I'd be disappointed to see Nasri going, I think he's very talented and last season showed some of that, a bit more experience and he could become very good.
If he decided the leave I wouldn't hold it against him either, as a club nothing changes from season to season, it must be frustrating for the better players with ambitions of success.
Wenger doesn't help himself or indeed his chances of keeping players with his stubborness and reluctance to change things when required.
FFS. It wasnt a comparison, thats the point, I said Rooneys behaviour was far worse, Rooney said publicly that we was going to leave, forced united to pay him £1 million a month a subsequentially put in average performances. Nasri has done nothing like that, and as I said he would, looks like signing a contract extension (fingers crossed).Originally Posted by Ach
Because hes the manager.
Force him? No but you can see why players want to leave and not play under a manager who doesnt have a clue. Nasri had a good couple of months indeed and then disappeared.
Is this the same Rooney who signed a new contract at Man Utd and is going to stay there for quite some time? Good comparison
Last edited by Dog Toffee; 12-06-2011 at 03:40 PM.
Rooney stopped being average after he signed his deal. He was one of the best in the league from January onwards to be fair.
I don´t see the problem in Nasri´s being paid Fabregas wages. He´s one of the best players in this short squad, plus the catalan is leaving, and hasn´t got much more quality than Nasri anyway, or at least he fails every time we need him to show it.
If Nasri leaves, who do we think will replace him? The poor Denilson? It´s better to keep him with some of the highest salaries in the squad, according to his quality, than to spend the little money available in a replacement, who wouldn´t be nearly as good as Nasri. And if he goes to the mutd shit, of all the possible clubs, well then there´s no point in replacing him or playing any idiot of the current crop in his position, it won´t make any difference.
Pay the guy and dispose of all the deadwood asap.
Hardly. And its not exactly respectful to the club to only start playing after getting a insane pay-rise that the club can hardly afford with all the debt they have.
This... End of the day Wenger would not get away with it at Barca or Real he knows here he can do what the feck he likes and no one will say anything.It's Wenger's policy, it wasn't enforced on him. He wouldn't get away with it anywhere else.
Oh do shut up.
Yes, it is his policy. Yes, the board are happy with that....but it has been drawn out as far as they can draw it out now. I fully expect a change of tact.
Dunno, maybe one day we'll thank him when the billionnaires piss off.
I'm not hanging him for this policy though. I'm more pissed off that he can't coach a defence, or teach players how to take a corner.
Yes, he could have spent more money, but in all honesty, the current crop should have won the league last year. There are other departments his managerial style is flawed, much more so than the fact he's not taken a punt in the transfer market.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
Unless I am missing something, the actual window has not yet opened. Therefore it is premature to complain about the lack of a punt.
While all answers are responses, not all responses are answers.
Domestic signings have been possible since the last game of the season, international signings can only be ratified after july 1st, but are you seriously suggesting that he should wait until then to finish negotiations?
I meant in general. Not specifically now....1st July I believe??
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
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