How do my players score Nightmare Points?

All Players
Each goal scored	-3 (except goalkeeper = -20)
Player sent off	+10 (+15 if player comes on with less than 20 mins to play then gets red card)
Yellow card	+2 (but if player gets sent off for 2 yellows he gets 10 points not 12)
Player misses penalty	+10 (or +5 in penalty shoot-out)
Player scores own goal	+10
Non-full game bonus	If player does not play the "full game" (as defined at bottom of this page) he receives a minimum bonus of +1 if his team wins while he is on the field, or a minimum negative "bonus" of -1 if his team loses while he is on the field.
Player rating*	+2 points for every rating below 7
EXAMPLES: Rating 5/10 Rating 7/10 Rating 8/10	+4 0 -2

Goalkeepers
Team concedes 0 goals	-5
Otherwise, each goal conceded	+2
Goalkeeper scores goal	-20
In goal for penalty miss/save	-5 (or -2 in penalty shoot-out

Defenders
Team concedes 0 goals	-4
Team concedes 1 goal	0
After the first, each goal conceded	+2

Midfielders
Team concedes 0 goals	-2
Team concedes 1 goal	0
After the first, each goal conceded	+1
Team scores 0 goals	+2

Forwards
Team scores 0 goals	+2
Player scores 0 goals	+1

The World-Famous NightmareSoccer Bad Boy Bonus
From time to time, a player may be awarded a 25-point Bad Boy Bonus. These are awarded for players' alleged misbehaviour - usually off-the-field antics. Bonuses are awarded at the discretion of the Directors of NightmareSoccer Ltd and their decision in respect of whether a Bad Boy Bonus should be awarded or not is final.

As an example, a player will probably be awarded a Bad Boy Bonus if he is arrested.

Full Games
Players must play over 20 minutes to get points that are relevant to a result. For example, if a goalkeeper plays 15 minutes and lets in 0 goals, he does not get the -5 for a clean sheet, but he does if he plays 25 mins. If a player is listed as coming on as a substitute in the 69th minute he has played a full game (assuming he plays to the end of the match) - if he comes on in the 70th it counts as a sub game.

The only exception to the "if you're not on the pitch it doesn't count" rule is with players who are sent off. This is because a player's absence is considered to still have an affect on the game.

For example, a defender could play 60 minutes, then get sent off with the score at 0-0. If the match finished 0-0, he would get 10 points for being sent off, but -4 for the clean sheet, however if his team lost 3-0 he would get 10 points for being sent off +4 points for conceding 3 goals, regardless of whether he was on the pitch when the goals were conceded.

Extra Time and Penalties
Events in extra time work exactly the same as above. However in a penalty shoot-out, only missed penalties are counted. So for example a player does get 15 points for missing a penalty, but a penalty converted does not count as a goal scored, or conceded by the opposition team.