Account and privacy
Sessions, public football information and what happens when a manager leaves.
Your account is not your club
The account authenticates the manager. The club is a persistent object in the football world with its own players, fixtures, history and results. Public sporting information remains visible because other competitions depend on it.
Private by design
Sessions are opaque and stored securely; passwords are not stored as readable text. Authentication data and club football data have separate visibility rules.
Visibility examples
Public sporting data
Club identity, manager status, fixtures, results, league position, transfers and completed honours — visible to every signed-in manager.
Club-owner data
Exact finances, exact own-player skills and potential detail, saved plans, notes and analyst results.
Private communication
Email, sessions and manager-to-manager message contents.
Deleting an account
Deletion releases the email and returns the club to bot management. The club, squad, tactics, injuries, suspensions, fixtures and results stay in the world through the season. The action cannot be undone, and the abandoned club becomes claimable only from the next world season.
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