Fan ratings for 2026/27
How do you really feel about your club?
Rate the team, the manager, the owner, the signings and the day out. Five sliders, thirty seconds, after every match. Then see how every fanbase in the league feels.
- Free
- No ads
- No account needed to start
Real app screens, shown with made-up clubs and example numbers.
How it works
Five sliders. Thirty seconds. Every match.
The final whistle goes, the window opens, and you say what you actually think.
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Pick your club
One club per fan, locked for the season. No rating your rivals down.
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Rate at full time
Five things out of 10, plus a one-tap verdict if you fancy it: “Proud”, “Robbed”, “Same old”.
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See where you stand
Your mood against your club’s fans, and your club against everyone else’s.
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Share your card
Post it before the pundits have finished talking.
Features
Everything a fanbase argues about, measured
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Rate at full time
The window opens when the match ends and stays open for 72 hours. Change your mind as often as you like until it closes. No match this week? Rate the week.
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The Fan Mood Index
Every rating feeds one number for your club, from 0 (fuming) to 100 (dreamland), updated week by week all season.
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Weekly mood tables
Happiest fans, angriest at the owner, most trust in the manager, transfer window fury, best day out and the biggest mood swings.
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Share cards in your colours
A story-sized card of your rating or your club’s mood, ready for Instagram, X and the group chat. Our own colour art: no crests, no logos.
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Season report card
At every international break, grade your owner, board, manager, signings, players, matchday, ticket prices and academy from A to F.
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Honest numbers
One club per fan, one rating per match, and new accounts count for less until they’ve been around 14 days. Only club-level numbers are ever shown.
Mood tables and club pages
See how every fanbase feels
Every club has its own page: the index this week, the season so far, the breakdown against the league average and what fans are saying. The tables rank all 20 clubs six different ways.
Week w/c 9 Nov
The mood table is filling up
Not enough fans yet
A club appears once 50 weighted ratings are in for the week, so a handful of people can’t speak for a whole fanbase. We’d rather show nothing than a number that means nothing.
What fans say
No reviews yet. We’ve only just kicked off.
We won’t invent quotes, star ratings or download counts. Here’s what we can promise instead.
- 20
clubs, one each
You back one club for the season. Rivals can’t pile in on yours.
- 0
ads, and nothing to buy
No gambling sponsors either. Rating your club is free.
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public profiles
Nobody can see how you rated. Only club-level averages are published.
Used it? Tell us what you think.
Good or bad, a person reads every message. Real reviews will go here once there are some.
FAQ
Questions fans ask
What is Rate My Club?
Rate My Club is a free fan ratings service for football supporters. After every match you rate five things about your own club out of 10: the team, the manager, the owner and board, transfers and the squad, and matchday and value. Every rating feeds your club’s Fan Mood Index and the weekly mood table.
Is Rate My Club free?
Yes. Rating, the mood tables, club pages and share cards are all free. There are no ads and nothing to buy.
Which clubs can I rate?
The 20 clubs in the top division of English football for the 2026/27 season. You pick one club, and it stays your club for the season.
When can I rate my club?
The rating window opens at full time and stays open for 72 hours. You can change your rating until it closes. In a week with no league match, such as an international break, you rate the week instead.
What is the Fan Mood Index?
It is a score from 0 to 100 for each club, each week: the weighted average of fans’ five ratings, times 10. 0 is fuming and 100 is dreamland. A club’s index is only published once it has 50 weighted ratings in a week, so a handful of people can’t speak for a whole fanbase.
How do you stop rival fans skewing the numbers?
One club per fan, locked for the season. One rating per match. Signed-in fans count in full, guests count half, and accounts younger than 14 days count a quarter of that. Sudden waves of brand-new raters are held back until a person has reviewed them.
Do I need an account?
No. You can rate as a guest. Signing in with an emailed one-time code keeps your ratings across devices and makes them count in full. We only ask for your email address.
Is there an iPhone app?
Yes. Rate My Club is on the App Store for iPhone, and the web app works in any browser. Both use the same account and the same ratings.
Can other people see how I rated?
No. We only publish club-level averages and counts. There are no public profiles, usernames or comments.
How do I delete my account?
Go to your account page and choose Delete account. Your account and ratings are deleted straight away, and your club’s averages are recalculated without them.
Is Rate My Club official?
No. Rate My Club is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any club, league or governing body. Club names are used only to say which club fans are rating, and we use no crests, logos or player photos.
More detail on the maths: how the Fan Mood Index works.
Full time. What’s the verdict?
Thirty seconds to say how you feel. A season to see if the club was listening.