The Supporters tab

The fans have their own screen now. It sits inside Board Confidence. Football Manager 27 Mobile calls it a Supporters section in the Out Now post, a Supporters screen in the FAQ, and a Supporters Tab in the feature blog. Same area of the game. Three labels. Open Board Confidence and look for the fans. Do not hunt a second app for them. Out Now, posted 10 November 2026, calls it a temperature check. How the fans feel about team performance, and about your management. The longer lists live in the 5 November texts. Keep the dates apart. The blog FAQ still says the phone game launches from 11 November. The community FAQ says from 10 November. Out Now is titled Out Now on the 10th. The supporters screen is described in all three. The launch lines are not one sentence.

Supporters inside Board Confidence. Official screenshot, SEGA feature blog, 5 November 2026.

The rating

The blog says the tab is complete with its own rating. The FAQ says a specific rating summarises their current thoughts. Out Now does not name the rating. It names the temperature check. So the rating is in the 5 November texts. The season post points you at the section and at the two feelings it checks: team performance, and you. Nobody published the scale. No post says the rating runs from a low number to a high number. No post says a colour means safe. If the phone shows a number or a bar, read the number that is on your screen. The rating is a summary of current thoughts. That is the job they gave it. It is not a wage. It is not a player rating. Those are not on this screen. The rating is one line. The breakdowns are the rest. A good summary with a sour line underneath is still a sour line.

Four areas, two lists

Write both lists. Do not merge them into a cleaner set of four. The feature blog and the FAQ do not use the same four names. The feature blog says the tab breaks supporter opinion across four key areas: team performance, transfers, long-term stability, and you as a manager. The FAQ says the breakdowns cover their opinion on transfer dealings, the club's long-term stability, on-pitch performances, and your personal tactical decisions as a manager. Long-term stability is the one phrase both texts share, give or take "the club's." The other three are cousins, not copies. Team performance in the blog is not printed as the same words as on-pitch performances in the FAQ. One can be read as the results and the season. The other names the pitch. The posts do not say they are the same box. If your phone shows one label, use the label on the phone. If you are reading the posts before you update, keep both phrases. Transfers in the blog is shorter than transfer dealings in the FAQ. Dealings can mean the business, not only the players who arrived. The posts do not define the difference. They do not say a loan counts and a sale does not. They put transfers, or transfer dealings, in the breakdown. That is the claim. You as a manager, in the blog, is a wide box. Personal tactical decisions, in the FAQ, is a narrow one. The FAQ does not say the fans only care about the shape. It says one breakdown is their opinion on your personal tactical decisions. The blog says one area is you as a manager. Out Now's temperature check also names your management, next to team performance. A tactical call can sit inside "you as a manager." The posts do not say that box is only tactics. Do not shrink the blog's line down to the FAQ's line, and do not stretch the FAQ's line until it swallows the blog's.

Out Now does not print a four-row list. It says team performance and your management. That is the short version from 10 November. It matches the blog's first and last areas more than it matches the FAQ's pitch line and tactics line. It is still a shorter post, not a correction of the FAQ. Keep all three.

Winning is not the whole read

The blog says winning alone will not always be enough to get them on side. You need to prove you are the right person to lead the club forward and build a lasting legacy. The FAQ says additional news items outline how your decisions and performances are perceived, considering more than just results. That is the same warning in two voices. A win can still leave a breakdown cold. A loss is not the only way the rating moves. The posts do not say which breakdown moves first. They do not say a cup win repairs long-term stability. They do not say a transfer window is the only week the transfers line changes. They say results are not the whole opinion. On-pitch performances, if that is the FAQ's box, is the line closest to the score. Expected Goals is a different number.

Notes from the stands

The blog says you feel the pressure through new inbox items. Highs and lows of supporter sentiment. Those notes are not the dressing-room notes. A drought note and a conflict note are squad morale. They are tracked in Dynamics or Player Profiles. The supporter notes are about the fans. Different inbox lines. If a form struggle later points you at the tactics board, that is the news system doing a different job. The fan notes are the sentiment. The squad notes are the people in the room. The room is the dressing room. A public comment to the media is a channel the dynamics FAQ names for player reactions. It is not printed as the way you edit the supporters rating. Do not assume a media line moves the fans' boxes. The reply words for players are on four reply names. The fans have a rating and four breakdowns, not those four words.

What you do on the phone

Open Board Confidence. Open the supporters section, screen, or tab. Read the rating. Then read the four breakdowns, using the labels on your phone. Then check the inbox for a sentiment note. If the note is about a result only, remember the posts said the opinion considers more than results. Look at the breakdown that is not the score. Transfers, or transfer dealings. Long-term stability. You as a manager, or your personal tactical decisions. Whichever pair your screen uses. If you continued a career, the screen is part of this season's Board Confidence. The tech FAQ says tactics and training setups carry, and that Football Manager 24 Mobile and Football Manager 26 Mobile saves should show under Load Game. It does not say an old supporters rating is reprinted as a number in the support article. Open the screen in the career you loaded. The carry rules are on saves that carry. A new career is the other path the feature blog names.

What the screen will not tell you

No wage bill. No player list. No formation bonus tied to the rating. No promise that a winning run keeps every box green. The blog's "won't always" is doing real work. Sometimes a win is enough for that week. Sometimes it is not. The page cannot tell you which week you are in. The breakdowns can. The posts also do not say the board and the fans are the same vote. That is a location. It is not a sentence that the board rating and the supporters rating move together. Read the supporters rating as its own rating, which is what the blog and the FAQ called it. If a breakdown on your phone uses a fifth label, the posts listed four. This page lists the four from each text. It does not add a fifth to be tidy. Tonight, after the update, open that tab before you judge the week by the score alone. The score has its own pages. The fans have this one.