Samir "The Weasel" Nasri - The Epitome of Wenger's Failings!!!

[budesonide]

HAHAHAHA - dumbest thing I've head today.

I remember you lot calling Nasri a flop after his first year unlike Sagna who was word class after his first season here... Now your castrating Wenger for not extending his contract then. Blinkered.

Bottom line is Nasri has had only really performed 6 months out of 3 years. His leaving wouldn't be a problem if 1) we weren't having a massive clear out already, 2) we'd replace him with quality.

You could say the same for every player in our squad then, couldn't you. None of them perform consistently enough to justify their paycheck. Who is to blame then?

[Kano]

how many footballers can ever justify their ridiculous salaries

[Niall_Quinn]

how many footballers can ever justify their ridiculous salaries

All of them, for as long as the fans keep paying up. It will take the fans staying away to change the game.

[budesonide]

And you believed him?

oh yes i did; I have no reason not to. He is an arrogant coc*k

[Kano]

in relation to the game they can't, only through football revenue they can

sky have inflated their salaries not the punters

[Niall_Quinn]

in relation to the game they can't, only through football revenue they can

sky have inflated their salaries not the punters

Sky has punters too, if nobody tuned in Sky wouldn't renew the contract.

[GP]

oh yes i did; I have no reason not to. He is an arrogant coc*k

So, everything he says is true?

[Kano]

you'd be relying on people dropping their tv subscriptions not only from the sports packages but from their other more profitable areas. some sort of weird utopia that can never happen

[Power n Glory]

And you believed him?

I think it's worth looking into his days at Monaco and his philosophy back then. He's heavily influenced by the Ajax set up and back then he believed the key to success was building a strong team and keeping them together. What we're seeing at Arsenal isn't born out of circumstance. It's his firm belief about how a football club should be run. He won one title and a league cup with Monaco and that was it. Why? How did it all come crashing down after a good start early on? Did he start to dig his heels in like we're seeing today?

[budesonide]

So, everything he says is true?

no but his track record proves them to be:

Wenger justified his continuing cautious transfer policy, saying: “You can do it (Manchester City’s) way, buying the best players in the world. What I want to show is that it works our way as well.” http://www.free-football.tv/news/Ill...ay-Wenger.html



Back in 2006:

"We are a team who had to change a few players, but the players coming through are top quality and they will develop. This season we have beaten Liverpool and Manchester United well.

"We are struggling a little bit at the moment because we play many, many games and had to fight very hard to play in the Champions League."
"But I am responsible, I do the job and I do it like I want to do. I know where I am going and I will do it my way."


http://www.thefreelibrary.com/I'll+d...r.-a0158861792


that doesn't sound like a someone making things up. That sounds like a misguided coc*k