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Nuno Herlander Simões Espírito Santo

Satisfied with the replacement?

  • Yes

    Votes: 127 80.4%

  • No, I think we could've got better

    Votes: 31 19.6%
  • Total voters
    158
Strummer

Strummer

Socialismo O Muerte!
LTLF Minion
When the SNES was a thing, I was working for a Japanese company, and was able to pick up Double Dragon for the SNES, in Osaka - along with the converter thingy, because Japanese cartridges were a different shape and socket, and Nintendo never officially released Double Dragon for the SNES in Europe.

You plugged the converter into the cartridge socket on top of the SNES, and the Japanese cartridge into the converter. Yes, much of it was in Japanese, but who cares, its Double Dragon, you know what you have to do!
 
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glosterred

First Team Squad
Eddie Yates said:
Should we sack NES & get SC back?

What's your thoughts on this folks
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:LOL:

It took for SC to finally finally lay the ghost of BD - How many years did that take???!

I remain confident Nuno can progress this club quickly enough that people will stop making the SC comparison (and thus your gag will also be laid to rest!!).

None the less I really wish people would stop cherry picking SC's worst bits as means of comparing the two managers and in doing so conclude that sacking him for Nuno was the correct decision.

I have also seen some bizarre examples on here, of people (in the main the same people happy to see SC replaced), seemingly happy with some relatively mediocre achievements under Nuno - I never envisaged when people were championing the switch in manager, that the same people would then go on to set such a low bar for Nuno.
 
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Grass

Grass

Geoff Thomas
Strummer said:
When the SNES was a thing, I was working for a Japanese company, and was able to pick up Double Dragon for the SNES, in Osaka - along with the converter thingy, because Japanese cartridges were a different shape and socket, and Nintendo never officially released Double Dragon for the SNES in Europe.

You plugged the converter into the cartridge socket on top of the SNES, and the Japanese cartridge into the converter. Yes, much of it was in Japanese, but who cares, its Double Dragon, you know what you have to do!
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I had a imported Super Famicom ( SNES ) as they were called.
There was a shop near Victoria Centre that was run by a Japanese family, I think, that used to get all the games consoles and convert them so that they could be played on UK TV's.

Was expensive but it was worth it to get before the SNES was released in the UK.
Also you could get a wider variety of games for it because you could play games that were released in the States, Europe and Asia.

Good times.
 
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MaxiRobriguez

Bob McKinlay
glosterred said:
I never envisaged when people were championing the switch in manager, that the same people would then go on to set such a low bar for Nuno.
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Tell me you're new here without telling me you're new here.
 
Redemption

Redemption

One less gobshite...
Gyros Peter said:
Oh yeah, nothing to do with nearly getting a result over the line against top of the league only for it once again to be undone by terrible refereeing... in the last minute. Nothing to do with that.
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Undone by bad game management of his team.
 
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McKenzie

Geoff Thomas
Gyros Peter said:
Oh yeah, nothing to do with nearly getting a result over the line against top of the league only for it once again to be undone by terrible refereeing... in the last minute. Nothing to do with that.
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More than one thing can be happening at the same time
 
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