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Personally, i've never had a son myself b4, and would like to have one soon. Then an idea struck me. How about an easier chance on getting a son??? For example, staying at a club for 3 seasons or more increasing ur chance of having a son coming your youth system. And maybe 10 seasons at a club, a son will come into your club as a youth. Please give me your comments :)

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what not to understand?

if say the percentage of getting a son come through your youth is currently 15%

if your at a club for more than 3 years the chances become greater e.g. 40%

if your at a club for more than 10 years the chances become 90%

i do kinda like it

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what not to understand?

if say the percentage of getting a son come through your youth is currently 15%

if your at a club for more than 3 years the chances become greater e.g. 40%

if your at a club for more than 10 years the chances become 90%

i do kinda like it

That’s a bit more clear I guess. Does anyone know the current chances, or is it just random? Also I don’t think the amount of time you spend at a club should dictate whether you get a son, but rather how long you play the game for. Just a thought :)

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what not to understand?

if say the percentage of getting a son come through your youth is currently 15%

if your at a club for more than 3 years the chances become greater e.g. 40%

if your at a club for more than 10 years the chances become 90%

i do kinda like it

exactly what i was thinking acidmonkey! thanks! ;)

if i'm not wrong, the chance of your son coming to your youth team is 1:10,000 :(

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Thing is the rarity is what makes sons so special in fm, I think increasing the likely hood is just going to ruin the concept.

Agreed, how many real life managers have sons in football, not to many off the top of my head:

Clough - Brian & Nigel

Ferguson - Alex & Darren

Redknapp - Harry & Jamie

Lampard - Frank & Frank

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Maldini - Cesar and Paolo

Cruyff - Johann and Jordi

Strachan - Gordan and Gavin

Dalglish - Kenny and Paul

Kranjcar - Zlatko and Niko

Krkic - Bojan and Bojan

Schmeichel - Peter and Kasper

Bruce - Steve and Alex

Reina - Miguel and Jose

Smolarek - Wlodzimierz and Ebi

Busquets - Carles and Sergio

Mazzola - Valentino and Sandro

Cha - Bum-Kun and Du-Ri

Forlan - Pablo and Diego

Djorkaeff - Jean and Youri

Owen - Terry and Michael

Laudrup - Finn and Michael, Brian

Gudjohnsen - Arnor and Eidur

Summerbee - George, Mike and Nicky (3 generations)

Eremenko - Alexei and Alexei

Quite a fair bit. The list could go on.

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Maldini - Cesar and Paolo

Cruyff - Johann and Jordi

Strachan - Gordan and Gavin

Dalglish - Kenny and Paul

Kranjcar - Zlatko and Niko

Krkic - Bojan and Bojan

Schmeichel - Peter and Kasper

Bruce - Steve and Alex

Reina - Miguel and Jose

Smolarek - Wlodzimierz and Ebi

Busquets - Carles and Sergio

Mazzola - Valentino and Sandro

Cha - Bum-Kun and Du-Ri

Forlan - Pablo and Diego

Djorkaeff - Jean and Youri

Owen - Terry and Michael

Laudrup - Finn and Michael, Brian

Gudjohnsen - Arnor and Eidur

Summerbee - George, Mike and Nicky (3 generations)

Eremenko - Alexei and Alexei

Quite a fair bit. The list could go on.

Decent enough list but the list of players/managers whose sons haven't followed them into the game would be considerably longer.

Current system is fine imo, makes it special when/if it does happen.

I've never had one fwiw.

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Maldini - Cesar and Paolo

Cruyff - Johann and Jordi

Strachan - Gordan and Gavin

Dalglish - Kenny and Paul

Kranjcar - Zlatko and Niko

Krkic - Bojan and Bojan

Schmeichel - Peter and Kasper

Bruce - Steve and Alex

Reina - Miguel and Jose

Smolarek - Wlodzimierz and Ebi

Busquets - Carles and Sergio

Mazzola - Valentino and Sandro

Cha - Bum-Kun and Du-Ri

Forlan - Pablo and Diego

Djorkaeff - Jean and Youri

Owen - Terry and Michael

Laudrup - Finn and Michael, Brian

Gudjohnsen - Arnor and Eidur

Summerbee - George, Mike and Nicky (3 generations)

Eremenko - Alexei and Alexei

Quite a fair bit. The list could go on.

Half of those weren't managers though.

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I've had a son before in the game. :)

Was last years game when I was winning everything with Valencia. He was Spanish with a second nationality of English I think. Or maybe it was vice versa. Unfortunately he didn't come through Valencia's youth (although it might of been the English club I was managing before I joined Valencia - Norwich)

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I think its age. Most people start around in their 30s. Realistically as a professional you might have a kid in your 20s or 30s. So it might takes 15 to 20 years at one club before you get a child. I would say if you start in your 40s or 50s it might increase the chances. Although you need to have an odd last name to even notice it.

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I've had one on this years game, or at least I'd say hes my son

I started off as Barnsley manager and eventually took over at Man City, after sending my scouts out to the lower english leagues he came back with a kid with the same last name so i checked him out and im on his favoured personnel, so he could have been there from the age of 13 or something when i was in charge and as ive left hes grown up

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I've had one on this years game, or at least I'd say hes my son

I started off as Barnsley manager and eventually took over at Man City, after sending my scouts out to the lower english leagues he came back with a kid with the same last name so i checked him out and im on his favoured personnel, so he could have been there from the age of 13 or something when i was in charge and as ive left hes grown up

I doubt it. I don't think sons come into the game until they are 15/16? Although all the other bits sound as they should be :)

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I doubt it. I don't think sons come into the game until they are 15/16? Although all the other bits sound as they should be :)

i mean the game has set it up as if hed joined at 12/13 then when i left it kept him there rather than a youth come through a club id only just joined:)

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I think this is one of those ideas that could make the game a little more fun without really impacting on realism.

RL sons of managers might be a rare breed, but it does happen, so I see no problem with increasing the chance of one of us getting a son in game.

Good way of feeling some sort of connection with one/two of the players.

1st son 1:50

2nd son 1:500

Etc...

This way we won't end up with a squad of our own children. I don't see anything wrong with it to be honest.

Good idea.

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ok out of all those listed is say maybe a dozen actual managers and their sons, out of 92 league clubs in england alone, the thing is it IS rare and i like it being rare its a sense of pride when you get a son come through the Youth team, (never had one myself had a few with my surename but its a pretty common surname)

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