Martín Perelman

Yeah, I think he wanted to continue, but wasn't to be.

The people up the chain of command wanted to do things differently, and they decided that they would wait the majority of the season to try and find a coach, even when there were opportunities before and after the World Cup, and that they would ride with Martin Perelman.

Yeah, so

don't...

I have a two-part question for the mailbag box regarding our coaching situation heading into next season.

All right.

He says, since Michael seems to will the future of OCSC into existence, the Griezmann signing, who do you think are realistic coaching possibilities for Orlando City? Do you think the front office will ultimately remove the interim tag and sign Martin Perelman to a legitimate permanent head coach contract? If not, who do you think are realistic coaching possibilities for Orlando City?

Oh, God, I have no idea who's available and who isn't.

You know, we, we, we rely so much on Griezmann to do everything for us that if, if Griezmann has to miss a match, we're going to be screwed period.

And, you know, and I wrote it on X a couple months ago when, when, you know, we started off the, after the break correctly that, um, You know, is this a Griezmann thing or is this a Perelman thing? And the decisions that, the important decisions, the critical decisions, match after match that a manager has to make, more times than not, he's choosing, he's making the wrong decision.

The manager's making the wrong decision.

So back to Wednesday.

I'm always so proud that In every game, at least one Orlando City fan is there.

So, you know, as a fan base, we travel very well.

To finish my thought about all this, you know, At this point, some of the blame has to go on Perelman as well.

I feel that sometimes he doesn't take the responsibility for managerial decisions.

Sure

... than, for example, Martín Perelman with OCB.

A- a- and so you wanna...

And I'm not trying to discredit Perelman.

It went surprisingly quickly and, you know, we move along.

And, uh, when we got to almost the table, uh, there, uh, uh, Ricardo Moreira and our manager, uh, Martin Perelman were talking on the side and, uh, people were calling them over, you know? So I was surprised that, you know, Martin Perelman, uh, you know, like people were not like, you know, being their animalistic selves, you know, people were super respectful and nice.

I recall.

So I called

I don't want to, how can I say this? I don't want to destroy the house in order to make sure that I can shut down the window, if that makes sense.

Right? Yes.

Uh, so I, I, I really, I really, you know, I, you know, Martin Perelman, I have said it, you know, he's, he's the pilot of the airplane.

We're not wishing that he crashes.