I don't quite get why you and some others ignore the fact that there IS a spot for Nasri and even Mangala suggesting they woudln't play CL.
Not long ago the huge majority on here preferred PL over CL. Why shouldn't it be enough honour for Nasri to shine in domestic comps
knowing there will be loads of rotation anyway?
Pep was here last year and left Yaya out of CL squad.
Could somebody please give me some good reason why - under the same manager - it would be impossible leaving Nasri out of the CL squad?
I also did put out Gundogan might not be ready for the CL squad. Nasri could take that spot.
That's why I think there would be several options to integrate Nasri - IF Pep wanted to... and nobody knows yet.
As I thought, beyond your thinkingPut these in order of what they have contributed to City: Nasri, Yaya, Bravo, Aguero.
Then review your last 1,000 posts.
Right, I have reread all my posts and I conclude you cannot understand, so come back trying humour to hide you your level. Note to self, try not engage with children and animals :)Put these in order of what they have contributed to City: Nasri, Yaya, Bravo, Aguero.
Then review your last 1,000 posts.
Put these in order of what they have contributed to City: Nasri, Yaya, Bravo, Aguero.
Then review your last 1,000 posts.
Right, I have reread all my posts and I conclude you cannot understand, so come back trying humour to hide you your level. Note to self, try not engage with children and animals :)
Unable to make sense of quite lucid posts by several people, you resort to scraping the barrel. OK seeing as researching the timeline of events is beyond you, I'll recap....The one thing you've demonstrated is that you live up to your user name. An intellectual pygmy.
Make your point or do us all a favour and shut down.
I wouldn't worry, Bacon seems to have lost the ability to read back through his own comments, let alone anyone else's. He's obviously frustrated about something in life which has manifested itself on this thread in the form of thinking other posters are his personal reading servants.Right, I have reread all my posts and I conclude you cannot understand, so come back trying humour to hide you your level. Note to self, try not engage with children and animals :)
Unable to make sense of quite lucid posts by several people, you resort to scraping the barrel. OK seeing as researching the timeline of events is beyond you, I'll recap....
You claimed Nasri came back 'Looking like Mr Blobby' (overweight I presume). I said Nasri wasn't the only player who came back overweight which was a fact & as restated by Pep 'Nasri was the one who said he wanted to go on loan' meaning it wasn't City who wanted to lose him at that time.
Other posters (including myself) have drawn comparisons between Yaya's situation and his subsequent rehabilitation as something that could also be afforded to Nasri IF Pep wants him to stay.
Since then you have got your G-String in a twist with several posters over what? I don't really know. Try not to get intellect & intelligence mixed up sunshine, as judging by the fact I've had to wipe your nose & your arse whilst spoon feeding you your own posts, suggest you're bereft of both in any significant amounts.
For the avoidance of doubt, I would like to end this infantile exchange with you here, as I and other posters I'm sure would prefer to get back on topic. If you wish to continue your infantile series of posts, then fine, let's do it by PM & not derail this interesting thread of varying opinions..... Well it was until you rocked up with your inane bollocks.
In fairness, it seems it took a few months for Yaya to concede the point.Because last year, when Nasri was told he wasn't going to be a starter he carried on like a pork chop.
Ya Ya buckled down. I doubt Nasri would. And if Gundogan had remained fit Ya Ya may have still been left out.
It's not impossible, but it's not black and white either.
Like Hart, it's the club who want him out, not the manager.Pep's thoughts on Nasri very revealing after Spurs. Genuinely likes him and logical in his thoughts whether he stays with City this term or leaves. Pep clearly rates him.
Because last year, when Nasri was told he wasn't going to be a starter he carried on like a pork chop.
Ya Ya buckled down. I doubt Nasri would. And if Gundogan had remained fit Yaya may have still been left out.
Wasn't that the same situation with Yaya too?Like Hart, it's the club who want him out, not the manager.
No or at least not as far as I know.Wasn't that the same situation with Yaya too?
I always thought what pep publicly said about Yaya a bid odd considering Pep had just arrived leaving little time for Yaya to piss him off. It always struck me that the approach to both Yaya & Hart was payback of some sort... However I never got that feeling with Nasri, but who knows what's happening inside the halls of power...No or at least not as far as I know.
I always thought what pep publicly said about Yaya a bid odd considering Pep had just arrived leaving little time for Yaya to piss him off. It always struck me that the approach to both Yaya & Hart was payback of some sort... However I never got that feeling with Nasri, but who knows what's happening inside the halls of power...
I think the situation with Yaya was to show his agent who is in charge.
I don't think Yaya and Pep ever actually had a problem, it was more of a case of Seluk speaking out of turn and Yaya not publicly condoning it.
I think he probably had a problem with Yaya's fitness, or lack of.
Yeah but it was a strictly on field problem rather than Hart which seems to have been more personal.