Brighton reject enquiry from Osasuna for Oscar Garcia

[kevtherev]

I find it stranger that Osasuna sack their manager three matches into the season. How stupid is that?

You're seem to be insinuating that, because Oscar hasn't spent anything on transfers, he has been lied to, and that that is a enough reason for him to want out; and he has been touting himself. James Jesus Angleton would be proud of coming up with that premise. Do you have evidence for that?

However, I don't find it strange in the slightest though that Osasuna would want him. They won't care that our season is only six games old - they want who they consider the best man for the job.

It's just as well we all see things differently otherwise the site wouldn't work. You may well have a point that they wouldn't care about our season, or even have heard of our club, why should they I just think the timing is very strange, that's my way of thinking. It's not yours and I am probably wrong, we will see.

 

[Barnham Seagull]

Ask Ulloa what he thinks of Oscar's knowledge/experience?

Care to elaborate?

Lots of high profile technically renowned foreign coaches have crashed and burned in English football.

I hope if he stays that he is successful but equally would not be that fussed if he left.

 

[martin tyler]

He is staying.
They had a bad start to the season and they made a knee jerk reaction.
May mean him getting what he wants in on loan

 

[martin tyler]

No jury out here, Oscar is the mutts nuts
Anyone who can't see that with what he's done already, while half the team new and the other half in treatment, is a lunatic.

This with bells on.
Different class

 

[The Large One]

It's just as well we all see things differently otherwise the site wouldn't work. You may well have a point that they wouldn't care about our season, or even have heard of our club, why should they I just think the timing is very strange, that's my way of thinking. It's not yours and I am probably wrong, we will see.

The timing is only strange because they sacked their manager three matches into their season. That's all.

The fact that they've done that is nuts. But what would you want them to do? Wait until November for a new manager?

 

[HAILSHAM SEAGULL]

Would he be tempted to work for an owner that sacks his manager after three matches of a new season......not many would I would imagine.

 

[ozzygull]

The timing is only strange because they sacked their manager three matches into their season. That's all.

The fact that they've done that is nuts. But what would you want them to do? Wait until November?

Oscar would not be here if Tony sack managers after three losses in to a new season

 

[Stat Brother]

Care to elaborate?

Lots of high profile technically renowned foreign coaches have crashed and burned in English football.

I hope if he stays that he is successful but equally would not be that fussed if he left.

I doubt Ulloa has question marks over any possible lack of knowledge/experience of championship will ultimately stop us performing To our best with a strong squad., what with his current goal scoring record, that would never have happened under his old boss.
There is nothing to even hint at crashing and burning.

 

[Frutos]

Wow.....just.....wow.

The lengths some on here will go to in order to drag drama out of nothing. So much over-analysis and tenuous leaping to absurd conclusions.

 

[Stat Brother]

Why have people stopped enjoying the ride, and started craving negativity?

The Albion isn't the same club, it once was, and in fairness pretty much always used to be.

We attract great player.
We keep those players.
We don't sell at the first opportunity.
We play well with good managers.
We keep good managers.

Other than the lack of a giant slide, there's comparatively little to moan about, let alone go bi-polar over.

 

[Barnham Seagull]

I doubt Ulloa has question marks over any possible lack of knowledge/experience of championship will ultimately stop us performing To our best with a strong squad., what with his current goal scoring record, that would never have happened under his old boss.
There is nothing to even hint at crashing and burning.

I have seen nothing yet that says to me we will be that strong this season either.

It could go either way lower mid table or it will all klick and Oscar will prove his abilities work in English football.

In my mind if he were to leave now for a nice compo agreement and we replaced him with a proven manager at this level I would not shed any tears.

I love the way some feel he is the new messiah, I'll wait until the end of October to form any opinion on the fella.

 

[Stat Brother]

I have seen nothing yet that says to me we will be that strong this season either.

It could go either way lower mid table or it will all klick and Oscar will prove his abilities work in English football.

In my mind if he were to leave now for a nice compo agreement and we replaced him with a proven manager at this level I would not shed any tears.

I love the way some feel he is the new messiah, I'll wait until the end of October to form any opinion on the fella.

Fair enough.

I'm all in from day 2 (Burnley), one of us will be right.

 

[Urchin]

I might be wrong but Oscars family haven't moved over. A potential reason for him to want to move ?

Err yes you are wrong. Oscar has moved his whole family over here; including his mum which his Spanish friend on Twitter said was a strange thing to do but said was due to how much he was committed to Brighton.

 

[The Large One]

I have seen nothing yet that says to me we will be that strong this season either.

It could go either way lower mid table or it will all klick and Oscar will prove his abilities work in English football.

In my mind if he were to leave now for a nice compo agreement and we replaced him with a proven manager at this level I would not shed any tears.

I love the way some feel he is the new messiah, I'll wait until the end of October to form any opinion on the fella.

Any preferences?

 

[Barnham Seagull]

Fair enough.

I'm all in from day 2 (Burnley), one of us will be right.

I hope you're faith bares out, just being honest I would not be bothered if he left now.

Ultimately hope we find ourselves in the 6 with Garcia at the helm.

 

[Barnham Seagull]

Any preferences?

Not really however there will be managers available who have won promotion and managed at the top level with a good network of contacts.

 

[The Large One]

I hope you're faith bares out, just being honest I would not be bothered if he left now.

Ultimately hope we find ourselves in the 6 with Garcia at the helm.

Hmm, interesting your judgement involves instant gratification as a criterion.

 

[Stat Brother]

Not really however there will be managers available who have won promotion and managed at the top level with a good network of contacts.

Holloway??

 

[Baron Pepperpot]

I doubt Ulloa has question marks over any possible lack of knowledge/experience of championship will ultimately stop us performing To our best with a strong squad., what with his current goal scoring record, that would never have happened under his old boss.
There is nothing to even hint at crashing and burning.

True, Ulloa is being utilised in the best possible way. Tippy tappy football yes, but high crosses into the box at every opportunity. When you've got someone like Ulloa that is the way you play.

 

[Barnham Seagull]

Not looking for instant gratification. Just don't see this is a catastrophic situation.