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Has Oscar Offered his Resignation?
- Thread starter TopCat
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John Bumlick
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well, i don't actually know you so i can only judge by/respond to what you write on here. i am still failing to see the point of your post.
kingcole
Well-known member
Malkay joint favourite.
http://www.oddschecker.com/football.../next-permanent-manager?mobile_redirect=never
http://www.oddschecker.com/football.../next-permanent-manager?mobile_redirect=never
TSB
Captain Hindsight
...for a job that isn't vacant.
Even if it were to become vacant, Mackay is clearly the wrong choice unless we fancy splashing millions and millions on it.
Is this not just OG doing the 'honourable' thing and offering to fall on his sword? There's no guarantee he actually wants to go.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Horses Arse
Well-known member
With my recent experiences of staff at the club in any form of authority I am not surprised that Oscar wants out. We somehow seem to have gathered a right bunch of tw@ts. Ticket and shop staff are all great but beyond that..... Bunch of power crazy muppets.
No really mate, it shows weakness and no mental strength in his character. We want leaders not quitters!!
Surrey Phil
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- Aug 3, 2010
- 1,531
Loved Gus Poyet at 66/1
How do you work that one out?
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Yup. Absolutely no indication that anyone in the club is looking to adopt the Forest approach. And why would they? Forest were a complete shambles this season.
So Mackay would be a stupid choice. The bookies and 50% of this forum it seems have it arse about face.
The club want someone who performs miracles on a shoestring. Gary Johnson should be the leading candidate on that basis.
As I said - you've got me. Shrewd.
If Garcia came here and was generally confident in taking us up then he isn't that smart is he ?
Surely he must have known with budgets that this is a job that will take 3-4 years maybe.
WE ARE NOT going to throw huge money at it. We have to up the anti next season of course but even that guarantees the sum total of f uck all as to where we might finish. We're building......we have to have a manager who sees Blooms plan.
We are going to have to find a manager who plays in a similar style but who is prepared to stay around a while. F uck me are we really such a bad bet for the coming years.
I say all this of course on the speculation of OG going.
Surely he must have known with budgets that this is a job that will take 3-4 years maybe.
WE ARE NOT going to throw huge money at it. We have to up the anti next season of course but even that guarantees the sum total of f uck all as to where we might finish. We're building......we have to have a manager who sees Blooms plan.
We are going to have to find a manager who plays in a similar style but who is prepared to stay around a while. F uck me are we really such a bad bet for the coming years.
I say all this of course on the speculation of OG going.
Relate to to anything. Just cos I may have had a bad day at the office I wouldn't turn round to my boss and say "here's my notice". You learn, develop and grow into your role. Clearly he didn't want to. No strength!!
John Bumlick
Banned
you're a strange one. if you don't wish to debate me or address my main question, you could just ignore me but instead you choose to respond with sarcasm. righty-ho and nighty-night.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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When a boss tells an employee who has offered to resign to "sleep on it" that normally means if you still feel the same way in the morning then I'll let you go. It's not something you'd say if you wanted that employee to stay and believed you could talk them round.
I see Sky are now reporting Oscar's offer to resign as their lead byline on the Derby play-off win.
This surprises me. Oscar said he had a feeling coming to the Albion was the right move last summer, and we were always unlikely to get promoted in his first year. So coming 6th is no surprise. All rather worrying.
I see Sky are now reporting Oscar's offer to resign as their lead byline on the Derby play-off win.
This surprises me. Oscar said he had a feeling coming to the Albion was the right move last summer, and we were always unlikely to get promoted in his first year. So coming 6th is no surprise. All rather worrying.
symyjym
Banned
If the club isn't serving the manager with decent players and failed in the transfer market when overloaded with injuries, why would you want to bother if next season could be the same?
We were weaker after the January transfer market and Oscar was clearly unhappy as any normal person would have been.
Ah, there was me thinking failure and failing were the same thing. Not that I mind coming 6th at all. Just saying.