League Two youngster goes viral for emotional plea to FM24 begging to be added to game as fans say ‘get him in’
GRIMSBY youngster Harry Shipstone has gathered support from fans after asking to be included in the new Football Manager game.
FM24 will be released on November 6, but those who secured early access were able to play the beta version of the game as early as October 19.
Football ManagerSome fans were given early access to Football Manager 24 earlier this month[/caption]
InstagramHarry Shipstone posted this message to Out of Context Football Manager after discovering he was not on the game[/caption]
And Grimsby academy prospect Shipstone was disappointed to see he does not feature on it.
In a bid to get himself on the game, he messaged the Twitter account “Out of Contest Football Manager” which has more than 300,000 followers.
He said: “You probably won’t see this but if you do and you know anyone at Football Manager please could you contact them to try and sort it for me.
“I am a young footballer who plays for Grimsby Town’s youth team and when I went on the new beta version I was not on it.
“I had been looking forward to this moment since I found out I would be playing for the youth team so it is very upsetting to see that I am not even in the squad.
“Any help you can provide would be appreciated.”
Out of Context Football Manager posted a screenshot of Shipstone’s message along with the caption: “GET THIS MAN IN THE GAME.”
And the official Football Manager Twitter replied to the post.
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They simply said: “We’re investigating .”
This led to a host of football fans supporting Shipstone’s attempt to get on the game.
One said: “GET HARRY IN FM24!!!”
Another added: “He deserve it.”
While a third replied: “Ambitious, with determination 20. Get him in the game @FootballManager.”
A petition has even been set up on Change.org titled “Include Harry Shipstone as a Grimsby Youth Player in Football Manager 24”.
It has 486 signatures at the time of writing.
Grimbsy sit 20th in League Two with just three wins from 15 games at the beginning of the new season.
