Osho

[Taffy Blue in Berkshire]

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What an excellent interview and a very articulate young man. We have reasons to be optimistic with someone like this. Good luck!

[Tuerto]

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Always has you on the edge, please don't do something silly 😂 but I like that when collecting the ball he always looks up, will run into midfield and looks to play a ball forward instead of the safe 10 yard square ball, to get the fans onside, laughing when he fks up doesn't help him.

Smiling when he ****ed up gave me a respect for him that i never had before (mainly because i'd never heard of him) And more importantly it had a fair few of our fans choking on their cornflakes, which is always a cheap form of entertainment. Although if anyone actually believed that he was smiling because he was happy with the mistake he made then there's little hope for them.

[splott parker]

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Smiling when he ****ed up gave me a respect for him that i never had before (mainly because i'd never heard of him) And more importantly it had a fair few of our fans choking on their cornflakes, which is always a cheap form of entertainment. Although if anyone actually believed that he was smiling because he was happy with the mistake he made then there's little hope for them.

Where you to in the ground? I wouldn’t mind some cornflakes tomorrow with it being an early kick off:thumbup:

[D. Advocaat]

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Exactly what Tuerto says. The number of people who seemed to think he was laughing or couldnt care about the mistakes beggars belief. Sounds like a tidy bloke.

[BlueArmy 86]

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Never seen someone smile so much, comes across a really good man.

I think he’ll emerge as one of, if not our best player, between now and the end of the season.

[RichardM]

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It's amazing how a couple of good performances, a smile and an articulate press conference can convince people that someone is the best thing since sliced bread.

[The Lone Gunman]

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It's amazing how a couple of good performances, a smile and an articulate press conference can convince people that someone is the best thing since sliced bread.

It’s equally amazing how this guy was completely written off by many fans after a couple of poor performances and accused of enjoying his own mistakes due to what was clearly a nervous smile.

In the three seasons before he arrived at Cardiff, Osho had been a regular starter in a team that won the Championship play-offs, a team that finished 18th in the Premier League and a team that finished 11th in Ligue 1. It was blatantly obvious that he was a good deal better than his early performances suggested.

Hopefully he can push on from here. Based on this press conference and a couple of other media pieces he’s done with the club, he seems like a genuinely decent guy. And based on his performance at Bradford, he looks like a genuinely decent player.

[The Lone Gunman]

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Has he played with Lawlor in a back four?

Yes, Orient at home and Wycombe away.

[the other bob wilson]

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Just watched a video on the club website where Osho answers questions from supporters. One of them came from Ollie Tanner in fact in which he asked who would you pick as City’s 4 x 100 relay team? Three of Osho’s answers were hardly surprising- him, Tanner and Isaak Davies. However, the fourth one came as a complete surprise to me, who do you reckon he picked?

[olderblue]

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Just watched a video on the club website where Osho answers questions from supporters. One of them came from Ollie Tanner in fact in which he asked who would you pick as City’s 4 x 100 relay team? Three of Osho’s answers were hardly surprising- him, Tanner and Isaak Davies. However, the fourth one came as a complete surprise to me, who do you reckon he picked?

Ruben?

[The Lone Gunman]

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Just watched a video on the club website where Osho answers questions from supporters. One of them came from Ollie Tanner in fact in which he asked who would you pick as City’s 4 x 100 relay team? Three of Osho’s answers were hardly surprising- him, Tanner and Isaak Davies. However, the fourth one came as a complete surprise to me, who do you reckon he picked?

I also saw this, so I won’t say.

His answer to the New Year’s resolutions question made me smile: “Stop giving the ball to opposition strikers…”

[the other bob wilson]

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Ruben?

No.

[Wash DC Blue]

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Kpakio?

[the other bob wilson]

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Kpakio?

No, I’d have picked him if I’d been asked the question.

[PontBlue]

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The answer to the Dorothy's question could be controversial.