Oscar

[didierforever 7,349]

no news about off loading this piece of baggage?

[Anthon_nini 21]

We won't get out of our slump until this lad finally shows up for the season.

Had a good game vs Swansea, and done fuck all since.

We all know Chelsea go the way Oscar goes.

January can't come soon enough.

Can't tell if that's a joke or you're actually being serious

[didierforever 7,349]

We'll see about that when he becomes consistent again. But on a general level, I don't see him as a difference maker.

It's really quite depressing when you see the squad we have now and the one we had previously. With the latter, we had so many leaders and difference makers - Cech, Cole, Terry, Essien, Ballack, Lampard, Drogba etc. If the team suddenly slack off, you can bet at least one or two of those players will take charge, rally the troops and be a difference a maker. Now, there's only Terry and if he doesn't do what a leader does, then no one else steps up to take responsibility. All of them are just going through the motion and doing nothing.

but but but, cunt fibreglass captained arsenal at an age of 20. :lol:

[Jase 43,479]

Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri coy on rumoured Oscar interest

[Special Juan 27,439]

Just 20M would do, we will pay for flights and accommodation and treat the Juve board to a sigh seeing trip around London on any given date they choose.

[Reddish-Blue 2,356]

Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri coy on rumoured Oscar interest

It would be great if Juventus signs him, but I'm not getting my hopes up

[CurlyHairLikeLuiz 1,625]

Just 20M would do, we will pay for flights and accommodation and treat the Juve board to a sigh seeing trip around London on any given date they choose.

Can we buy their board as part of the deal?

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

#Juventus are keen on midfielder Oscar (Mirror) #CFC

[iseah100 5,612]

Should be the first to go

[lucio 5,418]

Recoup what we spent. Isn't any better than the day he walked through the door

[Sir Mikel OBE 4,920]

Has been fan fucking tastic so far.

[positivefootball 195]

Of course he looks better when Jose is gone. It makes no sense for a #10 to play like Terry or Zouma.

[Barbara 15,149]

He - alongside with Willian, Azpili, JT - had been one of the few players to receive support from the crowd. The only sub that wasn't booed.

The crowd - that represents my feelings to a tee - made a mistake here. Clearly he also had problems with Mourinho and refused to play to his capability.

And that's the problem I have with this assemble of players we currently have. They have nothing on JT, Lamps, DD that a few years did the same to Scolari - Scolari who had nothing on Mourinho either.

It's a shame how this team completely changed its attitude now. They don't have my support - although I appreciate the win and I don't mind Riddink. It's just that it shows their character and I don't think we can win anything with those buggers.

Oscar had one of his best matches playing for us - and that says more about how average he's been, than exactly his quality there today - which was undeniable.

I just can't brush off my disappointment with how the players behaved. It looks like if Roman didn't act, they'd have the team relegated without a second thought. Shameful.

[zakhov 253]

He - alongside with Willian, Azpili, JT - had been one of the few players to receive support from the crowd. The only sub that wasn't booed.

The crowd - that represents my feelings to a tee - made a mistake here. Clearly he also had problems with Mourinho and refused to play to his capability.

And that's the problem I have with this assemble of players we currently have. They have nothing on JT, Lamps, DD that a few years did the same to Scolari - Scolari who had nothing on Mourinho either.

It's a shame how this team completely changed its attitude now. They don't have my support - although I appreciate the win and I don't mind Riddink. It's just that it shows their character and I don't think we can win anything with those buggers.

Oscar had one of his best matches playing for us - and that says more about how average he's been, than exactly his quality there today - which was undeniable.

I just can't brush off my disappointment with how the players behaved. It looks like if Roman didn't act, they'd have the team relegated without a second thought. Shameful.

I think the reason why he had such a good game is because Sunderland sat off of us early on allowing our midfield more freedom. In previous games most of the teams pressed our creative players and defended better in numbers.

His influence waned after Sunderland got more confidence with their goal. Says it all for me at least.

I don't believe he has any reason to play like crap and then suddenly turn it on as he pleases.

[JaKstone 307]

It's sad when people claim Oscar doesn't have a very high peak or is simply average when at his best. With that said, he will probably play like shit next match due to his consistency problems. Hope I'm wrong though.

[Azul 1,615]

I was happy with the teams performance, I have to say that I don't want to be a buzzkiller but he got too many chances ffs it's getting annoying. If RLC got half as many starts then he would perform much much better. We all know how inconsistent Oscar is. This performance was not even that good, look at what De Bruyne does for City or what Coutinho does for Liverpool. Let's hope Hiddink doesn't get fooled.

[MrExcalibur100 7,124]

He - alongside with Willian, Azpili, JT - had been one of the few players to receive support from the crowd. The only sub that wasn't booed.

The crowd - that represents my feelings to a tee - made a mistake here. Clearly he also had problems with Mourinho and refused to play to his capability.

And that's the problem I have with this assemble of players we currently have. They have nothing on JT, Lamps, DD that a few years did the same to Scolari - Scolari who had nothing on Mourinho either.

It's a shame how this team completely changed its attitude now. They don't have my support - although I appreciate the win and I don't mind Riddink. It's just that it shows their character and I don't think we can win anything with those buggers.

Oscar had one of his best matches playing for us - and that says more about how average he's been, than exactly his quality there today - which was undeniable.

I just can't brush off my disappointment with how the players behaved. It looks like if Roman didn't act, they'd have the team relegated without a second thought. Shameful.

You can't come to this conclusion if you don't know what happened behind the scenes. Mourinho was no saint.

[Beepu 1,714]

He was really good. He always had it in him to perform like this. The only question is why can't he do it consistently?