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Washington Marshals

Founded 1961 in Washington On the map

Potomac Arena, holding 10 000

This season

Position: 8
Record: 5–2
Win percentage ⁠ What is Win percentage? Win percentage Games won divided by games played, to four decimal places. The order of the league table — it is the primary sort key, ahead of points, and the playoff places are the top clubs under it. Win. Nothing else moves it, and a fixture that is never played moves it neither way. See all terms: 0.714
Points for: 951
Points against: 930

Place, round by round: 11 · 4 · 5 · 2 · 2 · 10 · 9 · 15 · 12 · 11 · 9 · 9 · 8

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Honours

Honour ⁠

Honour

A permanent record that a club finished a season somewhere worth recording — champion, runner-up, or qualified for the playoffs.

Nothing in a later season is decided by it. It is the club's history, and the manager in post when it was won is credited with it on their own profile.

Finish the season high enough. An honour is written once, at the rollover, and is never revised afterwards.

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Playoff qualification, season 1

Manager

Career record ⁠

Career record

Every game a manager has been in post for, added up across all the clubs held: seasons, wins, losses and trophies.

Reputation, which is what a hiring club reads; and it is the record a public profile is judged on, because it is the one thing that follows a manager between clubs.

Win games while in post. A spell counts from the day the seat was taken to the day it was given up, so results before an appointment belong to whoever was there.

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Jeremy Bishop AI manager

This club is managed by the game, not by a person.

0 won, 0 lost across 0 seasons

Squad

Ratings are shown as bands. Only the club itself sees exact numbers. ⁠

Band

A range of twenty rating points, shown instead of an exact number when you are not entitled to the number itself.

What you can tell about a player at another club, and what any potential is ever shown as — including your own players'. A rating worked out from banded attributes is itself shown as a band, so it tells you nothing they did not.

Sign him, or watch him play. A player on your own roster shows exact attributes, and so does anyone listed for transfer or without a club.

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