Unambitious players will always cause you headaches. They will often display an uninterested body language in matches where your team is considered a clear favorite. These types of players will also become complacent after their team scores a goal. And, on top of that, players which have very different types of personality are more likely to have an argument or a fight, developing hate towards eachother (implemented in Football Manager 2016).
Morale is an indicator of the player’s current mood and mindset. The higher the morale, the more likely he is to perform well.
Morale Drop Causes
Having a highly determined squad would is ideal, but even the most ambitous squads will have moments when their morale is low, either because they got overconfident and have become complacent, or just because they are going through a bad run of form. And, of course, if we decompose these causes for individuals, we can find loads of reasons that can determine morale drops, like:
- expecting more playing-time
- feeling that the club is undearchieving
- wanting to move to a bigger club
- expecting a better contract
- feeling homesick
- shocked about not being picked for the National Team, etc.
Chatting to Succeed
The video bellow will show you an example of how you I drastically increased my team’s morale before a match by taking advantage of player interactions:
The are many factors that can seriously affect a player’s morale. However, a sequence of victories combined with efficient Pep Talks and clever press conference answers can radically change your fortunes and help you maintain a long winning streak in Football Manager 2016.
Find the answers to 34 Pep Talk scenarios, instructions about how to use touchline talks and the best way to deal with press conferences in FM 16 – Can’t Win To Champion!
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