Ok, but it wasn't meant to be a 'pointless slagging off' of Poyet.
I just don't feel he was the messiah at bringing in players ( that others couldn't ) that he is being credited with.
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Ok, but it wasn't meant to be a 'pointless slagging off' of Poyet.
I just don't feel he was the messiah at bringing in players ( that others couldn't ) that he is being credited with.
No point in going down this road. There will always be some people who think players came to play for Gus and we paid them peanuts compared to others. Apart from Vicente, who was a waste of money and Bridge, who was a loan and a year on, would he still be as good as Ward is nowI can't thing who we have lost, that is so bad. The team is still at the right end of the league. The books are slowly being balanced and we are no worse off than we were under Poyet.....are we
If we have 'a lot less cost going out' why did Tony Bloom say the playing budget is 6% higher this season than last season?
Either he is lying or you are.
Finchley Seagull
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I'm not saying he's perfect. I think he attracted players that other managers might not have been able to. My concern is that Oscar not being so involved in transfers means he can't have the same impact on signings.
Icy Gull
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Is Oscar gagged in his office with the door locked when prospective players come to look around then?
kevtherev
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Is the playing budget and transfer budget two seprate pots?..We probably are paying out more wages..I think the argument was why are we not attracting the players Poyet did
...When actaully the club as as whole is in a far more stable possition.Finchley Seagull
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Is Oscar gagged in his office with the door locked when prospective players come to look around then?
Obviously not but it seems like a different system to when Poyet was here. I feel he was more actively involved in transfers. I could well be completely wrong and we'll get four new signings this week all saying how Oscar sold the club to them (which would be amazing).
This is not meant to be a criticism of Oscar or the club. There are clear reasons for the director of football organising transfers otherwise nobody would use that system.
He'd be a good addition. From what I've seen and heard he's very much a Lua Lua type. Can't cross to save his life and at times a bit inconsistent, but always fast, direct, cuts inside a lot, shoots well and usually effective. He'd be a good signing at the right price,
Is the playing budget and transfer budget two seprate pots?..We probably are paying out more wages..I think the argument was why are we not attracting the players Poyet did
So you are saying the club was unstable under Poyet last season yet still finished fourth?
LamieRobertson
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good to have a post relevant to the thread title
From the video alone I saw more good crosses than I've seen from 3 years of Kaz.
I think the managers involvement in helping to sell the club and in convincing a player he is really wanted is an important element in the vast majority of transfers. Players need to feel convinced that they are going to a club where they will feel valued by the manager and to understand how he sees them fitting in with the playing ethos. Oh, and the money's important too!
KZNSeagull
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One of our signings this year said when they signed how they had spoken to Oscar several times before signing. I don't think it is a case of a different system than when Poyet was here, just different personalities.
brightonrock
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Some people are steadfastly determined in their wilful rewriting of history re: Poyet, in a desperate attempt to justify their own bile which they spouted when he was here. Apparently he played boring, ineffective football, was easily found out, had the best squad in the division, underachieved, overpaid for players, and all whilst sending his CV to prem chairman every other day. Nonsense the lot if it.
I honestly wouldn't give these people the time of day. Their opinions are so stubborn, attempting any kind of debate or reasoning is utterly pointless.
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Gordon Smith's Paperboy
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Of course Poyet did a good job while he was here... and Oscar is doing just as well as his replacement. Haven't we had two great manager appointments under Bloom?
kevtherev
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did you forget the end of last season
I think it's very fair to say that the club was unstable under Poyet.
did you forget the end of last season
Managers are replaced all the time. It makes the Albion no more or less unstable than any other club in the same situation
That was a showreel though - Hardly going to put all the rubbish ones in!
A 'Borough fan I live with thinks his crossing is woeful.. but then the same is said of LuaLua. They're very similar players IMO,
Spot on. It's childish and embarrassing.
But that's my point. Within that showreel were more good crosses than Kaz has EVER put in. Ever. And quite a few bits were from the same games so you got an idea of consistency. He looks like a comfortably better crosser of the ball than Kaz.
Eggman
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Here, here.