Our methodology
Clear methods. Documented examples. Sources you can check. Here is the thinking behind every plan.
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Transparent calculations
Each tool explains its inputs, calculation method and outputs. Automated tests check the documented examples, including player minutes, bench turns and fixture counts where applicable. Passing an example does not confirm every possible input or local competition rule.
Sources you can check
Rules and reference values must identify an official source and the date checked. A planning method devised for this site must be identified as our method. A pending reference is not treated as a verified league rule.
Country-specific versions
Content remains in English. Separate country versions are provided only where the documented tool list requires local rules, units or terminology. A reusable calculation alone does not justify an extra country page.
Check a plan before using it
A fair rotation under a mathematical method may need adjustment for your league, player availability or safety. Check the inputs, output and official sources before using a plan. There is no expert review.
Time units
One minute equals 60 seconds. This reference defines the unit conversion; game duration and period lengths depend on your competition rules.
Sources
- NIST: accepted time units (checked on )