If you had been a soccer fan who owned a pc within the early Nineteen Eighties, there may be one sport you’ll immediately recall. The field had an illustration of the FA Cup, and within the backside right-hand nook was a photograph of a smiling man with curly hair and a goatie beard. You’d see the identical pictures in gaming magazines adverts – they ran for years as a result of, regardless of having rudimentary graphics and really fundamental sounds, the sport was an annual bestseller. This was Soccer Supervisor, the world’s first footie techniques simulation. The person on the duvet was Kevin Toms, the sport’s creator and programmer.
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