🇧🇷 Oscar

[OhForAGreavsie 6,073]

i remember when i had said a similar thing during december or so and i got castrated.

Oscar is a really nice lad who gives his best for the team at all times and does his level best to do as the managers asks. I think it's therefore a bit harsh to talk about celebrating when he leaves. We do need an upgrade but the lad deserves a little love. It's not his fault that he isn't good enough and it isn't his fault that Jose has to keep picking him.

[didierforever 7,349]

Oscar is a really nice lad who gives his best for the team at all times and does his level best to do as the managers asks. I think it's therefore a bit harsh to talk about celebrating when he leaves. We do need an upgrade but the lad deserves a little love. It's not his fault that he isn't good enough and it isn't his fault that Jose has to keep picking him.

i doubt it. if he was giving us his all, he wouldnot suddenly start play well for brazil (that too against the likes of france and chile) while unable to make a 5 yard pass for us. last year, towards the end, can you honestly say that he was giving us his all or doing his best. i can not.

[Parky 739]

I still don't understand how he was so hyped before we signed him. I remember reading the comments that he is a 'Brazilian wonderkid and has the vision and footballing brain to be the best #10 in the world.' I wonder what scouts were watching him cause I feel he is exactly opposite to that.

His has produced maybe 5 good goals and a handful of decent games for us. I personally dont feel he has the quality to be a top player ever. We need to do a Luiz on him..

[OhForAGreavsie 6,073]

i doubt it. if he was giving us his all, he wouldnot suddenly start play well for brazil (that too against the likes of france and chile) while unable to make a 5 yard pass for us. last year, towards the end, can you honestly say that he was giving us his all or doing his best. i can not.

I certainly feel he does yes. He's had good performances for us and poor ones for Brazil too don't forget. In any case we'd both agree that because you've played badly, it doesn't mean you haven't tried. I like the bloke, I just don't think he's good enough for Chelsea.

[chrismada9 1,948]

He just isn't good enough I'm afraid.. I'm not sure if that's either a seasonal thing, or if his overall form has just dropped over the course of this season.. but if I was Mourinho, I'd cash in on him for at least £40m in the summer. Only a club like PSG could afford a fee such as that.

It would count as a profitable move for us, and I reckon we could use the money to bring in someone like Paul Pogba.

[didierforever 7,349]

I certainly feel he does yes. He's had good performances for us and poor ones for Brazil too don't forget. In any case we'd both agree that because you've played badly, it doesn't mean you haven't tried. I like the bloke, I just don't think he's good enough for Chelsea.

i love iva and rambo, you dont need to tell me that "played badly" does not equate to have not tried.

[Stats 7,142]

He just isn't good enough I'm afraid.. I'm not sure if that's either a seasonal thing, or if his overall form has just dropped over the course of this season.. but if I was Mourinho, I'd cash in on him for at least £40m in the summer. Only a club like PSG could afford a fee such as that.

It would count as a profitable move for us, and I reckon we could use the money to bring in someone like Paul Pogba.

In our dreams. No one surely would be that stupid to spend that much on him.

[didierforever 7,349]

He just isn't good enough I'm afraid.. I'm not sure if that's either a seasonal thing, or if his overall form has just dropped over the course of this season.. but if I was Mourinho, I'd cash in on him for at least £40m in the summer. Only a club like PSG could afford a fee such as that.

It would count as a profitable move for us, and I reckon we could use the money to bring in someone like Paul Pogba.

real madrid?

i wont give up on them yet. i just hope they go trophyless this season and that forces them to make a couple of their "marquee signings".

[lionsden 4,689]

so now deco's comments should be taken as the word of god??

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-star-raheem-sterling-better-5471361owen says sterling is way better than ozil and its not even debatable. well, i guess that settles it for once and all does not it?

as far as LOLcar is concerned, he has to be sold. he can go to some mickey mouse competition like serie a and play from some mickey mouse team.

pffft that's nothing. pele once declared Nii lamptey and Nicky barmby as future mega superstars and even claimed the latter was right up there with Zidane, maldini and Ronaldo.

[lionsden 4,689]

He just isn't good enough I'm afraid.. I'm not sure if that's either a seasonal thing, or if his overall form has just dropped over the course of this season.. but if I was Mourinho, I'd cash in on him for at least £40m in the summer. Only a club like PSG could afford a fee such as that.

It would count as a profitable move for us, and I reckon we could use the money to bring in someone like Paul Pogba.

Do you honestly believe he's worth that much?

[Jase 43,479]

Do you honestly believe he's worth that much?

Never mind the 40m price tag, would any of the other big clubs want to buy with the way he's been playing?

[iseah100 5,612]

Never mind the 40m price tag, would any of the other big clubs want to buy with the way he's been playing?

Just show them a video of the Juve goal[emoji12]

[Pizy 18,909]

I actually do think he'll sell for a hefty price, regardless of the form he's been in.

Even though he comes off as a shy, quiet kid he's still plays for the most famous national team on Earth and is a marketable and important player for them. He's got enough highlight reel plays and potential that a new fanbase and managers will be very excited about.

