Oscar

[Henrique 9,133]

He said yesterday he wishes the WC would start tomorrow: thats right, even before of the end of the season.

Not sure if he is the kind of player that have the ambition to play in a giant club.

[Stevenx131313 12]

He said yesterday he wishes the WC would start tomorrow: thats right, even before of the end of the season.

Not sure if he is the kind of player that have the ambition to play in a giant club.

Any chance of winning a trophy this year is gone. I don't know why he wouldn't want the world cup to start.. It's in his home country where he will worshipped. I don't know how this makes him seem any less committed to this club.. you're reading way too much into this.

[xPetrCechx 13,546]

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho admits his disappointment with Oscar

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11668/9296494/premier-league-chelsea-boss-jose-mourinho-admits-his-disappointment-with-oscar

[Dion 2,476]

Why, cos he's following Niall? Niall recovered from a bad injury at our training ground for a long time, remember! It's likely they became friends!

Plus Niall is my fave, leave him alone <3

Niall lucky bastard. Fuck him.

[Barbara 15,149]

He said yesterday he wishes the WC would start tomorrow: thats right, even before of the end of the season.

Not sure if he is the kind of player that have the ambition to play in a giant club.

I think at the end of the day his age played a role.

The boy is 22 and he has a chance to play a World Cup in his country and he's Brazil's #10, even if Neymar took the number from him.

He's got anxious. I don't think he purposefully spared himself, he just got anxious and he wants it to happen already. It's probably a big dream come true and his little age and experience ended up cracking him a bit mentally.

Understandable from a boy his age... I'll reserve judgment for now.

[bushman 2,043]

If he got anxious, spared himself, then one may ask who pays his salary?

As I already suspected his willingness to perform back in January, I don't blame Jose why he questions his commitment. To me, that's something Oscar needs to explain. Let's see him in Brazil & I am almost certain Jose will keep an eye on him.

[Barbara 15,149]

If he got anxious, spared himself, then one may ask who pays his salary?

As I already suspected his willingness to perform back in January, I don't blame Jose why he questions his commitment. To me, that's something Oscar needs to explain. Let's see him in Brazil & I am almost certain Jose will keep an eye on him.

Go ask whoever has to deal with anxiety if they choose to be anxious.

I think he was committed, but he couldn't focus, it became too much for him. And also that's only a theory, my take from it.

I didn't like some of his recent interviews, but I'll judge him after the World Cup, but not for the WC, but how he'll react in normal conditions for him.

[Polo7 3,496]

Been really disappointed with Oscar this year. Mourinho publicly stated that Oscar was his no.10, you need to give 100% after hearing that from your manager. He dropped Mata for Oscar and unfortunately Oscar did not repay the favour.

[BlueLion. 21,491]

Been really disappointed with Oscar this year. Mourinho publicly stated that Oscar was his no.10, you need to give 100% after hearing that from your manager. He dropped Mata for Oscar and unfortunately Oscar did not repay the favour.

Disagree. He was killing it at the start of the season.

Then Mourinho allowed Mata to leave. Suddenly Oscar's position is secured. His form drips as a consequence. Poor attitude IMO.

[Polo7 3,496]

Disagree. He was killing it at the start of the season.

Then Mourinho allowed Mata to leave. Suddenly Oscar's position is secured. His form drips as a consequence. Poor attitude IMO.

I did say this year not season, meaning 2014.

[bushman 2,043]

Barbara,

If he cannot hack it now, what good is he for the team?

[BlueLion. 21,491]

I did say this year not season, meaning 2014.

I'll let you off then.

[Sheva. 5,373]

Disagree. He was killing it at the start of the season.

Then Mourinho allowed Mata to leave. Suddenly Oscar's position is secured. His form drips as a consequence. Poor attitude IMO.

I agree with this.

At the beginning of the season, he knew Mata was Chelsea's best player - and he needed to be at the top of his game every time to continually keep him out of the team.

Mourinho making those comments and selling Mata - no doubt - made him lose some motivation to prove himself.

