Tooting Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Must have been pretty serious after just one match, Billy McKinlay coming in
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Spun Cuppa
Thanks Greens :(
Perhaps his heart wasn't in it 
Albion_Dave
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http://www.watfordfc.com/news/article/140929-oscar-garcia-billy-mckinlay-watford-fc-1976811.aspx
On their official site.
On their official site.
severnside gull
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Perhaps his heart wasn't in it
Shouldn't laugh I know and it really really isn't funny..........but
Hornblower
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Poor old Oscar. I wish him well for the future whatever that might be for him now.
The Wizard
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Can only assume his heart complaint is more serious than thought? This seems a very strange otherwise...
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I'd have thought he'd be next in line for the Leeds job when Cellino sacks the Serbian chap he's just brought in. Then again, Oscar is unlikely to be completely recovered by next Sunday, so...
Absolutely this. Whatever you think of his football and the way he left he gave us a season of his best. Reading between the lines of that Watford statement he may not coach for some considerable time.
Tooting Gull
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Think that's a pretty honourable if difficult call from Oscar. I'm sure he would have personally liked to stay on there, but the time needed for him to rest and recuperate properly away from matches and training would impact on what is a big season for Watford, they have an excellent chance of promotion.
Wish him all the best for the future. It says in the press release his health is no longer an issue, but other clubs will probably need some convincing of that.
Wish him all the best for the future. It says in the press release his health is no longer an issue, but other clubs will probably need some convincing of that.
brakespear
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THat's a shame, would have been nice to see how he did t Watford. Wish him a speedy recovery and all the best for the future.
Gullflyinghigh
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Poor sod.
Easy to see this impacting on his future career for a while, assuming that he wants to remain in the game of course.
Easy to see this impacting on his future career for a while, assuming that he wants to remain in the game of course.
severnside gull
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Not necessarily. His record over the last three years shows a man who gives everything for his family and only works because he needs to earn to support the family unit. People may say he must be seriously ill to give up a full time job in football but that is just because we are fans. I totally respect the man for his decisions. I think his wife and kids are very lucky
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Poor man. Career gone from being promising young manager to a guy who is maybe now looking at a very uncertain future. Wish him well.
clippedgull
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Running scared because of our upcoming game 
But seriously, hope his long term prognosis is good, he comes across as a nice guy. A year away will probably do him the world of good.
But seriously, hope his long term prognosis is good, he comes across as a nice guy. A year away will probably do him the world of good.
martin tyler
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Health must come first. After all football is just a game and is not worth risking your health over. Best of luck OG
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
must admit I did'nt like his management skills but he was an OK guy ,hope he is a lot better soon
Perhaps his heart wasn't in it
Bloody idiot.