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Don't understand the hatred towards Nasri here. He says he didn't leave for money. We have no reason not to believe him. He played for us just days before he left when he could have easily said no like a certain Spanish former captain **** of ours who all this hatred should be directed at. Well him and a Dutch **** in Manchester.
I understand the bitterness fans have though so il put it down to that. Fortunately I'm a little bit older and wiser
But it wasn't vela-type score hat tricks against shit stuff. He was actually brilliant for that (fairly long) period. So he was realising that potential the same way someone like Walcott (same age) is. Theo has made the right choice by staying and he is more likely to realise whatever potential he had because, as I say, Wenger is the best around at that. Nasri just made a stupid move. Maybe he is now saying he was sold and wanted to stay...maybe it's a similar situation to Walcott in that he wanted more money. We found a buyer so got rid in Nasri's case. If someone came in with a £25m bid for Walcott we might've got rid, but luckily no-one did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
Nasri is younger tbh and at 27 or however old Santi is atm, Nasri will be better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory
Cazorla has done a decent job but he was a bit shit in Spain and for Spain. This is his best season ever and he won't even get a look in for the awards at the end of the season which Nasri did.
Ultimately all of us would take Nasri back ASAP. People will deny it just to try to prove me wrong when all they are doing is making themselves look foolish
Ample room in our squad for both to weave their magic on the pitch simultaneously, tbh.
Would mean the end for Ramsey/Arteta.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoringBoringArsenal
Wenger, make it happen
Thought you said you were older and wiser.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
he hasn't even come close to anything like those few months he showed back in 2010/11. nothing approaching it. his development may have been affected transferring as he did but the very best will find a way to develop, with or without a manager that has that innate ability to do so. going to man city for whatever reason still gave him the opportunities to display at least some of the ability that won him that move but we haven't seen a drop. nada. i'm more likely to believe he is one of many footballers who look like world beaters in a crap league (France), do something for a short period elsewhere then go back to their level later on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Synti Claus
Nasri has the potential to be an awesome player but it’s not a given. He’ll have to adjust his attitude because it’s easy for players to fall off if they’re not mentally focussed. As for Cazorla, I won’t act as if he’s been a sensation for us this season because he hasn’t. He needs to work on his fitness and really stamp his authority in a game for 90 minutes. But he’s playing in a really poor Arsenal side and this is his first season. But I think he has the potential to get better and because he hasn’t had much recognition in his career, I think he’s mature enough to stay focussed and get better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
Nasri is a whore and like all whores he's not loved, everyone is aware of the contract in place and aware a whore like this will fuck anyone for the right amount of money. Shits like Nasri occupy the street corners of football, selling their arse to street traffic. They know it too, which is why his type amounts to nothing. You can't be whoring yourself everywhere and expect to build a lasting reputation anywhere. Who will remember any of the whores at city? Think about it. In a decade who'll remember Nasri or Silva or Milner (lol)? Even the chavs have more class than these ****s. Lampard, Terry, loathe them but they are part of the history of the club now. There's not a single city **** worth the mention in terms of history, tradition. Nasri is in the perfect place, a whore in a brothel.