three sets the weights, and they must add up to exactly 100 so every role is comparable. Save it and it scores on every player profile as role fit, appears in the best suited role filter in search, and gets a top-ten watch in your notifications.
Editing a saved role
Open View and manage roles in the custom roles tile, or the pencil on a profile tile, change positions, stats or weights and save. The role keeps its identity so existing scores update rather than duplicating.
Filtering the ranked list
Filters change who is listed, never the score. Use them to restrict a role ranking to an age band, a league or a minutes floor.
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