Nasri aims swipe at Arsenal

http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...ipe-at-Arsenal

"If all that I was interested in was money, the easiest decision would have been to stay at Arsenal, picking up my money every week and walking into the team.

"There are many people doing this right now at Arsenal.

"I made the hard choice to come and fight for my place at a big club, where they never settle for second best, and I have proved it correct.

"I now hope the Arsenal fans can get on with their lives and forget me, they should celebrate their third-place achievement and I will focus on winning titles."

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Only decent for a couple of games before he thinks he's made it, and then fades for the rest of the season. Shit player. Could have cost City the league yesterday for their second goal. Fucking mong. But I do agree with what he says about players just taking their money and doing fuck all, there needs to be a clear out this transfer window.

:lol:

Deluded prick

:sleep:

i hope he breaks his leg again next season

Nasri likes to talk about Nasri even when nobody else bothers. He's talking to himself, he knows he's a money grabbing **** who would sell his mother for cash, he knows we all know what he is too. So he does this silly "challenge" thing where he abandoned a serious club who have to work for it in favour of a pretend club that writes a cheque for it.

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Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz

i hope he breaks his leg again next season

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That would be nice but you know the devil protects his own.

Maccy aims swipe at Nasri:

"He is a ****".

Still think we should have signed Barton. Handy player to have for special cases like this.

Maccy :bow:

He's right, he's at a club that won't settle for second place and seems to harbour extreme ambitions. As a player I don't think Nasri's all that tbh, I said it last season when he bottled that chance against Bolton and disappeared for the second half of the season. However, while he may be gloating there's a lot of truth in what he says about Arsenal coasting at the moment. That's what happens when you treat a football club as a FTSE100 company, you're satisfied as long as the shareholders are happy with the return on their "investment". You can say what you want about the "Sand monkeys" but at least they seem to give a damn about what happens on the pitch.