Revolution = Evolution

I cannot help but feel that the transition from 'small' club to big club is well and truly happening. Still a long way to go and whether you agree with Knight's comment that the club is going to corporate or not the fact is that to succeed the notion of running the club along traditional English lines has passed. So Oscar is head coach.. this is the continental way of doing things and I absolutely agree with this. I saw on another post the quote of 'night of the long knives'.. With DK standing down and Naylor reporting that development coach Luke Williams is leaving we really are seeing an earthquake of changes through the club. The key now is transfers and I hope Lopez is offered a bigger carrot to return with Upson. Vicente?? Im not convinced and would rather have someone whose going to be 100% fit bar a bad tackle.

Last thoughts.. Quotes about Oscar from an Israel and Naylor..

1. "Garcia took a tense club and got it to relax. He took a depressed club and infused it with new life"
2. "Always plays 4-3-3 influenced by total football of Cruyff Barcelona."
3. "Maccabi had 85% success at home, 62% away. He is also a big fan of rotating"
4. "Never changed his beloved formation but in important games used more defensive players."
5. "Always plays 4-3-3 influenced by total football of Cruyff Barcelona."
6 "like Gus but different!"

It's time for some classic Partridge. Watch from 2.22 onwards...

all looks very good
but you excuse me if I keep my powder dry for a few months
I liked Gus and I believe he put us on the right path ,now lets see if that path takes us to a better place

surely its worth Vicente on a year or play as you play contract.....or even a pay as you 'take people on and make them look silly' contract.

Tooting Gull said:

It's time for some classic Partridge. Watch from 2.22 onwards...

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That's all I think of whenever anyone uses the phrase.

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