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If you cover one Premier League side, a private group turns your audience into a panel. They predict, pick the XI, call players hot or cold and rate every performance — and you walk away from each match with a set of numbers nobody else has, about the only fanbase you actually speak for.
A poll gives you one number and it's gone by Tuesday. This gives you a consensus XI, a mood curve, a ratings card and a season-long table — every week, from the same people, under your name.
Members only
Every page of a private group — the match, the schedule, the ratings, the leaderboard — is closed to anyone without an invite. Visitors see the group's name and nothing else.
— Never submitted to search engines
— Invite links you can expire or revoke
— You choose who becomes an admin
The point isn't the votes — it's what they leave behind. One fixture produces a team-news segment, a live talking point, a ratings breakdown and another week of your season table. You aren't hunting for an angle; your audience hands you one every time they play.
Your community picks a formation and fills eleven shirts. You get one consensus XI to put on screen — and when the real teamsheet drops, a hit/miss score against it.
“Here's the XI you picked” — with the shape they voted for
Your XI vs the manager's, scored out of eleven
The scoreline your audience actually expects
Their player to watch, named before a ball is kicked
Moods, hot and cold calls and substitution shouts are all timestamped against the match clock. After full time that's a curve you can scrub back through.
The mood graph across all 90 — where it turned
“At 62' most of you wanted him off”
Which player ran hottest, and which went cold
Reactions landing live on goals, cards and subs
Ratings open at the 80th minute, never before, so nobody scores a player they haven't watched. Every player who featured gets a number from 1.0 to 10.0.
The full ratings card, read out or shown on screen
Your rating against theirs, player by player
The Fan Man of the Match they crowned
A shareable graphic for the post or the thumbnail
Every match compounds. By spring you're holding your audience's player-of-the-season race, their sharpest predictors, and a leaderboard with their names on it.
Season rating averages — your fans' player of the season
Form swings: who your audience has turned on
“Sharpest predictors” — the ones calling it right
XP, levels and streaks for turning up every week
On a public club hub your community's votes are diluted into the whole fanbase, and any number you quote is one a rival channel can quote back. In a private group the sample is your people and only your people. That's the difference between reading out a statistic and reporting one.
Predictions, ratings and lineups are counted per group. Your members' verdict is never mixed with anyone else's, and never available to anyone else.
Levels, streaks and two leaderboards mean your audience loses something by missing a match. Turning up stops being passive.
A group follows one Premier League side across the league, the cups and Europe — every match it plays, so the content loop runs all season.
Generate a link, label it so you know where it went, and set how long it lasts and how many people can use it. Revoke any code without touching the rest, and see exactly who redeemed what.
Which means you decide what the group is worth. Post one link publicly and let anyone in, or keep it behind your membership tier — a capped, labelled code per drop, so access is something your community earns rather than stumbles into.
Expires after 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days — or never
Capped at 1, 5 or 25 uses, or left unlimited
Issued as member or admin, and revocable at any time
Flip the group public later if you ever want to open it up
Everything on a public club hub, unchanged — the group is private, not stripped back.
Private groups are set up by hand, so tell us which club you cover and roughly how many people you expect. We'll come back with a group and an invite link — and by the next fixture you'll have your first consensus XI to put on screen.
Request a private groupor email kalum@11votes.com