Up the Us
Up the Us Promoted to the football league in 1950, Colchester United have spent all but two seasons in the bottom two divisions, bouncing between the third and fourth tiers on a regular basis. Howe...
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@CO88LER5 wrote:
It always amazes me how you can keep these players happy with so few games during a season. 19 games for Chilvers, out of 42 at this point. Having performed so well in those 19, one would certainly expect him to have played more often. The same goes with Ruiz, Dean, Tovide, Petersen, Miranda and Viudez on the above chart. Maybe a few of them have arrived during the season, obviously that will better reflect their number of games. But for those who've been there all season, I would expect most of them bo be unhappy at this point.
@JustinCase0110
These are just League 1 games. I've played so many cup games as well, so they aren't included here.
Viudez lost 3 months through injury; a couple of others not mentioned here have, too.
Miranda is an academy promotee and on the 'prospect' flag, and he has played quite a few cup games, much like the others.
Yes, some of them are thumbs down on playing time, but not all the time, so it's a case of game management.
I always attend press conferences and select answers that drive up morale, so it's very rare (but not impossible) that any ever get to the 'very unhappy' or even 'unhappy' morale levels. If they get to 'unhappy', they get consecutive games which shoves them back up. I always keep a watch out for their levels of happiness with their contract.
For some of these players (and others besides), however, things are about to change...
These are just League 1 games. I've played so many cup games as well, so they aren't included here.
Viudez lost 3 months through injury; a couple of others not mentioned here have, too.
Miranda is an academy promotee and on the 'prospect' flag, and he has played quite a few cup games, much like the others.
Yes, some of them are thumbs down on playing time, but not all the time, so it's a case of game management.
I always attend press conferences and select answers that drive up morale, so it's very rare (but not impossible) that any ever get to the 'very unhappy' or even 'unhappy' morale levels. If they get to 'unhappy', they get consecutive games which shoves them back up. I always keep a watch out for their levels of happiness with their contract.
For some of these players (and others besides), however, things are about to change...
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