Your club, every week: the brief a football fan actually wants
Pick your club and the model works for you specifically — one weekly email with your team's next analysed fixture and the freshest transfer news. Here's how it works.
Most football products treat every user the same: here's the whole slate, go find what you care about. But you don't follow "the whole slate" — you follow a club. So we built the one thing a fan actually wants in their inbox: a weekly brief about your team, and nothing else.
One email, two things you'd have looked up anyway
Set a favourite club on your account and once a week you get a short, branded brief with:
- Your club's next analysed fixture — the model's read on it: who it favours, by how much, and where it sits against the market. Not a tip; the same probability picture we'd give any match, pointed at your team.
- The freshest transfer and squad news for that club — the ins, outs and links worth knowing, pulled together so you're not doom-scrolling five sources.
It's the stuff you were going to check anyway, gathered into one place, once a week, without you asking.
Why "your club" is the whole idea
A model that reads every match is powerful but abstract. A model that reads your match is personal — and personal is what makes you come back. You don't need forty analyses a week; you need the one that matters to you, plus enough context to sound like the smartest person in your group chat. That's the brief.
And because it's built on the same engine as the rest of the product, the analysis in your weekly email is the real thing — the Dixon-Coles model, graded in the open like everything else. No watered-down "fan version".
It arrives on its own — you just pick the club
There's nothing to configure beyond your favourite. Choose your club on your account and the digest starts landing each week, timed for the run-up to your next fixture. Change clubs and it follows you. Miss a week where your club isn't playing and there's nothing worth sending? You won't get a hollow email just to hit a schedule — it only goes out when there's something real to say.
The rest is still there when you want it
The weekly brief is the low-effort way in. When you want the whole board — every match, the value board, the full dossiers — it's all one click away on the desk. But most weeks, for most fans, the one email about your club is exactly enough.
Set your club on your account and let your scout do the reading.
Every fixture, fully modelled — the correct-score grid, the derived markets, and the written read.
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