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# Updating player notes

Player notes can be managed easily via the roster page itself. Only Administrators and Managers can add player notes to the roster.

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### Click on the player you'd like to add notes to

Hover over the player row you'd like to add notes to and left click. You'll then be shown a dialog to manage the player. Click on the "Notes" tab to access notes for this player.

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### Add notes and click the "Save Notes" button

Add or amend the notes for your chosen player and then click on the "Save Notes" button to save your changes. The page will refresh and the roster will now have the notes for this player visible.
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