Oscar to Sunderland

Ernest

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #1

Oscar is quoted in the betting to be next Sunderland manager, crazy or not ?

 

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Napper

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #2

crazy,

Cant see Sunderland going UN TRIED AND TESTED including GP

 

Sergei's Celebration

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #3

Crazy; he is in the betting line up

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Crazy for him to go?

 

Ernest

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• Sep 23, 2013

• Thread starter
• #4

Sergei's Celebration said:

Crazy; he is in the betting line up

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Crazy for him to go?

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Crazy in love ?

 

WATFORD zero

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #5

Crazy for feeling so lonely

 

Sergei's Celebration

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #6

For thinking that my love could hold you?

 

tinycowboy

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #7

Crazy, crazy nights...

 

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Loadicus Trux

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• Sep 23, 2013

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I can't see them forking out 2 million to get an untried Manager.

The next Sunderland Manager will be someone who isn't in a job.

RDM.

 

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halbpro

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• Sep 23, 2013

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Loadicus Trux said:

I can't see them forking out 2 million to get an untried Manager.

The next Sunderland Manager will be someone who isn't in a job.

RDM.

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RDM is a good shout for them to try and get, although don't know if he'd go there. He seems very casual about his career.

 

fruitnveg

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• Sep 23, 2013

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Doesn't even register on my worry-o-meter. RDM would seem the most logical choice.

 

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somerset

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• Sep 23, 2013

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It will never be another inexperienced manager,.... they want a known quantity.... RDM or dare I say it Warnock?

 

Hamilton

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #12

If Oscar is quoted then I'd imagine every manager is quoted.

 

The Merry Prankster

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #13

RDM is going to want a better gig, surely.

 

Frutos

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• Sep 23, 2013

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Pulis?

 

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halbpro

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #15

Frutos said:

Pulis?

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More logical selection than RDM, assuming RDM wants a job in an elite club that is.

 

WhingForPresident

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• Sep 23, 2013

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Yes, crazy.

Genuinely, if I was in Oscar's position, I wouldn't even consider it, even without my Brighton bias. What would be the point in making such a small step up, and possibly going straight back down again, or being fired by Christmas if the team doesn't get results? Let alone having to move to a somewhat contrasting city to his current one..
Not that they would want him anyway.

 

sparkie

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #17

Yes of course Sunderland will choose a manager who has only managed 9 games in England.

 

BRIGHT ON Q

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #18

Same odds as Super Dougie Freedman...

 

WhingForPresident

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• Sep 23, 2013

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sparkie said:

Yes of course Sunderland will choose a manager who has only managed 9 games in England.

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They chose a fascist wanker with only a League Two title with the strongest squad and biggest budget in the division to his name.. I wouldn't rule out anything.

 

chucky1973

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #20

Pulis - Nailed on. (I think)