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14.00 GMT: Samir Nasri has been speaking to The Times about his move from Arsenal to Eastlands. He said: "I didn't choose Manchester City for the money. The Premier League table shows that."
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14.00 GMT: Samir Nasri has been speaking to The Times about his move from Arsenal to Eastlands. He said: "I didn't choose Manchester City for the money. The Premier League table shows that."
His logic is appalling. In any case, I don't think he moved solely for the money. But I think, at this moment in time, if he is seriously happy with the choice he made, then his mentality is no better than a glory-hunting child who's self-worth is tied to how his sport team is performing - because he has made absolutely zero impact on what the premier league table shows right now.
Oh come on he was never going to say he went for the money was he. and saying look at the league table to stupid because when he 1st went there he had no idea city would be top like this did he.Quote:
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These types sound familiar..........Quote:
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He's a greedy lesbian cunt.Quote:
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And a liar.
And on the bench.Quote:
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Did you hear he was a dyke as well?Quote:
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Her girlfriend Ach told NQ so.Quote:
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Arsenal legend Nigel Winterburn fears Robin van Persie is losing faith in manager Arsene Wenger after Sunday’s agonising home defeat to Manchester United.
The Gunners captain openly shared the frustration of the Emirates Stadium crowd when Wenger opted to cut short youngster Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s sensational full Premier League debut after 73 minutes and replace him with out-of-favour Russian Andrey Arshavin.
Winterburn believes the talismanic Dutchman’s reaction to the decision was telling, and fears any further loss of hope may drive him to leave the club when his current contract expires at the end of next season.
"I know Robin van Persie loves the football club,” Winterburn told Sky Sports News.
“What was slightly worrying yesterday was his reaction when [Alex] Oxlade-Chamberlain was brought off and also at the end of the game.
"He was staring into the abyss. You wonder what he was thinking there.
"It was almost like 'oh no not again, we got ourselves into a great position and we've let it slip'.
"I hope he stays. I think Arsene Wenger will be looking at himself and the players he's got at the football club to analyse where it has gone wrong for Arsenal.
"They've got to re-focus for the end of the season, try and get into fourth position and I hope he will re-strengthen the squad in the summer."
Hope he re-strengthens in the summer? Heard that every summer