One tap lands a random club era — a city and a window of years, drawn from the leagues where most of the sport’s history sits. Build the XI it gives you and take it through a season.
One tap lands a random club era — a city and a window of years, drawn from the leagues where most of the sport’s history sits. Build the XI it gives you and take it through a season.
A club is not one team, it is a century of them. The side that won everything and the side that finished mid-table can belong to the same city, and only the years tell them apart. The reel lands on a window, which is what makes the result worth arguing over.
The era it lands on is immediately playable. You draft a real XI from that squad — a keeper, a defence, whoever is going to score — with each card carrying a season that genuinely happened, and then the season runs. Spin again as often as you want. Play the full game, or see everything this sport has.
A single tap spins the reel over real club eras and stops on one, giving you the city, the years and the squad depth behind it. From there you open the full list and pick your XI.
The major European competitions where the sport keeps its most complete record, plus the international game. Clubs appear as a city and a range of years tied to that period’s public record.
Yes, and the seat cannot be filled with an attacker. A keeper is scored on clean sheets, so skipping the position is the fastest way to lose a season you should have won.
You can. Nothing is consumed by a spin and there is no daily limit on this page.
Completely — browser only, no account, nothing to download.
Wheel, spinner, picker, club generator — all the same idea. The pool here spans leagues that never played each other, which is why a spin can land somewhere a generic wheel would never have had on it.
No crests. Clubs are named plainly with the years attached, which travels better across a pool this international than a badge would.
450 clubs across the major leagues and international football — the widest pool on the site, and the reason a spin here can land somewhere you have never watched.
To 1929, across leagues that grew up entirely separately. A random club today tells you nothing about which of those eras the board will deal you.
Public records: what each player did that season, and the competitions and selections they earned. Soccer keeps no hall of fame, so the honours are the whole account.
The club becomes the first era available and the eleven gets built out from there. The pool spans leagues that never met each other, so the side you finish with is usually one no real competition could have fielded.
Which league and which decade, far more than the crest. A dominant era at a mid-sized club can outdraft a quiet era at a giant, and the board makes no allowance for reputation.
