JoeMercer'sWay
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No, we've missed the replacement we should have got for selling Nasri in the summer though.
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Has Nasri been our biggest loss?
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Stuck inside his missus. Don't blame him actually, whoever removed me from inside her would be crowned king of England.Help me please. Why is Nasri out till May ?. I thought he had a hamstring problem - but so many others have had - and come back.
On his day Nasri is good but the last few appearances he did not seem focussed.?.
mosssideblue
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For me, Samir is like Yaya in that you don't know from one game to the next which will turn up. I think it's just clutching at straws thinking he would have made a difference to this season.
nellyonthewing
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Cannot argue with that at all. Now he's worth feck all and would not have played against Arse at Highbury anyway coz they are mean to him....No, we've missed the replacement we should have got for selling Nasri in the summer though.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Nasri slips seamlessy into our team and is a joy to watch when everybody else is on their game! If he has to make things happen, and is asked to work a little bit in order to create then we need someone else.
tiggsywiggsywoo
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Samir Nasri is a great player. Nasri is one of those rare players that can come on as a sub and put in a top class performance without the over inflated ego problems that other so called squad players have. He's been and hopefully will continue to be a much valued team member. He plays well with the others and as scored some very important and great goals. Sooner he's back and playing the better. And I might add a Mancini signing.
He only started in one of the first 5 winning games so we didn't miss him them. We haven't played as well since KDB came into the side funnily enough. He has done ok individually but the team hasn't done as well.
This is exactly right. On his own he's been amazing but he seemed to have unbalanced the team or is that just a coincidence
billfromthehill
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AgreedSamir Nasri is a great player. Nasri is one of those rare players that can come on as a sub and put in a top class performance without the over inflated ego problems that other so called squad players have. He's been and hopefully will continue to be a much valued team member. He plays well with the others and as scored some very important and great goals. Sooner he's back and playing the better. And I might add a Mancini signing.