TOTALPACKAGE

I can't stand this anymore!!

If my team loses two matches, I can be sure that from that point on my total shots/on goal ration will be something like 20/02 every single.

My strikers will stop scoring beautiful goals, and suddenly will also miss those where there is not even a goalkeeper in front of them.

Stupid really. :thdn:

retired_kswansonwoolf

I've had some pretty nasty runs of form because of low morale. A single draw can easily lead to 15-game winless streaks, and turning morale and form around is the hardest thing on this game.

TOTALPACKAGE

I found the answer!! After a five-game losing streak, I posted here.

Probably my strikers lurk in this forum, too. Next game ended 5-0 for my team.

I'll always post some crap about underperforming players from now on...

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retired_mrsjb

I always find playing cup games to be helpful. On more than one occasion I've had a team with poor morale step it up for a cup match, win and then take the morale boost from there into the league.

Cups Save Arse :thup:

TOTALPACKAGE

jcb, the fact that cups might save your arse doesn't make them stop sucking arse. :cool:

retired_mrsjb

Cups don't suck arse, except the Vans Suck Arse Trophy™ ofc.

retired_bennett2448

Wish that was the same for my abysmal, 18 games without a win, York side. As mentioned, 18 games without a win, including 4 cup ties against Staines who held me at home in 2 different cups before beating me in the replays at their place.

retired_kswansonwoolf

What Julian said. You have to keep in mind though that some cups do suck arse. In general, they're life saviours :thup:

ChrisP

I actually had a morale lift after losing a cup game. I am a firm believer in Cup games being good. IMHO they help a great deal with your fan base.

noveltysteph

If my teams morale is complet down I sometimes consider and arrange a friendly game, especially during a 10 days break due to international games. It helps sometimes a bit to push the morale into the right direction again.