For many football fans, autumn is a sort of duelist existence. Fantasy football has reached the mecca of sporting entertainment, and everyone from your grandmother’s friends at her retirement home, to your little sister’s girl-scout troop has a fantasy team. Fans of the NFL are torn between loyalty to their office pool, or rooting on their dearly beloved local professional franchise. As the fantasy baseball season begins, many, myself included, have begun to get the itch of long lost love. Loyalty, or disloyalty, to one’s players may affect the lives of team managers for years to come. Fantasy footballer’s lives have been virtually destroyed by the …