[dee25 1,044]

I don't think Oscar is the type of player to hold himself back for the world cup. One thing that's very apparent to me about him, is that he has an incredibly strong work ethic, and players like that tend to approach every match with the same dedication. So I really can't see him being the type to spare himself only to be fresh for the world cup.

But really, who knows.

I think people underestimate how difficult it is for young players to perform consistently at a big club, where there's a lot of pressure to challenge for trophies.

This is even more so in Oscar's case as he's transitioning from an entirely different football culture.

Someone on here said this before, but just look around at the top clubs in Europe - there aren't many young players around Oscar's age who haven't had a drastic dip in performances. Pogba for example looks a shadow of the player he was in the beginning of the season.

What some on here need to realize is that unlike other top clubs, two of our best offensive players are very young. We're more reliant on Hazard and Oscar than Bayern is with Gotze or Real Madrid with Isco. Even Juve has Marchisio to rotate with Pogba. So Hazard and Oscar have even more pressure and responsibility compared to other young players; it can't be easy to cope with and it's not as if our style of football is one that's conducive for attacking players to perform to their best.

I didn't mind the Mata sale at the time (he wasn't being used anyway) but I'm beginning to think it was a mistake simply because he would have taken some of the pressure & responsibility off of Oscar's shoulders.

But on the plus side, maybe this experience will be good for Oscar's development and I'm sure he'll improve next season.

[OneMoSalah 8,609]

I think what Mourinho is saying is right, Oscar was good at the start of the season then tailed off and when he says about Oscar having his mind on the world cup I think hes right.

I feel players playing for a huge club who were competing for a league title and a potential champions league final shouldn't have been prioritizing a world cup which doesn't happen to after the season ends.

Did Willian or David Luiz do the same as he did? No, did they hell. They got their heads down and kept going giving everything. Tbh if we play another player like Schurrle/Salah on the right I'd prefer to see Willian starting in the #10 position next season based on how well hes done the this season after adapting to the pace of English football.

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  Jason Tić ‏@tjason101 8 de may.

  
  

  @1RobBeasley Oscar is possibly on his way out as well

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
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  ROB ‏@1RobBeasley 8 de may.

  
  

  @tjason101 he's knackered - needs a break. Played 2012 Olympics, 2013 Confed Cup and now World Cup. Non stop football for three years now!!!

  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  

[Atlas Lion 1,223]

If it is true, that he is saving himself for the world cup, then that is a poor mentality that shouldn't be allowed. Same goes for Lionel Messi at Barcelona, in which it has been ever so blatant (little lenient towards Lionel considering he has basically won everything at that club, twice,).

He honestly needs to re-think things if he wants to continue to develop himself. Look at Koke at Atletico (whom I feel both him and Oscar will be battling in the future for the best central attacking midfielder), he has been praised as being Xavi's successor, more than likely to play a big part for Spain in the World Cup, and has been nothing short of spectacular for Atletico this entire season, arguably the in-form Spaniard right now, giving everything for the club.

Club comes first.

[Nike 373]

If it is true, that he is saving himself for the world cup, then that is a poor mentality that shouldn't be allowed. Same goes for Lionel Messi at Barcelona, in which it has been ever so blatant (little lenient towards Lionel considering he has basically won everything at that club, twice,).

He honestly needs to re-think things if he wants to continue to develop himself. Look at Koke at Atletico (whom I feel both him and Oscar will be battling in the future for the best central attacking midfielder), he has been praised as being Xavi's successor, more than likely to play a big part for Spain in the World Cup, and has been nothing short of spectacular for Atletico this entire season, arguably the in-form Spaniard right now, giving everything for the club.

Club comes first.

Why would a foreign player consider club over country first? Koke is from Madrid and their youth setup. Oscar is a transfer from Brazil with no history to Chelsea prior to his transfer.

Oscar is a definite starter for Brazil at the world cup in Brazil. Koke might make the squad this summer...Two totally different situations.