Is it un-ethical to have a relative make a team for you ?

[Grannyboy]

I'll admit I've done it before :P I just used it to control my itchy trade fingers :-X

That's what sc is for lol!

[bomberboy0618]

I think its wrong because if you aren't ballsy enough to take risks with your main team then why should you be rewarded if a player breaks out in your second team? It's weak and people know deep down this, otherwise they wouldn't be using excuses to justify it.

[Grannyboy]

 I'm sure of the 304,504 teams last year at least 5% were made or 'co-managed' by another person. That's 16,000 teams or more. I've been in leagues before with teams having identical names and managers and only a few players different on each.
I guess it is cheating if you intend to claim a prize through another persons name. I've 'co-managed' my girlfriends team before in an effort to keep her interested in the game solely so I could watch more football! Shame, shame I know hehe, but she's certainly let me know where any prizes won under her name are going!

[Grannyboy]

And if you put the team you 'co-manage' in the same league as you to beat those around you and then drop the game against 'yourself' that's definitely cheating.