Does it help having fans in your team when playing rivals?

Or even players playing for their home town club (as opposed to being a fan)?

I often get asked a question about John Fleck when playing Celtic. Does anyone think it actually makes a difference?

Now I'm not sure about how SI has coded this, but i reckon it shouldnt make a difference. People be free to tell Coop if im wrong.

I always get asked about McGeady when i am celtic playing rangers

I think it should make a difference. should give them more motivation.... check on the feedback screen during the next match up to see if there is anything worth noting.

I think it should make a difference. should give them more motivation.... check on the feedback screen during the next match up to see if there is anything worth noting.

I never look at this screen. I'll do that next derby game.

First rivals game at home to Aberdeen. I have 3 Rangers fans born in Glasgow, one not born in Glasgow. I also have 2 other Glasgow born players in my Gers line up (both Celtic fans).

Before the match I said "For the Fans". All players "nothing specific noted".

HT. Same team talk, same effect.

FT after 2-1 win. Said pleased. Nothing specific noted or didn't seem to be listening on all players.

Not what I was hoping for. I'll see what happens when I play Celtic.

Edit: No use making another post for this.

I just had the same response in a 2-0 win over Celtic. It does not look like being a fan adds anything to the match (ie.no extra motivation through "for the fans" team talk).