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He has got faith in himself that's why he'll pop up somewhere less restrictive, furthering his march to one day managing Barca.

Which is where the clubs stewardship comes into question. It would seem Oscar has looked at this season squad, the contract decisions going forward, and what money is made available, and come to the conclusion it's unmanageable. Oscar hasn't been backed in his first year, why would he assume...

Other than producing a play-off side from a squad ravaged by injury, striped of main assets, devoid of strikers while not being given the backing he expected from Tony. POTENTIALLY is the key word.

It certainly would seem to be a miracle we made it to the play-offs, and that's down to Oscar. I'm going to find another thread to put this, but I'd be gutted if Tony changed the structure now as we wave goodbye to potentially our best manager.

You would appear to be putting the ills at the club onto Oscar. The Argus, who are more knowledgable than yourself, appear to be blaming the hierarchy. I know who im happier to believe. Once again I think Oscar did a brilliant job, and I'll add, despite everything.

Well I don't care what the revisionists are going to say:- I THOUGHT YOU WERE A BLOODY BRILLIANT BRIGHTON MANAGER. He took everything that a pretty crap season can throw at a manager, and dealt with the lot. Not only dealing with it but turning it around into a play off season. I genuinely...