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So footballing wise, what's the difference between him and Nasri?

Nasri has in my mind always been an incredibly smart protector of the ball. He holds onto it brilliantly, he picks or passes that won't lose the ball, he shoots from close range. He pulls strings and unpicks the lock.

Isco takes a few more risks. He's got flair and flicks and tricks. He'll take more risks in the last third and shoot from 25 yards if left free.

He's faster than Nasri, more aggressive, his workrate is Tevez like and in defence he will chase a player who takes the ball off him until he gets it back.

Nasri is quite refined, precise smooth and controlled.

Isco is off the cuff, a bit rock and roll, unpredictable. Like a puppy.

I think they'd play together brilliantly if they ever got the chance. Can't see Nasri staying though if Isco comes.
 
I honestly don't think it's to replace anyone it's more that it looks like a proposition too good to turn down. As far as the other positions are concerned we will shake up our centre midfield and defence in the summer but unless we sign someone like the 1 of the 3 at Barca we won't sign a striker, pep never has multiple first team strikers but instead uses players from wide position's to compensate.

How has he developed since his first season at Madrid? I remember everyone saying he's the next Iniesta/Silva etc. Also, how does he compare to Thiago, who Pep's a known fan of.
 
Sorry but that's spoken like someone who has never seen the boy play. He is an incredibly hard worker, Tevez like in his workrate, and he does loads of tracking back, especially when played in central midfield when he takes on loss of defensive responsibilities and sticks to them.

Your post is complete bollocks.
Absolute crap. I've seen him play plenty of times he's another Nasri type player. Real Madrid are looking to get rid.

If anyone thinks he is a defensive midfielder and will be able to compete in the premier league I'm afraid you haven't got a clue about football and need to get down to the Manchester Giants instead.
 
Not really been following this thread as Isco is linked every single window. What has happened to suggest we're genuinely close to signing him? Or is it just the usual bollocks? And if somehow the interest is genuine, how the hell do we fit him in a squad that has a full foreign quota?
 
Not really been following this thread as Isco is linked every single window. What has happened to suggest we're genuinely close to signing him? Or is it just the usual bollocks? And if somehow the interest is genuine, how the hell do we fit him in a squad that has a full foreign quota?

Ric and Mcrjon and now that Raffael bloke on Twitter are saying we're in for him at an advanced stage
 
How has he developed since his first season at Madrid? I remember everyone saying he's the next Iniesta/Silva etc. Also, how does he compare to Thiago, who Pep's a known fan of.

He had a fantastic 14/15 season but has struggled this season, it's hard to tell whether it's Isco's own fault he's struggling though or if it's Benitez's fault as a lot of Real Madrid players have been underperforming this season. At the moment I'd say Thiago is the better player of the two, but last season I rated them about equal.
 
Ric and Mcrjon and now that Raffael bloke on Twitter are saying we're in for him at an advanced stage

Appreciate the reply. Not going to get excited about this though until i see him on the website in a City shirt, if for no other reason than there not being a space for him in the squad and there not being any deadweight we can ship out to make space for him.
 
We need a new back six as the one we have is garbage and are being overrun every week by shite teams.

Id only keep Aguero and Silva.

Sterling is shite , KDB albeit his passing can be fantastic gives the ball away too much and again in big games disappears. Yaya lazy git. Fernandinho has some good moments but the guy switches of several times in a match. Bony is not good enough clearly. Kolorov is another one who thinks he's better than he is and also switches off in games.

Mangala is shocking and we should cut our losses very quickly.

I'd give Otamendi a bit of time as I think with the right players he would be a good leader.

Sorry to piss on everyone's parade but there has been a lot of money spunked away, we should be walking this league.

And before anyone says I'm a Jonny come lately I have had a season ticket since 1987.

No bleeding Isco. Sick of wasting good money.
 
We need a new back six as the one we have is garbage and are being overrun every week by shite teams.

Id only keep Aguero and Silva.

Sterling is shite , KDB albeit his passing can be fantastic gives the ball away too much and again in big games disappears. Yaya lazy git. Fernandinho has some good moments but the guy switches of several times in a match. Bony is not good enough clearly. Kolorov is another one who thinks he's better than he is and also switches off in games.

Mangala is shocking and we should cut our losses very quickly.

I'd give Otamendi a bit of time as I think with the right players he would be a good leader.

Sorry to piss on everyone's parade but there has been a lot of money spunked away, we should be walking this league.

And before anyone says I'm a Jonny come lately I have had a season ticket since 1987.

No bleeding Isco. Sick of wasting good money.

What players same or better than current are available then billy big bollocks?
 
How has he developed since his first season at Madrid? I remember everyone saying he's the next Iniesta/Silva etc. Also, how does he compare to Thiago, who Pep's a known fan of.

He has grown a lot physically at Madrid and because of that causes teams even more problems, also he is more like Iniesta than anyone I have ever seen and Thiago is more of a Xavi so they actually work really well together as a posed to an either or
 
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