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Big article on Oscar in todays I newspaper
- Thread starter Matrix10
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Independent, presumably?
Link: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/p...ff-is-alive-in-sussex-by-the-sea-8916647.html
Link: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/p...ff-is-alive-in-sussex-by-the-sea-8916647.html
Not Andy Naylor
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The 'full crowd' point, of course, has been discussed elsewhere ....
martin tyler
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- Jan 25, 2013
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Decent read. I still sit firmly on the Oscar train. His methods are slowly sinking in. The pressing was more obvious on Monday and i think with Bridcutt returning more protection for the back 4 will cone and the players will have the confidence to press even higher. Once the strikers are fit i can see CMS loving this system as he won t be the only one closing down and i have confidence we will begin to take more chances.
Diego Napier
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Doc Lynam
I hate the Daily Mail
- Jun 19, 2011
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"We are trying to get the ball back as soon as possible, and higher up the pitch. Normally we try to do it in five seconds. It is tough, but it is one of the things we are working a lot on in the training sessions, a lot of the drills we are doing is for this, transition as soon as possible. The best teams in the world, this is one of the things they control."
This meant, during pre-season, sitting the players down with videos of Barcelona as well as those of Brighton's recent years, and replicating, as far as possible, the coaching drills he used at La Masia. Garcia knows that the transformation will not be immediate. "It is not easy to change it overnight."
I'm happy to wait, watch and enjoy the ride.
This meant, during pre-season, sitting the players down with videos of Barcelona as well as those of Brighton's recent years, and replicating, as far as possible, the coaching drills he used at La Masia. Garcia knows that the transformation will not be immediate. "It is not easy to change it overnight."
I'm happy to wait, watch and enjoy the ride.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
hopefully in the I too
TWOCHOICEStom
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We are so bloody lucky to have this guy at the helm.
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
- 9,651
But if you're only buying the paper for the article you'd be better buying it for 20p than £1.20.
It doesn't really say much of any interest apart from maybe he wants us to win the ball back quicker. He talks about passing the ball around more and teaching us to do that more, but we seem to be doing less if anything
"My philosophy is to keep the ball, to try to have the ball, to pass the ball as many times as possible and to find the correct moment to score.We are trying to get the ball back as soon as possible, and higher up the pitch. Normally we try to do it in five seconds. It is tough, but it is one of the things we are working a lot on in the training sessions, a lot of the drills we are doing is for this, transition as soon as possible. The best teams in the world, this is one of the things they control."
Sounds simple.... just a pity the correct moment to score doesn't come more often!
Sounds simple.... just a pity the correct moment to score doesn't come more often!
Deadly Danson
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Another great article. We HAVE to be patient-if we are, and even some of the trolls on here keep on side, there is a great chance OG will get us to the promised land. It may not happen this season or next but when it does the club will be ready with a great manager and an infrastructure that will keep us in the PL. PLEASE remember that if we lose tomorrow or end up in the bottom half of the table or we continue on this bad run for a while.
fire&skill
Killer-Diller
I think Kusczack [sic] and Greer are taking that to mean as high in the air as possible based on some of the route one stuff we've been doing recently
I think Kusczack [sic] and Greer are taking that to mean as high in the air as possible based on some of the route one stuff we've been doing recently
Obviously if your aim is to win the ball higher up the pitch, you need to get it there. Nothing wrong with hurrying that process up rather than the ponderous approach that was becoming predictable last season. Likewise, with the misplaced passes, they're an inevitable consequence of looking for a quick, dangerous ball time and again. Get players back and get better at it and the side will be very hard to live with. We already have bursts of concerted penalty area pressure, which was unusual previously when a lot of possession was in our own half or wide.
Decent article and it brings the hope of some electrifying football. Was interesting to see him say there is only one way to play and you shouldn't change it just because you're losing. I wonder how long the more fickle fans will give him before the inevitable "Oscar doesn't have a plan B" ? Now where have we heard that before ?
Brian Clough held the view that all the time you had the ball the other side couldn't score .........a simple philosophy that seems to have been adopted by the Spanish game with great effect. He also said "Keep the ball on the ground and play it to feet. 'If God had wanted us to play football in the clouds,'he'd have put grass up there!" It still rings true.
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W.C.
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- Oct 31, 2011
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"To keep your way. To keep your way. Always to keep your way. It doesn't depend on if you win or not. Because the players have to trust you. And if you change when you lose, they might think [differently]. This is not good for them. They have to know that the manager has only one way."
Looking forward to the experts on here calling for a plan B soon.
Looking forward to the experts on here calling for a plan B soon.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
I thought Clough's philosophy was "build from the back" He certainly had some good defenders and keepers in his teams
Meade's Ball
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£1.40 now and i remain one of the fairly few loyal customers, as much on tradition and persistent behaviour as much as anything.
A good interview that enlivens the dialogue on this occasion. I beg to see the Barcelona way come in in full force to witness that combination of grace, toughness when called upon and potency. At the minute, i don't feel it wholly, or see it as the team's philosophy, but time will tell, and i plan to enjoy with the still-living belief that it'll come true that such an interview helps reaffirm.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
O/T i wonder if the I would survive without the Indie