I guarantee we'll get at minimum £30m for him.

[Joker10 946]

This thread is the exact replica of Torres thread circa late 2011- 2013 before everyone came to the harsh realization.

How is it similar to the Torres thread? i really want to hear how you connect the dots.

I say the smilairty is uncanny between this thread and the Sturridge thread.

[The Skipper 20,609]

How is it similar to the Torres thread? i really want to hear how you connect the dots.

I say the smilairty is uncanny between this thread and the Sturridge thread.

Please, you really can't compare Sturridge to Oscar. Sturridge didn't have 3 seasons here to develop, where he was a regular starter in his best position, like Oscar did. If he did, I'm very certain he'd still be a CFC player.

It really isn't the same at all. Oscar has been given ample opportunity to develop, whilst Sturridge wasn't at all.

If anything, Oscar's development seems quite similar to that of Mikel's. It certainly seems to be heading that way.

[Sir Mikel OBE 4,920]

He just isn't good enough I'm afraid.. I'm not sure if that's either a seasonal thing, or if his overall form has just dropped over the course of this season.. but if I was Mourinho, I'd cash in on him for at least £40m in the summer. Only a club like PSG could afford a fee such as that.

It would count as a profitable move for us, and I reckon we could use the money to bring in someone like Paul Pogba.

I'd value him half of that, on a good day.

[nadavTKL 1,787]

We should be happy with £25m, which is 35 in euros, which is still a lot.

My (optimistic) feeling is that he'll go to Juventus, and we'll get Pogba. Juventus could finaly have a Trequartista , and Vidal will move back to the center, to Pogba's position. And they'll still have money to imrpove in other positions.

[Joker10 946]

Please, you really can't compare Sturridge to Oscar. Sturridge didn't have 3 seasons here to develop, where he was a regular starter in his best position, like Oscar did. If he did, I'm very certain he'd still be a CFC player.

It really isn't the same at all. Oscar has been given ample opportunity to develop, whilst Sturridge wasn't at all.

If anything, Oscar's development seems quite similar to that of Mikel's. It certainly seems to be heading that way.

Uncanny should be a word i should have avoided tbh, but i still find more similarity with Sturridge in this regard. Both Oscar and Sturridge absloutely have shown world class potential and in strings of games in their time at Chelsea. In AVB spell until Jan Sturridge was upt here with Mata and Ramires as our best player. But it tend to happen, when our form dropped Sturridge became the scapegoat. In the same regard Oscar has become the scapegoat for our second half. He is not the only one struggling in the second half so is Cesc, Matic, and Costa. He is struggling the most of the bunch since Jan.But atm he is the def of scapegoat atm.

The comparison for Oscar and Sturridge is not perfect and like you said Sturridge was given limited time and didn't play his perfered postion. But just like Sturridge, he will prove his doubters wrong and just like him it is probably going to be somewhere else.

The Torres comparison makes no sense. Torres wasen't inconsistent, the problem was he was just not good enoguh at any point in his Chelsea career.

Mikel comparison? I never saw Mikel as someone with world class potential like i did with Sturridge and i do with Oscar, or did he get misteaken for our best player. I always saw Mikel as solid, and defended him many times because most of the time because i thoght he was our best option in the team before Matic arrival. So i can't say

Anyway we shell see what happen in the summer and beyond. I am going to dissociate myself from all Oscar discussion until the summer.

[lionsden 4,689]

How is it similar to the Torres thread? i really want to hear how you connect the dots.

I say the smilairty is uncanny between this thread and the Sturridge thread.

Let's see.

.Both bought in as regular starters with huge reputation, one a ballon dor runner up and the other, Brazils number 10 and chief playmaker who was regarded as one of the best young players in europe and projected to become a surefire world class player ( a reputation that wasn't earned btw)

. Both started incredible amount of matches in their first 3 seasons despite failing to show any form of consistency and generally proven to be unreliable and not good enough.

.The main similarity however is the overwhelming amount of patience, leniency afforded to both players

Mixed in with strong denial from some posters amidst all the countless poor performances and false dawns.

The inconsistency and unreliability of both created a divide amongst supporters with one section showing strong disapproval and the other section using all sorts of excuses to defend them. Excuses ranging from lack of pre season with us, unsuitability to the system at the time, the lack of creativity, some blamed it on players like malouda, kalou et al, even drogba wasnt spared as apparently his presence was hindering the £50m signing from flourishing and so on.

in oscar's case if it's wasn't adaptation to a new league, it's his age and if it wasn't that, it's fatigue induced by playing so many games for club and country. Some have blamed the system and now jose appear s to be the latest explanation for his gross inconsistency over the last 3 seasons

But the similarity doesnt stop there, despite both players proving to be not good enough, we have failed to beef up or strenghten their respective position and therefore they face(d) no competition/threat for their places in the team.

[jasonlol 154]

andre gomes, draxler, koke ; my top 3 candidates to replace oscar if hes canned