Óscar García is a very good coach with a good reputation but appointing him would have a risk element to it especially at this stage of the season. This isn't because he has never worked in the Premier League but because of the style of play he brings. He brought into the Johan Cruyff and Barcelona ideology when he was a player there and he implements it into his coaching metheds and tactics.
He likes to play a 4-3-3 formation with a high line and intense pressing off the ball and lots of possession with quick, incisive passing when in possession. The in possession part would suit our players but the out of possession would not. However he is adaptable to the circumstances and will change to suit the players he has. He did that with Saint-Etienne whose centre backs are a slow as ours.
I would love to see him at the Hawthorns in the future and he is still my second choice after Koeman. However even though my heart says yes, my mind says he would probably be a better appointment in the summer rather than in the middle of the season.
He likes to play a 4-3-3 formation with a high line and intense pressing off the ball and lots of possession with quick, incisive passing when in possession. The in possession part would suit our players but the out of possession would not. However he is adaptable to the circumstances and will change to suit the players he has. He did that with Saint-Etienne whose centre backs are a slow as ours.
I would love to see him at the Hawthorns in the future and he is still my second choice after Koeman. However even though my heart says yes, my mind says he would probably be a better appointment in the summer rather than in the middle of the season.