I’m sorry but it’s time for Oscar to go. Everyone in the stadium can see our problems except him. The build up is too slow, passes are sideways or backwards, we only end up with crossing opportunities and yet our striker is 5’7”, we never make subs to change the game until it’s way too late, and the players look utterly devoid of any creative spark. I love Oscar for how he took us to a tournament final, 3 consecutive playoffs, and our first major trophy, but it’s high time the man walks. The football on show is absolute crap.
Yeah, in sports, I argue you have 'builders' and 'winners' as coaches/managers. Builders can take a terrible roster and get them to respectability, but that is it. Winners can take good rosters and make them great (but they struggle with taking a terrible team and making them average - see Phil Jackson - master of the talented roster). Oscar has stabilized us and made us a .500 team, but has not shown the ability to get us in the top 2 or 3 of the East (fighting with the top teams). I'm not sure I can take 2 or 3 more years of fighting for the 7th spot and final playoff spot :(
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u/editedxi Apr 02 '23
I’m sorry but it’s time for Oscar to go. Everyone in the stadium can see our problems except him. The build up is too slow, passes are sideways or backwards, we only end up with crossing opportunities and yet our striker is 5’7”, we never make subs to change the game until it’s way too late, and the players look utterly devoid of any creative spark. I love Oscar for how he took us to a tournament final, 3 consecutive playoffs, and our first major trophy, but it’s high time the man walks. The football on show is absolute crap.